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June 22, 2026
Michael Saylor’s Strategy Buys $34.9 Million of Bitcoin Using Common Stock — bloomberg.com
Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. bought $39.4 million of Bitcoin, leaning again on its common stock to fund purchases of the cryptocurrency for a third consecutive week despite earlier pledges to pivot to perpetual preferred shares.
Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo to co-chair joint venture between NYSE owner and crypto exchange OKX — fortune.com
One of New York’s most prominent politicians is pivoting to digital assets. Andrew Cuomo, the former governor of New York and a New York City mayoral candidate in 2025, will co-chair a joint venture between the owner of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Crypto’s most controversial governance idea is making a comeback — fortune.com
Hi, Ben Weiss here! I’m filling in for Jeff for the next three weeks while he’s on vacation. Last week, crypto investors debated one of the wonkier terms in blockchain. In a discussion on X, Ali Yahya, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto arm,
Exclusive: Index Ventures, Union Square Ventures back trading app Fomo at $550 million valuation — fortune.com
Two established investors are feeling crypto FOMO. Index and Union Square Ventures have backed the crypto startup Fomo, named after the acronym for “fear of missing out,” the company announced on Monday. Index Ventures led the $75 million Series B
National Security Strategy for a Democratic Congress — liberalcurrents.com
With each passing day, it looks more and more likely that Democrats will control at least one—if not both—houses of Congress after this November’s midterm elections. Continued increases in the cost of living, a strategic quagmire in the Middle East, and
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