Spot Bitcoin ETFs are continuing to rapidly accumulate significant amounts of Bitcoin as more institutional capital finds its way into digital assets.

Worldcoin has continued to show impressive growth, reaching 1 million daily active users on their crypto wallet known as World App.

Franklin Templeton has officially filed an application for a spot Ethereum ETF with the SEC, becoming one of the latest institutional asset managers to do so.

Gryphon Digital Mining (NASDAQ:GRYP) has officially begun trading on the Nasdaq Exchange and is focused on becoming a leading carbon neutral Bitcoin miner.

There has been a recent flurry of new partnerships and collaborations between large publicly traded companies and crypto projects as the two worlds collide.

Crypto payments infrastructure company Transak has partnered with Visa (NYSE: V) to accelerate the ability for individuals to convert crypto into fiat currency.

The consistent capital inflows to spot Bitcoin ETFs shows significant demand for Bitcoin ownership through traditional public markets.

PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) has recently announced a new investment in crypto payments startup Mesh through their venture capital arm PayPal Ventures.

Bitcoin mining hardware company Canaan (NASDAQ: CAN) has raised $50 million in a new financing round.

Legendary cash handling company Brinks has recently announced that they have made a strategic investment in crypto custodian BitGo.