KULR bought no Bitcoin in the first half of 2026, sold 333 BTC after June, and now allows its remaining holdings to fund corporate priorities.
Card growth lifted total revenue, but trading volume fell about 66% and year-over-year operating costs remained elevated.
March guidance separates tokens from investment contracts, but crypto fundraising still depends on existing securities exemptions.
Transaction volume reached $5.3 billion, yet adjusted EBITDA swung to a $5.5 million loss as fewer integrations were completed.
Sellers are showing signs of exhaustion, but weak ETF demand and historically thin spot liquidity are preventing Bitcoin from following stocks higher.
The ShipMonk leak tied thousands of crypto users to their delivery locations as violent crypto attacks and home invasions rise.
Revenue still grew 73% excluding the presentation change, but only about 3% of the 6.3 GW pipeline was operating.
Nearly all of Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF operating-period decline was unrealized as gross share contributions reached $371.1 million.
Bit Digital pledged $105.6 million of staked Ethereum to Galaxy, putting part of its AI funding strategy on a 24-hour collateral clock.
Samani remained Forward chairman and retained substantial exposure through Lemmings Holdings after leaving his management role at Multicoin.
The study found vulnerabilities that could leave merchants unpaid, expose facilitator-held assets and force providers to absorb attacker-driven network costs.
The company retired $3.5 million of principal for $2.3 million while issuing about 478,000 shares to fund operating costs.
