Bitcoin Staking and Institutional Custody Event Report
This content is provided by a sponsor. PRESS RELEASE. DeFimans Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Co-founders: Mitsushi Ono and Taishi Sato; hereinafter referred to as “DeFimans”) co-hosted the event “ Bitcoin Staking & Institutional Custody” on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, together with Next Finance Tech(Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Co-CEOs: Soichiro Tokuriki and Shinya Tsuchida). Event Overview […] Powered by...
Metaplanet Buys 136 BTC, Reports 487% YTD BTC Yield
Japanese firm Metaplanet Inc. (TSE: 3350) reported the acquisition of 136 BTC for approximately $15.2 million at an average price of about $111,666 per bitcoin, raising its total holdings to 20,136 BTC, acquired for about $2.08 billion at an average cost of about $103,196 per bitcoin as of September 8, 2025. The Tokyo‑listed bitcoin treasury […] Powered by...
China Buys Gold yet Again, Consolidates 10-Month Purchase Streak
The People’s Bank of China has continued to purchase gold to add to the country’s foreign reserves, according to official data. The purchase, albeit marginal, fuels China’s 10-month streak of acquisitions, even at record prices. China Continues to Purchase Gold Even at Record Prices Countries have started to turn to gold again, given the current […] Powered by...
3-Way Push for USDH: Paxos, Agora, and Frax Pitch Stablecoin Infrastructure to Hyperliquid
This week, Hyperliquid received competing proposals from Paxos, Agora, and Frax to supply stablecoin infrastructure for USDH, with each bidder emphasizing regulatory posture, distribution, and how yield from reserves would be shared with the ecosystem. Hyperliquid Is Now Weighing Multiple Proposals Bitcoin.com News previously reported on Paxos on Sunday, Sept. 7, and Paxos’s written bid […] Powered by...
Piracy Shield Study Reveals Massive Overblocking & Collateral Damage
From the perspective of rightsholders, blocking domains and IP addresses is necessary to counter a persistent threat from online piracy. In this context, they insist it is reasonable to force internet intermediaries to intervene, using blocking measures that also elevate the risk of unintended consequences and collateral damage. With blocking demands moving towards a ‘real time’ requirement as standard, increasingly unsupervised...
