Exodus has officially launched XO Pay, a new crypto purchasing feature that allows users to buy and sell digital assets directly within the Exodus mobile wallet, and is now live across the United States. XO Pay aims to simplify the process for its users to easily purchase cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. 

XO Pay is powered by Coinme’s Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS) API platform and is a self custody Bitcoin wallet. This means customers can now purchase BTC within the wallet without going through third-party exchanges while keeping full control of their assets. 

“XO Pay represents our commitment to making cryptocurrency more accessible to everyday customers,” said JP Richardson,…

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Jippi, a mobile augmented reality (AR) game developer, will debut its Bitcoin education game at the Bitcoin Conference 2025, held at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas from May 27-29. Inspired by Pokémon GO, the game blends location-based gameplay with financial literacy, aiming to engage over 30,000 attendees by making Bitcoin education fun and accessible.

Using the app, players can explore The Venetian’s grounds to hunt digital “Bitcoin Beasts,” answering Bitcoin-related trivia to capture them and earn 1000 satoshis (sats) per catch. The game is designed to deliver concise lessons on sound money principles, targeting younger audiences, with Jippi’s research showing 90% of Gen…

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Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), the company behind Truth Social and controlled by the Trump family, is preparing to raise a staggering $3 billion to invest in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, according to the Financial Times.

The media venture plans to secure $2 billion in fresh equity and another $1 billion through a convertible bond offering, those familiar with the matter told the Financial Times. The capital raise could be formally announced ahead of The Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas this week, where Vice President JD Vance, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and Trump’s crypto advisor David Sachs are expected to speak. 

The secondary equity offering will be carried…

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy has made another massive move by acquiring 4,020 BTC worth approximately $427.1 million at an average price of around $106,237 per bitcoin. The firm has also reported a strong Bitcoin yield of 16.8% year-to-date for 2025 underscoring its bullish stance on the digital asset.

As of May 25, 2025, Strategy now holds a staggering total of 580,250 BTC valued at roughly $40.61 billion based on a current price of around $69,979 per bitcoin. This aggressive accumulation highlights the growing confidence among institutional players in Bitcoin’s long-term value and utility.

This strategic acquisition further strengthens Strategy’s position as one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin. The move is a clear sign that belief in crypto as a legitimate asset class continues to rise and major firms are doubling down on digital currency as a core part of their financial strategy.

Spanish financial giant Cecabank has joined forces with crypto exchange Bit2Me to create a crypto platform aimed at helping traditional banks enter the digital asset space. The platform is ready for launch and offers crypto custody and trading services but is still waiting for approval from Spain’s securities regulator.

Bit2Me will handle trading and custody for over 100 cryptocurrencies while Cecabank will provide banking infrastructure and regulatory compliance support. The platform is designed to meet MiCA standards giving European banks a fast and compliant way to offer crypto services tailored to their specific needs.

This move marks a major step forward for crypto adoption in Spain’s banking sector. BBVA Spain’s second-largest bank is also preparing to launch its own crypto service allowing users to manage Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through their bank accounts. As regulatory clarity improves more Spanish banks are exploring ways to integrate digital assets into their services.

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Digital assets are surging as investors pour in a massive $3.3 billion last week alone pushing total inflows for the past six weeks to $10.5 billion. Year-to-date inflows have now hit a record $10.8 billion with total assets under management briefly reaching a new high of $187.5 billion. Rising concerns about the US economy following Moody’s downgrade and higher treasury yields are driving investors toward crypto as a safe haven.

The US led the charge with $3.2 billion in inflows followed by Germany Hong Kong and Australia. Bitcoin was the clear winner pulling in $2.9 billion and now accounts for a quarter of total 2024 inflows. Ethereum followed with $326 million marking its fifth straight week of gains and strongest performance in 15 weeks.

Short-Bitcoin products also gained traction with $12.7 million in inflows while XRP saw a setback with $37.2 million in outflows ending an 80-week positive streak. Despite some outflows crypto sentiment remains strong as digital assets attract more global interest.

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Swedish health tech company H100 Group AB has secured $2.2 million in funding to boost its Bitcoin holdings. The funding round was led by Blockstream CEO Adam Back who personally invested $1.4 million. The rest came from firms including Morten Klein and Crafoord Capital Partners. H100 plans to use the funds to purchase around 20.18 Bitcoin adding to the 4.39 Bitcoin it already bought on May 22.

The funds were raised through 0% interest convertible loans set to mature in 2028. If H100’s stock maintains strong performance the loan may convert to shares. H100 shares soared 37% following the Bitcoin announcement and climbed another 5.33% the next day. CEO Sander Andersen says the move reflects a belief in personal sovereignty values shared with the Bitcoin community.

H100 becomes the first public Swedish firm to adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy joining a growing list of global companies choosing Bitcoin as a corporate reserve asset.