The tokenization firm behind BlackRock’s BUIDL fund and the NYSE’s 24/7 tokenized stock platform is set to close its Cantor SPAC deal on July 1 and debut under the ticker SECZ the following day.

Senators Curtis and Schiff sent a bipartisan letter to the CFTC after a WSJ investigation found 70% of more than 1,100 Polymarket promotional videos showed fake bets totaling nearly $1.9 million.

With MSTR below its bitcoin’s net asset value and STRC 26% below par, both capital taps that funded Strategy’s weekly bitcoin purchases are now constrained at the same time.

On Monday, the question was whether STRC’s dip below par meant trouble. Now the entire capital stack is underwater, the common stock is at a two-year low, and a securities probe may be in the works. Here’s where Strategy stands.

The world’s largest exchange told users in France, Italy, Spain, and Poland it will stop providing services one day after publicly declaring it was “not leaving Europe.”

CEO Mike Belshe announced the reduction as a “one-time action,” with the company refocusing on security, stablecoins, and AI-powered infrastructure after a 73% post-IPO stock decline.

Hackers injected malicious code through a compromised third-party vendor and drained roughly $3 million from fewer than 15 Polymarket accounts — the platform’s second breach since May.

Kulechov pushed back hard on CoinDesk’s report of a $385 million Payward bid, saying Aave Labs holds a token allocation that partners have discussed buying — but that’s very different from selling AAVE at a 70% discount.

The firm is investigating whether Michael Saylor’s bitcoin treasury company fed investors misleading information, soliciting shareholders across the entire capital stack.

Trump canceled a signing ceremony for a bipartisan bill that would have barred the Fed from issuing a digital dollar, and his standoff with Congress could also squeeze the timeline for the crypto Clarity Act.