Party Rages on for Crypto Investors Riding Bitcoin's Wild Rally
Amid volatile markets, the narrative has shifted towards a new era of crypto investment, challenging the status quo and signaling a permanent change in both the financial and crypto landscapes.
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Standard Chartered Moves to Consolidate Crypto Custody Under One Roof
The bank is weighing an integration of majority-owned Zodia Custody into its corporate and investment bank, as its in-house digital asset buildout increasingly overlaps with its own subsidiaries
Cango Sells Bitcoin to Cut Debt, Fund AI Pivot as Miners Move Away From HODL
Cango is shedding Bitcoin to pay down debt and fund an AI pivot, cutting mining costs while shrinking its treasury amid tighter financing conditions. Capital is rotating toward higher-margin AI infrastructure even as players like Strategy double down on accumulation.