Topic: #treasury
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US deficit hits $1.37 trillion in fiscal 2026 amid spending surge
The US federal government collected $4.15 trillion but spent $5.52 trillion through nine months of fiscal 2026, creating a $1.37 trillion deficit. Revenue grew 4% year-over-year, yet spending outpaced it, pressuring Treasury yields and potentially weakening the dollar.
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Ethereum Foundation faces core development funding crisis
Former Ethereum Foundation contributor Trenton Van Epps has warned that Ethereum's core development ecosystem requires approximately $30 million annually and faces a funding crisis without new sources within three to nine months, as the Foundation reduces spending and experiences leadership departures.
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Fidelity launches stablecoin reserve fund, joining BlackRock and JPMorgan
Fidelity Investments launched the Fidelity Reserves Digital Fund on June 18, a money market fund designed to hold stablecoin reserves in short-term Treasury bills and cash. The move follows similar offerings from BlackRock, State Street, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan, as the stablecoin reserve management market could expand to $4 trillion.
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Strategy's Bitcoin Sale Unlikely to Trigger Crypto Selloff Cascade
Crypto analysts say Strategy's recent sale of 32 BTC doesn't signal a wave of similar moves by other digital asset treasury firms, pointing instead to each company's distinct financial position as the determining factor.
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Bitmine buys $52M ETH as Lee says price doesn't reflect Ethereum strength
Bitmine Immersion Technologies acquired $52 million worth of Ether in its latest purchase, bringing it 90% toward its goal of holding 5% of total circulating supply. Chair Tom Lee said ETH prices aren't reflecting Ethereum's strengthening fundamentals.
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U.S. seizes $1 billion in Iranian cryptocurrency under Operation Economic Fury
The United States seized approximately $1 billion in cryptocurrency tied to Iran as part of Operation Economic Fury, a Treasury-led campaign to restrict Tehran's access to overseas revenue, banking networks, and digital assets. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the action is contributing to worsening economic conditions in Iran, including military payment failures and inflation exceeding 200 percent.