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South Korea's largest digital bank, with 15M users, is the first Korean neobank to partner with Solana for cross-border payments, a pilot that could reset how the peninsula moves money abroad.
The treasury bring total holdings to 5.67M ETH, and Lee is framing the next leg of the cycle as the strongest one yet.
The ATM-funded add brought the corporate BTC treasury to 847,363 coins at an average cost of $75,651, with the average purchase price on this tranche ($67,068) running 11% below that cost basis.
Bitmine now controls 4.7% of all ETH, is 94% of the way to its '5% Alchemy' target, and runs a $223M projected staking yield on the stash.
Saylor's treasury added to its position at $67,068 last week, but the 847,363 BTC stack still carries a $9.15B unrealized loss against an average cost of $75,651.
Bitmine's $10B ETH stack is sitting on over $9.5B in unrealized losses at an average cost basis near $3,440, and the treasury keeps adding to a position that is roughly 4.7% of all ETH in circulation.
Bitmine is 94% of the way to owning 5% of ETH, but the pace is slowing and its preferred-share financing push is running into the same pressure that has weighed on Strategy's MSTR.
A modest ticket by Saylor's standards, but the cadence of disclosed buys is the signal: treasury accumulation is now mechanical, not opportunistic, and the average cost basis keeps drifting higher.
The bitcoin addition is a rounding error on a 847,363-BTC balance sheet, but the $300M cash build is the real message: Saylor is funding STRC's dividend bid directly out of common-stock issuance.
The world's largest money-transfer operator is now a validator on a third network, and the read is that cross-border payment rails are being rebuilt on public-chain infrastructure from the inside.
Saylor's treasury machine kept printing BTC through MSTR stock issuance even as the preferred-equity leg of the capital stack ran into a price slide worth flagging.
A 118-year-old Scottish asset manager is issuing a dollar-denominated corporate-bond fund directly onchain, with BNY handling the rails.
The Rotki founder argues diverting up to 10% of validator rewards to fund core development would entrench large stakers and crowd out smaller operators, compounding a decade of governance drift.
A research-forum pitch to skim up to 10% of staking rewards for ecosystem funding lands hardest on Bitmine, whose $258M validator revenue is the single biggest exposure on Ethereum.
A widely-followed trader argues anyone buying now believing the bottom is in is making a mistake, with chart structure pointing to a $54K retest.
If validator yields compress, the trade is staker income for protocol solvency: EIP-7702 and native L2 interoperability get paid for in real time.
The headline is the personal sting for Vitalik, but the bigger read is institutional: encrypted mempools and MEV reform just stopped being an R&D wishlist and became overdue Ethereum infrastructure.
The proposal would let validators vote to redirect up to 10% of staking rewards toward ecosystem funding, but critics say it drags politics directly into consensus.
The dollar loss was small, but the flaw class is the same one behind $340M in cross-chain bridge hacks already this year, and the root cause was a prover signing key left exposed on GitHub.
The xStocks launch turns Kraken into a 24-hour equities venue for crypto-native wallets, layering real-world asset rails onto Solana just as the broader RWA race accelerates.
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