The complex dance of financial markets is welcoming a new cohort: crypto firms are lining up for inclusion in prestigious Russell indexes. This isn't just a nod to legitimacy; it's a seismic shift.
Mike Novogratz's Galaxy Digital finally snagged a New York BitLicense. After years of regulatory wrangling, this means they can officially offer institutional trading and financing in the Empire State. But is it a true win, or just another box ticked?
Sharplink is betting on DeFi. Galaxy Digital is set to manage a new $125 million fund designed to juice returns from its massive ETH holdings.
The crypto world is buzzing as Galaxy and Sharplink team up for a $125 million fund aimed at generating yield from staked Ether. This signals a major step for institutions looking to get more bang for their digital buck.
Galaxy's stock rocketed 11% after its annual report—core crypto ops profitable at $505 million, even with a $241 million net loss. But who's really cashing in here?
Bitcoin smashed through $73K Thursday, propelled by MicroStrategy's relentless STRC buying and fleeting peace signals from Lebanon. But is this the start of a real decoupling from slumping tech, or just Saylor's latest debt-fueled gamble?
Your proxy ballot just went blockchain. Broadridge, the trillion-dollar fintech beast, flipped the switch on Avalanche for Galaxy shareholders—but who's cashing in on this 'next step' for tokenized stocks?