Partior Series B funding reaches $80M on Deutsche Bank investment
Deutsche Bank joins fellow investors Peak XV Partners, JP Morgan, Jump Trading Group, Standard Chartered, Temasek and Valor Capital Group. Go to Source
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Fireblocks and Google Cloud partner to enhance PKM security
The partnership utilizes Google Cloud’s “Confidential Space” virtual machine service to secure transactions and meet compliance standards. Go to Source
Hollywood is planning a Sam Bankman-Fried movie based on Going Infinite
Apple Studios and A24 are reportedly planning to adapt Michael Lewis’ book on the rise and fall of the former FTX CEO into a feature film. Go to Source
FTX filed for bankruptcy 2 years ago — What’s happening now?
The exchange’s creditors haven’t been made whole despite a judge approving a plan, and sentencing for former executives is nearing an end. Go to Source
UK-based pension scheme makes 3% Bitcoin allocation
Cartwright reported that an “unnamed scheme” based in the UK had made a 3% allocation of Bitcoin into its pension fund. Go to Source
Michigan pension fund maintains Bitcoin ETF investment, adds Ether ETFs
The value of the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF shares held by the state’s pension fund increased by roughly $1 million since being reported. Go to Source
Frenchman behind Trump Polymarket pump has ‘no political agenda’ — WSJ
Polymarket data showed four accounts reportedly controlled by French national ‘Théo’ bet roughly $38 million for Donald Trump to win the US Electoral College and the popular vote. Go to Source
Coinbase to sponsor NBA team in aftermath of FTX collapse
FTX announced a partnership deal with the National Basketball Association’s Golden State Warriors in December 2021 — roughly a year before the exchange folded. Go to Source
Robinhood launches US presidential elections bets for Harris and Trump
The platform said it was “committed to democratizing finance for all,” but would not endorse either the Democratic or Republican candidate in 2024. Go to Source
OpenAI’s ‘AGI Readiness’ chief quits — ‘I want to be less biased’
Miles Brundage says neither OpenAI nor the world are ready for artificial general intelligence. Go to Source
