Digi Power X Inc. reported strong financial health with $9.3 million in cash and crypto, no long-term debt, and produced 35 BTC in May. The company is investing in growth through data center expansions and sustainability projects, including a solar initiative and battery storage integration.

Digi Power X reports $4.3M in May Bitcoin production, a 23% increase from April. The company maintains strong cash and crypto positions with no long-term debt, investing in expansion and sustainability initiatives.

MicroStrategy is planning an IPO for its STRD stock, offering 2.5 million shares with a $100 liquidation preference per share. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including acquiring Bitcoin and working capital. Barclays, Morgan Stanley, Moelis, and TD Securities are leading the offering.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has seen increased options activity, with whales targeting a price range of $17.0 to $90.0 over the past three months. The stock is currently trading at $41.01, with RSI suggesting it may be overbought and next earnings expected in 64 days. Experts have a consensus target price of $36.2, indicating potential near-term volatility.

Canada’s ETF market is thriving with new offerings from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO. These include active income funds, leveraged ETFs, and gold strategies, catering to diverse investor needs.

Circle, a major stablecoin issuer, aims for a $7.2 billion valuation in its U.S. IPO, reflecting strong investor interest and growth in the stablecoin market. The upsized offering highlights confidence in the sector's future, driven by favorable regulations and increasing institutional adoption.

Wells Fargo highlights a growing trend of companies holding Bitcoin, naming it the "Bitcoin Treasury Corps." Firms like Strategy and others are leading this shift, aiming to raise up to $25 billion. This movement could have a larger impact than Bitcoin ETFs, which have already attracted significant investment.

Cryptocurrencies are popular among bettors for privacy, fast transactions, low fees, and access to global platforms. They also offer better rewards and convenience.

XRP is trading at $2.17, down 1.2% over 24 hours and 6% weekly. It broke below $2.27, testing early May lows around $2.05-$2.08. Despite bearish signals, institutional interest is growing with new offerings from Coinbase and Ault Capital Group.

Circle Payment Network (CPN) has gained traction with its fourth fintech integration, enabling RedotPay users to send money directly to Brazilian bank accounts using stablecoins like USDC. This highlights the growing role of stablecoins in cross-border payments, with traditional financial institutions also adopting this technology.

XRP is consolidating near a support level with institutional backing but faces technical challenges. Meanwhile, altcoins like AurealOne and Berachain are emerging as potential investment options in the crypto market.

ZachXBT flagged a 300 BTC donation to Ross Ulbricht as suspicious, suggesting it might be linked to his old Silk Road funds. Authorities seized over 100K BTC from Silk Road in 2013, but millions remain unaccounted for, possibly still controlled by Ulbricht.

Canada's ETF market is thriving with innovative products from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO. These include active strategies, leveraged ETFs, and gold income funds tailored to meet investor demand for specialized, outcome-driven solutions.

MicroStrategy purchased 705 BTC, boosting their total to over 580k BTC worth $40.68B. Their 16.9% yield outperforms major tech companies, raising questions about crypto's decentralization.

Bitcoin-copycat companies, which bought the cryptocurrency to boost their share prices, are seeing their stocks lag as the speculative boom fades. Some firms, like Semler Scientific and Goodfood Market, have struggled despite holding Bitcoin, with shares dropping significantly. This could risk a sell-off if companies need to liquidate their crypto holdings to cover debts, potentially harming Bitcoin's price.

Canada’s ETF scene is heating up with new products from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO. These include active income funds, leveraged ETFs, gold strategies, and tech-focused investments.