US Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their longest run of weekly net outflows since listing in January last year as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs drove a wider retreat from riskier assets.

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy said it bought $10.7 million of Bitcoin, a week after unveiling plans to issue up to $21 billion of preferred stock to acquire more of the cryptocurrency.

Gemini, the crypto exchange backed by the billionaire Winklevoss twins that recently filed confidentially to go public, has named Dan Chen chief financial officer.

World Liberty Financial, the crypto project promoted by President Donald Trump, has completed its second set of token sales and raised a total of $550 million in gross proceeds, according to a press release.

Today on the Big Take podcast: The financial old guard is embracing digital assets anew and it’s considering giving core products a crypto update.

Heavy selling resumed in Wall Street’s largest technology companies, with American shares snapping a two-day rebound amid signs investors are paring exposure in US risk assets. European stocks gained.

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Turkish authorities arrested dozens of suspects, including BankPozitif chairman Erkan Kork, after seizing the boutique bank in a sweeping crackdown on illegal online betting.

Michael Jordaan, the former chief of one of South Africa’s biggest consumer lenders, is considering partnerships to grow Bank Zero as the app-driven firm seeks to challenge the country’s biggest finance institutions.

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Strategy plans to sell $500 million of dollar-denominated perpetual preferred stock.

A pioneer of the $100 billion derivatives-powered ETF market has filed for more than 70 new funds in one go, in a bet that amped-up investment products will boom anew despite fears of industry overcrowding and investor exhaustion.

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President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the agency that regulates Wall Street has yet to be confirmed, but the sweeping changes to the watchdog from his temporary stand-in are starting to pile up.

Most of the so-called memecoins that are flooding the $2.6 trillion cryptocurrency space will probably end up “worthless,” according to Cathie Wood.

Emily Mason takes a look at what the stablecoin bill in Congress means for the future of banking.

Stocks climbed and bond yields fell as Jerome Powell calmed tariff-obsessed investors, signaling the Federal Reserve saw no need for drastic action in the face of Donald Trump’s trade war.