GLXY Stock Soars: Earnings or Alien Intervention?

Galaxy Digital soared to a high of $44.3, up 420% from its lowest level in April. (That’s not a typo-it’s a cry for help from April’s stockholders.) This growth has brought its market cap to over $15 billion. (Because $15 billion is just Tuesday money for digital asset moguls.)

Google Hands Out $200K in Cloud Credits to Tezos Builders! Free Money, Who’s In?

For those of you who have been living under a rock, Tezos is this eco-friendly blockchain that loves to help people be energy-efficient while still looking like they belong in the cool crowd. And now, developers working on Etherlink (think of it as Tezos’ answer to Polygon) can get access to Google Cloud’s Web3 Startup Program. Which, let’s face it, sounds like something we should all probably be a part of.

Crypto and Fintech Groups Beg CFPB to Get Moving on Open Banking Rule – It’s About Time!

Among the usual suspects, you’ve got the Blockchain Association, Crypto Council for Innovation, and the Financial Technology Association (because who else would be involved in trying to stop Big Banks from taking over your financial life?). These groups have submitted comments to the CFPB, hoping to remind them that people actually care about their personal financial data, and it shouldn’t be in the hands of a few powerful, slightly-evil-looking executives. 😒

Ripple’s Billion-Dollar Gambit: Banks Shake in Their Boots 😱💸

Meanwhile, the Great Wizard of Swift, Mr. Tom Zschach, steps forward with a stern look, declaring that Ripple is about as trusted as a fox in a henhouse-lacking confidence, regulatory armor, and fancy settle-what-you-owe access. Yes, the wise old owl of the banking world opens his beak and criticizes. The crypto lawyer, Bill Morgan, then appears like a knight gallantly shouting, “Nay! Unfair and inconsistent, I say!” Clearly, the courtroom got a bit lively that day. 🦅⚖️

Quantum-Ready Wallet: Trezor’s Safe 7 Dares Rivals to Keep Up!

Unveiled at a rather charming launch event in Prague (because where else could one unveil such a thing?), the Safe 7 stands as a beacon of Trezor’s tireless, somewhat stubborn, pursuit of transparency in an industry that usually prefers to hide its secrets behind closed doors and non-disclosure agreements. How quaint. 😏