Movement Labs, the company behind the MVMT project, filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, disclosing assets of between $100,001 and $500,000 against liabilities reaching as high as $10 million. According to the filing, the largest single claim comes from the company's ousted founder, who is seeking
The London Stock Exchange is expanding into near-continuous trading as global venues respond to demand for round-the-clock market access. The exchange plans to launch LSE 24, a 24/5 trading venue operating from 17:00 to 07:50, extending activity beyond traditional daytime hours. According to TD
As part of a broader campaign to pressure Tehran economically, the U.S. Treasury has frozen a cryptocurrency wallet holding roughly $130 million linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the action, describing it as part of a wider effort to identify
Strategy, the company led by Michael Saylor, has shifted its capital-raising strategy by directing proceeds toward cash reserves instead of additional Bitcoin purchases. According to a July 20 SEC filing, the Tysons Corner, Virginia-based firm issued 2.73 million Class A shares between July 13 and July 19,
Derivatives activity around XRP has intensified as traders position for a potential move above the $1.18 resistance level. Open interest has climbed above $2.4 billion, rising roughly $125 million over the past week, signaling renewed appetite for leveraged exposure beneath the token's next price barrier. XRP
Grayscale has submitted an S-1 registration to launch a spot exchange-traded fund tied to Worldcoin's WLD token, marking the first attempt to offer regulated U.S. exposure to Sam Altman's biometric identity project. News of the filing pushed WLD roughly 8% higher, reflecting investor
A cross-party group of UK lawmakers has opened an inquiry into why banks routinely block accounts and payments for cryptocurrency firms, and whether these practices are stifling the sector's growth. The investigation will examine the reasons behind so-called debanking, in which financial institutions restrict or refuse