- 11 January, 2025
MicroStrategy sees up to 52% revenue surge as Saylor confirms more Bitcoin buys ahead
MicroStrategy, the company which owns over 91,000 Bitcoin (BTC), saw an astounding surge in revenues in Q1, its latest figures confirm. In a press release
3 key takeaways from Chevron’s Q1 earnings report
Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) said on Friday that its revenue missed analysts’ estimates in the fiscal first quarter attributed to a hit from Winter Storm
Biden’s capital gains tax plan to pull crypto down to earth from the moon?
There are often multiple causes for an asset’s sharp decline, but Bitcoin’s (BTC) 10% “nosedive,†which took place on April 22, may be blamed on
AstraZeneca’s net profit jumps to £1.12 billion in the first quarter
AstraZeneca plc (LON: AZN) said on Friday that its sales and earnings posted an increase in the first quarter and reiterated its guidance for the
Turkey jails 6 in probe into missing Thodex crypto exchange CEO
Turkish authorities are progressing with an investigation into local cryptocurrency exchange Thodex, which abruptly halted trading last week. On Thursday, a Turkish court jailed six suspects
Barclays’ pre-tax profit climbs to £2.40 billion in the first quarter
Barclays plc (LON BARC) said on Friday it performed better-than-expected in the first quarter as impairment charges posted a sharp decline. Barclays shares tanked just
SEC enforcement chief steps down just days after appointment
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission new enforcement chief, Alex Oh, has resigned from her position with the Securities and Exchange Commission just days
Uzbek presidential agency proposes legalizing domestic crypto trading
A major governmental agency in Uzbekistan seems to be rethinking its stance on cryptocurrencies. The National Agency for Project Management under the President of the
Australian senate committee calls for national blockchain land registry
An Australian senate committee has published a report calling for a blockchain-based national land registry, better clarity over laws relating to smart contracts, and continued
BNY Mellon fund laments it should have bought Bitcoin, not gold
U.S.-based financial institution BNY Mellon, the world’s largest custodian bank and asset servicing company, states that the recent performance of one of its exchange-traded funds,