Here's a chart of a company that wants to be the Microstrategy of ethereum https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-13/ethereum-treasury-firm-sharplink-plunges-69-on-routine-filing?srnd=homepage-americas
Stablecoins can offer lower fees for merchants. But also they mean fewer rewards/cash back for users. But there are some efforts to incentivize crypto payments for normal transactions, like this company offering restaurant reservations/special menus for users
WSJ reports that both Amazon and Walmart have looked into issuing stablecoins. Shares of $V down nearly 5% today. https://www.wsj.com/finance/banking/walmart-amazon-stablecoin-07de2fdd?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=ASWzDAh_5jGmi1n6z07cXvKX6tl1uphbcHytuN5Id4Qb584nommA-gBei8rE&gaa_ts=684c4e42&gaa_sig=vvg75id9iT9TzAs_m9llFT85_edsupmQTKLGkjz_gsIf8swCG30VRSCBzplEt5Hc5b4NgZf0DRlpr5GGeghOqQ%3D%3D
JPM's Michael Cembalest has a new report out on stablecoins. https://assets.jpmprivatebank.com/content/dam/jpm-pb-aem/global/en/documents/eotm/ok-boomer.pdf
Read @JanetLorin on how the University of Texas system is raking it in with non-oil investments, including solar, wind, and even crypto infrastructure. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2025-06-10/oil-rich-university-of-texas-wants-to-cash-in-on-ai-solar-wind-crypto