Strategy now satisfies all SP500 inclusion criteria. $MSTR
Source: Chris Millas @ChrisMMillas
Tom Lee has been appointed chairman on the board of directors for Bitmine, a Bitcoin miner.
Today they announced a $250M private placement to implement buying Ethereum for their $ETH treasury. $BMNR, the public stock for Bitmine, is up 48% in the pre-markets. Tom Lee: “Stablecoins have proven to be the ‘ChatGPT’ of crypto, leading to rapid adoption by consumers, merchants and financial services providers,” Lee said in a statement. “Ethereum is the blockchain where the majority of stablecoin payments are transacted and thus, ETH should benefit from this growth.” Source: @amitisinvesting on X
Top public bitcoin Treasury companies
The race is on to acquire as many bitcoin as possible. https://lnkd.in/e3G87qYN
BREAKING: US Federal Housing Finance Agency orders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to count Bitcoin & crypto as an asset when assessing mortgage eligibility.
Source: Bitcoin Archive @BTC_Archive
Market cap:
Circle: $72 billion Coinbase: $78 billion Coinbase receives 50% of Circle's revenue. Source: Brew Markets @brewmarkets
The bitcoin stacking race is raging!!!
In Europe, The Blockchain Group ALTBG continues snagging some regular BTC buys. They now own 1,728 $BTC for ~€155.8 million at ~€90,155 per bitcoin⚡️ Source: microstrategist on X, Alexandre Laizet, The Blockchain Group
JPMorgan Files ‘JPMD’ Trademark For Crypto Payment Services
The bank has filed a new trademark application for “JPMD”, potentially signaling the launch of services tied to crypto trading, tokenized payments, custody, and real-time blockchain transactions. Filed on June 16 with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the “JPMD” mark covers a wide range of offerings — from digital asset trading and fund transfers to crypto-secured financial services and token exchange platforms. While still in early review, this move underscores JPMorgan’s continued commitment to shaping the digital financial infrastructure. Source : coingape
From checkout lanes to blockchain?
Walmart, Amazon, and Expedia exploring stablecoins? Major retailers are looking into issuing or using stablecoins to streamline payments, cut fees, and accelerate settlement—especially across borders according to the WSJ. Their next move may hinge on the Genius Act, a bill aiming to create a clear U.S. regulatory framework for stablecoins. Source : wsj
