Recent corporate crypto news highlights several major trends:
Many companies are aggressively adopting crypto treasury strategies. Notably, Mill City Ventures announced a $450 million investment to acquire Sui (SUI) tokens, aiming to bridge traditional finance and blockchain, backed by Galaxy Digital and Pantera Capital. Similarly, CEA Industries has soared in value after revealing a strategy to build a treasury of BNB tokens, following MicroStrategy’s blueprint for Bitcoin.
PayPal has expanded its crypto payment services for U.S. merchants, now supporting over 100 cryptocurrencies and offering cross-border transactions with substantially lower fees than traditional credit cards. This move is expected to simplify international commerce for businesses.
SharpLink Gaming invested $295 million in Ethereum, pushing its total ETH holdings above 438,000 ETH, reflecting a growing corporate trend of holding large crypto reserves.
Wall Street-listed Tron Inc. is pursuing a $1 billion mixed shelf offering, indicating plans to accumulate TRX tokens as part of an evolving corporate strategy.
Other companies, ranging from hotel chains to niche manufacturers, are also raising capital specifically to purchase crypto assets, fueling rallies in both crypto and their own stock prices.
DeFi corporate activity is significant, with Pear Protocol announcing a $4.1M funding round and partnerships for real-world asset tokenization involving platforms like Avalanche and Credefi.
These developments underline increasing institutional interest, experimental financial strategies, and the blurring line between traditional corporate finance and digital asset innovation.