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Supermicro stock jumped 9% after Q4 margins nearly doubled and fiscal 2027 guidance reached $72 billion. Key numbers inside.

Milanovich's connection to John Daghita turned hostile after she recorded him and shared the call. He retaliated by posting her name publicly.

Eurizon calls the US-Japan yen intervention a turning point and sees 125 ahead, even as the yen slips back to 159.

Bitcoin Magazine Regulators To Push Pro-Crypto Initiatives Following Clarity Act Delay A vote on the Clarity Act last week stalled. Still, pro-crypto regulators have now said they aim to unveil plans to help the digital asset space. This post Regulators To Push Pro-Crypto Initiatives Following Clarity Act Delay first

Norway wealth fund CEO warns $2 trillion could go to zero. What the warning means for markets and Bitcoin investors.

Bitcoin Magazine Should Bitcoin Companies Build USD Reserves? Understanding The Truth Strategy is acquiring more cash than bitcoin these days. This is what's really going on and whether other Bitcoin companies should follow suit. This post Should Bitcoin Companies Build USD Reserves? Understanding The Truth first

Bitcoin Magazine CFTC Charges Goliath Ventures With $400M Bitcoin Fraud Regulator says roughly 1,600 customers lost money in Bitcoin and crypto operation whose CEO has already pleaded guilty This post CFTC Charges Goliath Ventures With $400M Bitcoin Fraud first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di

Even if the SEC approves the proposal, final rules could take 12-18 months after comments, revisions and another agency vote.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) votes Friday, August 14, on proposing Regulation Crypto. The purpose-built offering regime would mark the agency’s first major crypto rulemaking under Chair Paul Atkins. The Senate left for its August recess without passing the CLARITY Act. That bill would divide digital

Bitcoin Magazine Casa CEO Nick Neuman: 233k BTC Moved To Safety After Coldcard Exploit Proves Self-Custody Resilience Casa customer data indicates part of the 233k BTC flow came from single-key Ledger and Trezor users shifting to multisig and from multisig users removing Coldcard devices after the July 30 attack