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Major Japanese game developer Nexon has become the latest publicly-listed firm to make a significant investment into Bitcoin.
On April 28, Nexon announced it had purchased 1,717 BTC for roughly $100 million at an average price of $58,226 each after fees. The firm noted the investment represents less than 2% of its “total cash and cash equivalents on hand.” Owen Mahoney, Nexon’s president and CEO, stated:
National Football League (NFL) team Houston Texans has become the first organization in the league to sell single-game suites in exchange for crypto. The move comes as part of a...
John Haar, a former asset manager at financial institution Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) believes the lack of support from “legacy finance” for Bitcoin stems from a poor...
Google parent company Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) poured the most amount of capital into the blockchain industry compared to any other public company, investing $1.5 billion between...
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