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Steven Stradbrooke

25 November, 2025

Choke Point 3.0 or rejection of utility-free crypto treasuries?

The crypto community faces backlash as JPMorgan debanks Strike's Jack Mallers, igniting claims of Operation Choke Point 3.0 amid market...

Coinbase fined, Gemini digs privacy, Tether wants to own lending

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Steven Stradbrooke

19 November, 2025

Coinbase fined, Gemini digs privacy, Tether wants to own lending

CBI fines Coinbase €21.5M for AML lapses, Gemini’s Q3 shows rising costs despite gains, and Tether expands with a rare...

Pro-crypto PAC’s Tether ties; Bitcoin Advocacy hits Capitol Hill

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Steven Stradbrooke

17 September, 2025

Pro-crypto PAC’s Tether ties; Bitcoin Advocacy hits Capitol Hill

New pro-crypto PAC, The Fellowship, unveils $100M+ fund to support candidates as digital asset regulations evolve amid SEC actions and...

US market structure hits snag; Quintenz hits back at Winklevii

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Steven Stradbrooke

12 September, 2025

US market structure hits snag; Quintenz hits back at Winklevii

U.S. Senate faces challenges with crypto legislation as CFTC nominee Brian Quintenz responds to Winklevoss criticisms amid ongoing market structure...

Google: In just a few days, Filipinos have become the #1 Nano Banana users in the world!

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9 September, 2025

Google: In just a few days, Filipinos have become the #1 Nano Banana users in the world!

The Philippines tops global use of Google’s Gemini Nano Banana, generating 25.5 million fun, personal, and creative images.

Crypto treasuries borrow and buy as share prices fall

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Steven Stradbrooke

4 September, 2025

Crypto treasuries borrow and buy as share prices fall

As more ‘treasury’ firms chase digital assets, their shares keep dropping, fueling questions about their true value and staying power.

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Jordan Atkins

27 Nov 2025

Gemini

Choke Point 3.0 or rejection of utility-free crypto treasuries?

Coinbase fined, Gemini digs privacy, Tether wants to own lending

Pro-crypto PAC’s Tether ties; Bitcoin Advocacy hits Capitol Hill

US market structure hits snag; Quintenz hits back at Winklevii

Google: In just a few days, Filipinos have become the #1 Nano Banana users in the world!

Crypto treasuries borrow and buy as share prices fall

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SEC gives green light to second DePIN project

Senate market structure markup by Christmas?

Blockchain by HIPTHER meetup covers regulated DeFi

India attracts HK investments in tokenization, fintech: report

Bangladesh releases AI report; deepfakes fuel investment

Expert tells companies: Take AI seriously, or else

US Bank tests Stellar stablecoin; European bankers see no use cases

New bill lets Americans pay federal taxes using BTC

South Korea’s finance watchdog to sanction more ‘crypto’ exchanges

Japan tests AI credibility; S.Korea-UAE push Stargate plan

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Choke Point 3.0 or rejection of utility-free crypto treasuries?

OneCoin’s ‘Cryptoqueen’ alive and in South Africa: report

US digital asset market structure bill won’t get a vote until 2026

North Korea exploits job market in latest cyberattacks: report

Coinbase revenue jumps as ‘everything exchange’ plans proceed

UPI charts next chapter: Global reach, local reinvention

Bhutan turns to digital asset payments amid internet issues

FinCEN flags crypto ATMs in money laundering schemes

Bit Digital shifts from BTC mining to ETH staking

Japan wants reforms to broaden appeal of digital asset investments

ChinaAMC to launch first tokenized yuan money market fund

Bryan Daugherty on blockchain policy, Trump’s latest move

South Korea refocuses CBDC team; Indonesia ‘crypto’ tax spikes