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FF

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IMX

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APE

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XEC

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Long Reads

Longer articles with larger amounts of content.

Bitcoin is the biggest crypto asset by market cap. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt
Long Reads

The 10 Public Companies With the Biggest Bitcoin Portfolios

For many years, the idea that publicly traded corporations might buy Bitcoin for their reserves was considered laughable. The top cryptocurrency was considered too volatile, too fringe to be embraced by any serious business. That taboo has been well and truly broken, with a number of major institutional investors buying up Bitcoin in recent years. The floodgates first opened when cloud software company MicroStrategy bought $425 million worth of Bitcoin in August and September 2020. Others follow...

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Jan 22, 2026

Source: Twitter/Decrypt

Long Reads

Four Potential Fault Lines in Strategy's Bitcoin Fortress

Strategy announced Wednesday that its perpetual preferred equity has grown larger than its convertible debt, with $8.36 billion in permanent capital now exceeding $8.21 billion in dated debt. While this is a key milestone in defending the company’s colossal Bitcoin treasury, experts suggest the design could contain the seeds of its potential failure. Our Perpetual Preferred Equity is now larger than our Convertible Debt. $BTC pic.twitter.com/XLtwzECr6u — Strategy (@Strategy) January 21, 2026 T...

by Akash Girimath ·

Dec 29, 2025

Image: Pump.fun/Decrypt

Long Reads

Creator Capital Markets: How Pump.fun Changed Streaming in 2025

This time last year, the Solana meme coin launchpad Pump.fun had disabled its livestreaming feature after creators flooded the platform with videos of dangerous stunts in attempts to pump their tokens. Now, Pump.fun views streamers as the future of its platform, with plans to take on other livestreaming competitors head on: “Our plan is to kill Facebook, TikTok, and Twitch. On Solana,” the company posted on X in July. The move is being billed as “creator capital markets”—the idea that viewers ca...

by Ryan S. Gladwin ·

Dec 28, 2025

Image: Decrypt

Long Reads

Every AI Tool You Need in 2026

>>>> gd2md-html alert: inline image link in generated source and store images to your server. NOTE: Images in exported zip file from Google Docs may not appear in the same order as they do in your doc. Please check the images! -----> If you used AI seriously in 2025, you probably noticed the shift. One chatbot stopped being enough. Different platforms started outperforming each other in wildly different ways—research here, video generation there, code scaffolding somewhere else. It forced eve...

by Jose Antonio Lanz ·

Dec 28, 2025

ETF. Source: Decrypt

Long Reads

The Year in Crypto ETFs 2025: Bitcoin, Ethereum Thrive as XRP and More Join the Party

This year, exchange-traded funds opened several doors to crypto on Wall Street, as the SEC forged a fresh approach to the products. Although asset managers had previously fought tooth and nail to offer products tracking Bitcoin and Ethereum’s spot price, many foresaw opportunities in 2025, as the regulatory environment started to shift with President Donald Trump’s return to power in January. As of Dec. 15, spot Bitcoin ETFs had generated $57.7 billion in net inflows since their historic debut i...

by André Beganski ·

Dec 27, 2025

Emerge's 2025 Tech Trend of the Year: Quantum Computing. Image: Decrypt

Long Reads

Emerge's 2025 Tech Trend of The Year: Quantum Computing Stopped Being Background Noise

When scientists at Caltech flicked on their new neutral-atom quantum array in September, the quantum machine broke a threshold many scientists thought was years away. For the first time, researchers successfully trapped 6,100 atomic qubits in a single system and maintained coherence in a way that pushed quantum hardware past the “toy demo” stage. What happened in that lab meant large-scale, error-corrected quantum hardware is no longer a distant aspiration but a credible possibility. And for dig...

by Jason Nelson ·