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Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy and Kevin O'Leary discussed Bitcoin price levels and regulatory needs. SpaceX disclosed its Bitcoin holdings and Pudgy Penguins extended a sports partnership.
BenzingaStated that Bitcoin would have been trading between $40,000 and $50,000 without his company's involvement. MicroStrategy is the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, owning approximately 818,000 units. Saylor believes that even without his company, Bitcoin would have found success, but MicroStrategy's involvement accelerated its price appreciation.
Kevin O'Leary, the "Shark Tank" star, emphasized the need for a crypto bill to pass for Bitcoin and tokenization to move beyond the fringes for major institutional players. He believes that global compliance within the SEC through the passage of a bill will change everything.
With the midterms approaching in November, O'Leary sees the present as the perfect opportunity to pass legislation.
SpaceX revealed its Bitcoin holdings ahead of its IPO.
The disclosure came as part of routine updates on corporate cryptocurrency positions.
The popular NFT brand Pudgy Penguins is extending its partnership with Manchester City Soccer Club. The extension continues an existing commercial arrangement between the two entities.
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A proposed settlement filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas requires South Bow to pay a civil penalty and spend roughly $40 million on prevention measures after the largest onshore crude pipeline spill in the United States in nine years. The agreement resolves allegations that t…
theconversation.comDubai officials announced plans to build a new port on the UAE's eastern coast. The facility would increase shipping capacity and create an alternative route avoiding the Strait of Hormuz after the recent US-Iran war. No timeline or cost details were released.
ForbesSen. Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon last week asking about his interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The Senate Banking Committee published the letter Monday after the Financial Times reported the outreach Sunday.