TeraWulf Inc. (Nasdaq: WULF) announced Tuesday the acquisition of a hyperscale data center development site in eastern Kentucky, a move that sent shares climbing 14% at times today as investors responded to the company’s deepening push into artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure.

The new “Muskie Data Campus,” purchased from Industrial Equity Partners, sits within the 1,000-acre EastPark Industrial Park in northeastern Kentucky and encompasses roughly 285 acres of owned and controlled land. 

The site is expected to support more than 1 gigawatt of AI and HPC capacity — enough to power approximately 750,000 homes. The first 500 megawatts is…

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Strive, Inc. (ASST) crossed a threshold on Tuesday that few bitcoin treasury watchers expected to see this soon: its preferred stock instrument, SATA, absorbed an estimated 453 BTC — roughly 101% of the entire bitcoin mining supply for a single day — in what marks the first full-supply absorption event since May 14.

The milestone landed on what STRC.live tracking data described as the biggest volume day in SATA’s history, with approximately 384,000 shares traded through Strive’s at-the-market program. 

The single-day total of roughly 408 BTC eclipsed the prior single-day record of approximately 404 BTC set just last Friday, with Tuesday’s afternoon session still running when…

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London-listed The Smarter Web Company (LSE: SWC) disclosed on May 26 that it acquired 10 Bitcoin at an average price of £55,786 per coin, equivalent to roughly $74,904. The purchase totaled £557,865 and brings the company’s aggregate Bitcoin holdings to 2,869 BTC.

The firm’s cumulative investment in Bitcoin now stands at £232.48 million, with an average acquisition cost of £81,032 ($109,000) per BTC, highlighting that the latest purchase was executed well below its overall cost basis. 

The company has leaned into Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, positioning it as a core component of its capital allocation framework.

Management said the company has achieved a…

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Bitmine Immersion Technologies (NYSE: BMNR), chaired by Tom Lee of Fundstrat, added 111,942 ETH last week. This purchase increased its total Ethereum holdings to 5,390,404 ETH as of May 25, 2026. The company, a major public Ethereum treasury holder, made the acquisition during a market pullback.

The holdings now represent approximately 4.47% of Ethereum’s circulating supply. Bitmine is actively staking a significant portion—around 4.7 million ETH—through its in-house operations, generating estimated annual protocol rewards. The firm also maintains substantial cash reserves alongside other assets.

This marks continued accumulation by the company toward its stated goals. Official updates and filings confirm the figures, positioning Bitmine as one of the largest corporate holders of ETH.

Branta, a Bitcoin security company, recently announced integration with Manna Wallet, a self-custodial payments app. Users will now see the logos and company details of merchants they make payments to on Manna before they make a payment, letting them make the purchases with confidence. “Bitcoin payments give users anxiety. Every single time,” said Adam Simecka, CEO of Manna in the announcement, a key fact that to him, explains why Bitcoin adoption is lagging.

“Manna now automatically ensures your payments are going to who they say they are with Branta. When you pay a Branta integrated business, you will see their details and a link to verify yourself. Don’t trust….

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The United Kingdom has unveiled a fresh package of sanctions against Russian financial structures that use crypto and offshore payment routes to sidestep restrictions imposed after the invasion of Ukraine. 

The measures focus on the Kremlin-backed A7 network, a ruble-based settlement system, and a cluster of exchanges and firms that route payments through Kyrgyzstan and Georgia.

Announced by Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, the package covers 18 new designations that target what London describes as the backbone of Russia’s illicit finance channels. 

Officials say the list includes a Kyrgyz bank suspected of handling A7 flows, a major global cryptocurrency exchange that…

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