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21 Sept

Strategy buys 950 Bitcoin for $75.7M after pause

Strategy has purchased 950 Bitcoin for $75.7 million, taking its holdings to 846,000 BTC after two weeks without buying or selling the asset. Strategy has added 950 Bitcoin using cash Strategy’s Sep. 21 Form 8-K, filed with the U.S. Securities…

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Jeff Walton: How Strive Supercharged its Bitcoin Buying Strategy

Bitcoin Magazine Jeff Walton: How Strive Supercharged its Bitcoin Buying Strategy Strive was one of the best performing stocks in the Russell 2000 over the past month, and Chief Risk Officer Jeff Walton says the company is on pace to double its Bitcoin holdings roughly every 12 weeks. This post Jeff Walton: How Strive Supercharged its Bitcoin Buying Strategy first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Patrick Green .

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Coincheck Group Confirms Executive Chairperson Change In SEC Filing

TL;DR Coincheck Group disclosed that Executive Chairperson Takashi Oyagi resigned effective September 21. The company said the resignation was for personal reasons. The filing supports a leadership-transition story, not speculation about enforcement or financial distress. Coincheck Group has confirmed a change at the top of its leadership structure after Executive Chairperson Takashi Oyagi resigned. The crypto group disclosed the move in a September 21 Form 6-K filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Oyagi Steps Down For Personal Reasons According to the filing, Oyagi’s resignation took effect on September 21 and was submitted for personal reasons. The board approved a leadership-transition structure following the resignation. That is the extent of what the filing supports. There is no basis in the disclosure for tying the move to regulatory enforcement, a financial crisis or a broader scandal, and those interpretations should not be attached to the change without separate evidence. Coincheck Enters A New Governance Phase Leadership changes at large crypto businesses can attract outsized attention because investors often look for hidden signals around strategy, regulation or balance-sheet conditions. In this case, the formal disclosure is comparatively straightforward. Coincheck Group has changed its executive-chairperson structure after Oyagi’s resignation, with the board putting the approved transition arrangements into effect. The filing provides a clean corporate-governance update rather than a market-moving operational announcement. What happens next will depend on how the new structure affects Coincheck’s strategic priorities, but the September 21 event itself is limited to the leadership change disclosed in the Form 6-K. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source

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New York Life Takes High-Yield Bond Strategy Onchain With Centrifuge

TL;DR New York Life Investment Management is working with Centrifuge to tokenize a US high-yield corporate bond strategy. The product is being built on Avalanche with USDC subscriptions and redemptions. Access is restricted to qualified institutional buyers. New York Life Investment Management is taking one of its fixed-income strategies onchain through a partnership with Centrifuge. The firms announced plans to tokenize a US high-yield corporate bond strategy on Avalanche, with qualified institutional buyers able to subscribe and redeem using USDC. A Traditional Bond Strategy Gets Blockchain Rails The underlying idea is not to turn high-yield bonds into a retail crypto product. Instead, Centrifuge is providing tokenization infrastructure around an institutional investment strategy managed by NYLIM, which oversees more than $300 billion in assets. Using Avalanche gives the product a blockchain settlement and ownership layer, while USDC provides a digital-dollar mechanism for subscriptions and redemptions. For institutions, that can simplify some of the operational movement between cash and fund interests, particularly in markets where tokenized products are being built to operate outside traditional settlement windows. Institutional Access Remains Restricted The product is not being opened broadly to the public. The announcement specifically frames access around qualified institutional buyers, which is an important limitation when evaluating how far the tokenization reaches. What is significant is the type of asset moving onchain. Tokenized Treasury products have already become one of the clearest areas of institutional blockchain adoption. High-yield corporate bonds bring a different risk and return profile into the same infrastructure trend. With NYLIM and Centrifuge, the tokenization story is moving further into actively managed credit strategies rather than remaining centered only on cash-like government debt. The September 17 announcement therefore adds another established asset manager to the group testing how conventional investment products can be issued and serviced through public blockchain rails. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source

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