Trump’s ‘America First’ platform, which he built his successful campaign around, promised to reconfigure global trade in favour of the US. This involved encouraging businesses to manufacture domestically, bringing jobs, industry and prosperity back to parts of the country that liberalised trade and outsourcing left behind. The US had, or so the argument goes, become more and more reliant on competitively priced imports that were often manufactured by countries where labour and transportation is much cheaper. This led to the emergence of Rust Belt states in which blue collar workers saw their living standards decline whilst the cities they lived in were hollowed out. 

The chosen…

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Proving that custodial, centralized, altcoin casinos are not the only way to succeed in this industry, the privacy-focused bitcoin exchange Bull Bitcoin recently went multinational, bootstrapping a team in France and expanding its services to the whole eurozone. The move comes only a year after announcing their expansion into Costa Rica. 

“Bull Bitcoin is probably the longest-running Bitcoin-only, self-custodial exchange,” Theo Mogenet, Europe General Manager for Bull Bitcoin, told Bitcoin Magazine in an interview.

”When you buy Bitcoin from us, it goes straight to your wallet, we never hold client funds—and it reflects Francis’s vision of privacy and the cypherpunk…

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For companies exploring or actively executing a corporate Bitcoin strategy, success isn’t just about acquiring the asset. It’s also about communicating clearly—before, during, and after the decision.

Shareholders, analysts, and the media don’t just respond to what you do with capital—they respond to how you frame it. And in the case of Bitcoin, that framing matters even more. Misunderstood or poorly timed communication can create volatility, uncertainty, and misplaced assumptions about intent.

This guide provides a structured framework for communicating your Bitcoin strategy to shareholders in two key phases:

Before you execute (pre-acquisition messaging)

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21Shares has partnered with the House of Doge to introduce the first Dogecoin ETP endorsed by the Dogecoin Foundation. This innovative financial product will be listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange under the ticker DOGE ensuring a robust opportunity for investors to tap into the Dogecoin market. According to 21Shares President Duncan Moir the Dogecoin ETP offers the most direct and accessible route to the Dogecoin ecosystem highlighting the evolution of DOGE from a cryptocurrency to a pivotal element in cultural and financial movements.

Duncan Moir elaborated on the utility of Dogecoin emphasizing its role beyond just a digital currency. Dogecoin facilitates payments tips and charitable contributions proving its practical application in the real world. With its foundation rooted in providing a lighthearted and user-friendly platform Dogecoin has seen significant adoption which supports its potential to emerge as a global currency backed by institutional support.

The announcement follows recent positive movements in regulatory acceptance as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission acknowledged a proposal for a Dogecoin ETF in February. This upcoming ETF slated for review by NYSE Arca will mirror Dogecoin’s value through the CoinDesk DCX index allowing authorized participants to manage cash inflows without direct DOGE dealings thereby widening the gateway for mainstream and institutional engagement.

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