
May 29th, 2025
According to those familiar with the matter, several private-equity firms have expressed interest in participating in a deal for Twitter, offering ways to challenge Musk’s offer.
Ripple disputed the assertion stating XRP should be treated like a cryptocurrency and not a security offering.
According to the filing that Musk submitted to the SEC on his Twitter offering, the entrepreneur has an alternative plan if he eventually does not buy Twitter.
The SEC has exactly 2 weeks to file an appeal with respect to its motion denial, and the commission’s response within this time frame is crucial as it may set a precedent for related cases in the near term.
A successful IPO will give Ampere an opportunity for more cash infusion.
VinFast is set to use the money to expand its footprint in the rapidly growing US. EV market. It plans a $2 billion investment to build the North Carolina factory.
Berkshire Hathaway has invested approximately $4.2 billion in HP.
The SEC announced the approval in a filing on its website, adding Teucrium to a host of other bitcoin futures ETF issuers, just days after rejecting a spot Bitcoin ETF application from Cathie Wood-run ARK Investment Management LLC.
If the US SEC passes an approval, this would be the first US ETF that would allow betting against the performance of Bitcoin futures.
Linqto, a company that trades private equity for crypto companies, before public listing, said that it has sold $50 million of stocks for Ripple Labs. This happened despite Ripple’s ongoing case with the US SEC.
US regulators’ attention has been focusing on stablecoins for some time. The regulatory attention grew when the President’s Working Group on Financial Markets issued a report that called for the restriction of the stablecoin issuance.
The $88 million fundraise that CertiK blockchain security firm just recorded shows resonance with the broader trend in the digital currency ecosystem.
Galaxy Digital has renegotiated the terms of contracts for the BitGo acquisition as the deal will go through following the SEC approval later this year.
According to the legal team representing Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the SEC is acting “inappropriately” and should be sanctioned.
The crypto sector might see some respite regarding spot Bitcoin ETF approvals as the SEC could begin to approve them by next year.