Analysis Archive – Page 58

Trump Media Posts $405.9M Q1 2026 Net Loss Tied to Crypto Holdings
Trump Media reported a $405.9M Q1 2026 net loss driven largely by markdowns on its crypto treasury, putting digital asset accounting back in the spotlight.

$2B in Protocol TVL Moves From LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP
Roughly $2B in protocol TVL has shifted from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP, even as LayerZero still leads on cross-chain volume, per analyst Tom Wan.

Jane Street Posts Record $16.1B Q1 2026 Trading Revenue
Jane Street generated a record $16.1 billion in trading revenue in Q1 2026, cementing its place as one of the most profitable trading firms in the world.

Swiss Bitcoin Reserve Push Fails Over Signature Shortfall
A campaign to force the Swiss National Bank to hold Bitcoin in reserves has fallen short on signatures, ending the initiative before it reached a vote.

ONDO Jumps 17.9% After Ripple Tokenized Treasury Settlement Pilot
ONDO climbed 17.9% on May 9, 2026 after a tokenized US Treasury settlement pilot with Ripple, Mastercard, and JPMorgan went live on the XRP Ledger.

Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini Push to Strip Manipulation Language From CLARITY Act
Three of the largest US crypto exchanges lobbied lawmakers to remove anti-market manipulation provisions from the CLARITY Act, per a Cointelegraph report May 9.

Strategy CEO: We Will Sell Bitcoin for Dividends if Math Demands It
Strategy CEO Phong Le says the company will sell BTC to fund dividends when accretive to shareholders, calling the call 'math over ideology.'

Goldman Pushes Fed Rate Cut Forecast to December 2026 and March 2027
Goldman Sachs delayed its Fed rate cut forecast by a quarter, citing sticky inflation. Crypto held green: BTC $80,299, SOL +6.3%.

April 2026 Crypto Exploits Top $635M Across 28 Incidents, Worst Month of Year
April 2026 saw over $635M stolen across 28 crypto exploits, the worst month of the year so far. Here is what drove the spike and what users can do.

US Credit Card Debt Hits Record $1.33 Trillion as Balances Pile Up
US credit card balances reached an all-time high of $1.33 trillion, raising fresh questions about consumer borrowing costs and crypto card alternatives.
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