
Microsoft has a “fiduciary duty” to do what is in the financial interests of shareholders and knocking back Bitcoin could go against those interests, a policy research center executive explained.

Microsoft has a “fiduciary duty” to do what is in the financial interests of shareholders and knocking back Bitcoin could go against those interests, a policy research center executive explained.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen isn’t convinced that Bitcoin’s recent rally to $79,000 marks the end of the bear market.She is...
Przemysław Kral, the head of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypto, has reportedly been charged with participating in an alleged large-scale...
Strategy held off on new Bitcoin buying, maintaining holdings at 840,447 BTC as it launched a $1.59 billion cash pool...
Fasset raised $68 million in a Series C led by SBI Group as the companies plan a digital bank in...
Germany widened its lead in the number of providers licensed under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), with...
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