Tether reported that its profits exceeded $10 billion in the first nine months of the year and launched a share repurchase program. Both developments affect the perception of its treasury and capital management in the crypto ecosystem. The figure indicates a significant liquidity position and the repurchase suggests an active strategy on capital structure, which is of interest to institutional investors and derivatives markets.
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Olivia reports on regulation, compliance, and policy developments shaping the crypto industry. Her coverage examines how legal and regulatory decisions influence market structure, project development, and industry behavior. She also follows Web3 initiatives and altcoin markets when regulatory changes are a key factor.
Gate launched CrossEx, a cross-exchange platform designed to coordinate liquidity and execution between exchanges and institutional counterparties. The offering is of interest to treasury managers, derivatives desks and custodians seeking to consolidate flow and reduce operational friction. Its design targets institutional needs across venues while minimizing operational complexity.
Telegram starts Cocoon to connect people with spare GPUs to AI builders who need compute. The network pays in cryptocurrency and turns idle video cards into earners. The goal is straightforward: link sellers and buyers with Telegram’s software and let distributed hardware handle AI work.
The Brazilian cryptocurrency treasury management firm, Oranjebtc, has announced a massive Oranjebtc token buyback strategic plan, in an effort to counteract the intense selling pressure on its native asset. This move places the companies among the growing list of sector firms resorting to this measure as a financial lifeline, as they seek to restore investor confidence. The purpose is to inject liquidity and reduce the circulating token supply. According to João Ribeiro, CEO of Oranjebtc, this action is fundamental to ensure the platform’s long-term viability in a volatile market.
The T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU), a joint initiative led by the companies Tether, TRON, and TRM Labs, announced a milestone after successfully freezing over $300 million in illicit crypto assets globally, thus this action represents a crucial advance in the fight against organized crime. Since its creation in September 2024, the T3 financial crime unit has consolidated a model of collaboration between the private sector and international law enforcement, focused on detecting, tracing, and disrupting criminal financial activities. The news was officially shared by Tether, celebrating the real-world impact of its work on financial security.
Buyers keep accumulating the TRUMP token ahead of November 2025, with interest fueled by four straightforward factors: large holders are adding, paperwork for a regulated fund is under review, price action is improving, and the macro backdrop has eased. Taken together, these strands suggest tighter supply, rising institutional attention and a friendlier risk environment.
Qtum has unveiled its latest initiative, “Ally”, a desktop-native AI agent designed to unify multiple large-language models (LLMs) under one interface, enable advanced workflow automation, and prioritise user privacy and control. This launch signals the blockchain project’s deeper push into AI infrastructure and edge automation.
Bernstein has initiated coverage of SharpLink with an “Outperform” rating and a 75% upside potential. The peculiarity of this company is that it holds its cash in the cryptocurrency Ether (ETH), creating a close correlation between its share price and the value of ETH. This situation creates a scenario in which fluctuations in the cryptocurrency directly impact the company’s financial position.
The Zcash (ZEC) chart shows warning signs after an impressive rally that took its price from roughly $38 to over $290 during October 2025, even briefly touching $374. This strong move has triggered technical indicators that often precede corrections, raising concern among risk teams and large funds, since simultaneous profit-taking could drain liquidity and trigger forced liquidations of leveraged positions.
Flutterwave, the African payment provider valued at $31 billion, has selected the Polygon network. The goal is to transform international money transfers on the continent. This strategic move seeks to optimize cross-border payments with Polygon in Africa. The news was confirmed by representatives from the payments company.