Mathew Di Salvo
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Mathew is a reporter who's covered the space since 2019, reporting on everything from Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele's Bitcoin bet to crypto exchange FTX's bankruptcy.
Strategy Goes Another Week Without Buying — Or Selling — Bitcoin, Builds Up Cash Reserve
Strategy last week sold MSTR shares for approximately $333.7 million and did not buy or sell any Bitcoin.
Edelman Financial, Tudor Investment Reveal Significant Bitcoin Holdings
The two massive investment firms are big into Bitcoin.
Abu Dhabi Sovereign Wealth Funds Keep Big Bitcoin Positions
Bitcoin is the most important asset in two of Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth funds, according to regulatory filings. Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company disclosed Friday that it held a $490...
Bitcoiners Warned After French Tax Authority Confirms Data Breach Affecting Hundreds of Thousands
France is already the epicenter of wrench attacks, where investors are targeted and forced to hand over their crypto.
Citi CEO Wants ‘Good’ Crypto Clarity Act To Get Passed
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser has said that while some improvements need to be made to the crypto Clarity Act, the bank wants a "good bill to go through." The banking...
Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Bites Back After MSCI Announces Possible Index Removal
Bitcoin treasury Strategy could be dropped from the MSCI. It doesn't appear to care.
Israeli Bank Leumi to Debut Bitcoin Trading With Galaxy Digital
The bank, the biggest in Israel, first announced crypto trading plans back in 2022.
Bitcoin’s Bear Cycle Looks Familiar — And That Might Be the Bullish Case
Bitcoin is doing what it always has done, according to market observers.
White House to Host Crypto Industry Execs Next Week: Report
Crypto and prediction market bigwigs are set to gather at the White House next week, according to a Thursday report from POLITICO. The report, citing people with knowledge of the...
Tether Finally Completes Independent Audit of Reserves With KPMG
The stablecoin giant for years struggled to get a Big Four accounting firm to audit its reserves. No more.
