Automatic Treasury Machine (ATM) news

Andrew Webley Outlines SWC’s Bitcoin Treasury Playbook for 2026

DiDi has become a digital banking giant in Latin America

DiDi has successfully transformed into a digital banking giant in Latin America by addressing the lack of local financial infrastructure, building an independent payment and credit system, and achieving a leap from a ride-hailing platform to a financial powerhouse. Summary generated by Mars AI. This summary was produced by the Mars AI model, and its accuracy and completeness are still being iteratively improved.

Strive Launches $500 Million Preferred Stock Offering to Fund Bitcoin Purchases and Corporate Growth

DiDi has become a digital banking giant in Latin America

Attempting to directly replicate the "perfect model" used domestically will not work; we can only earn respect by demonstrating our ability to solve real problems.

Vivek Ramaswamy's Strive seeks up to $500M to acquire more Bitcoin and repay debt

Strive Unveils $500M Stock Sale to Fund Bitcoin Buys

Following MicroStrategy’s playbook, Strive is raising $500 million to add more Bitcoin to its corporate treasury, signaling a new wave of institutional conviction in BTC.

The fundraising flywheel has stalled, and crypto treasury companies are losing their ability to buy the dip.

Although the treasury companies appear to have ample resources, the disappearance of stock price premiums has cut off their financing channels, causing them to lose their ability to buy the dip.

Hackers Targeting Android Users’ Bank Accounts As Devious New Malware Spreads: Report

The "final battle" of crypto treasuries: The bottom-fishing myth is collapsing

Funding Wheel Halts, Crypto Treasury Firm Losing Buy-the-Dip Capability

The Treasury Company appears to be well-capitalized, but after the stock price premium has disappeared, the funding chain has broken, causing it to lose the ability to buy the dip.

DAT: A Concept in Transition

Will Bitcoin falling to $80,000 break the Strategy model?

The key issue lies in how the company accumulates its assets and manages risks during increased market volatility.

Michael Saylor Faces Backlash Over Private Jet Purchase Amid MicroStrategy Slide

Michael Saylor is once again at the center of Crypto Twitter’s scrutiny after new regulatory filings revealed that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) recently spent $27 million on a deposit for a corporate aircraft. The disclosure has fueled a wave of criticism from users who argue that the purchase reflects misplaced priorities during a period of sharp

Strategy hits the brakes? From "unlimited bullets" to "hoarding cash"—should we be worried?

When the largest bulls begin to build up cash reserves: Is Strategy's shift to a defensive stance a signal of a prolonged bear market?

Strategy shares down 12% amid ongoing market volatility

Washington Shuts Down Crypto ATM that Claimed $8 Million in User Funds as Income

Washington has shut down CoinMe’s crypto ATM operations after accusing the company of claiming $8 million in unredeemed customer voucher funds as revenue.

Yen Carry Crypto Trading Over? Japan Signals Rate Hike

Japan’s 2-year government bond yield surged to 1% on December 1, its highest since 2008. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled a possible interest rate hike at the December 18-19 monetary policy meeting, sending ripples through global financial markets. This development could mark the end of three decades of ultra-low interest rates that fueled

The UAE launches its first gold ATM, allowing users to purchase gold and silver bars via e-wallets or credit cards.

Bitkub Eyes Hong Kong IPO as Thai Market Downturn Stalls Local Listing Plans

What kind of financial order game is hidden behind the stablecoin controversy?

Why do traditional media professionals criticize stablecoin innovation?

Are stablecoins truly "the most dangerous cryptocurrencies," or are they "a global public good"?

Bitcoin News Today: Crypto ATM Firm Pursues $100M Sale as DOJ Levels Money Laundering Charges Against Founder

- Bitcoin ATM firm Crypto Dispensers seeks $100M sale amid DOJ charges against founder Firas Isa for alleged $10M money laundering conspiracy. - DOJ alleges Isa converted illicit funds (wire fraud, drug trafficking) into crypto via ATMs, violating KYC rules; both deny guilt with trial set for Jan 2026. - Company pivoted to software solutions in 2020 to address regulatory risks, framing sale as strategic evolution from hardware-based operations. - Case reflects heightened crypto regulation scrutiny, with FB

Crypto ATM Operator Eyes $100M Sale Amid Founder’s Money Laundering Case

JPMorgan upgrades Cipher and CleanSpark, trims MARA and Riot targets in bitcoin miner reset

Quick Take JPMorgan’s update leans heavily on miners’ ability to convert power assets into long-term HPC revenue, with several expected to flip more than a third of their capacity by 2026. Analysts also flagged dilution as a rising headwind, lifting fully diluted share counts by up to 30% across major miners.

Bitcoin ATM Firm Weighing $100 Million Sale Following Money Laundering Charges

Andrew Webley Reaffirms SWC’s Long-Term Bitcoin Treasury Plan

Crypto ATM operator considers $100 million sale, days after founder's $10 million money laundering charge

Quick Take Crypto ATM operator Crypto Dispensers is evaluating a $100 million potential sale, mere days after its founder was charged in relation to an alleged $10 million money laundering conspiracy. The firm mentioned “rising fraud exposure, regulatory pressure, compliance demands, and low repeat usage” as reasons it has pivoted in recent years towards software operations, but did not mention the charges in its announcement.

Thieves Drain $175,000 From ATM in Matter of Hours, Triggering Manhunt on East Coast

Crypto ATMs become new tools for scams: 28,000 locations across the US, $240 million stolen in six months

In front of cryptocurrency ATMs, elderly people have become precise targets for scammers.

Crypto Dispensers Considers $100 Million Sale Amid Market Growth