# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Acquisition

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Predict Fun Acquires Probable: The Expansion Game of BNB Prediction Market

Predict Fun, a prediction market platform on BNB Chain, has officially acquired its former competitor Probable, marking a strategic consolidation within the BNB Chain prediction ecosystem. The merger combines Predict Fun’s capital-efficient model—featuring yield-generating mechanisms via integration with Venus Protocol—with Probable’s strong community-driven presence and expertise in the Chinese market. The acquisition aims to address key challenges in prediction markets, including capital inefficiency and lack of localization. Probable had demonstrated success in engaging Chinese users through culturally relevant events, though it also revealed limitations such as lower commercial value and reduced market diversity compared to global platforms like Polymarket. User migration from Probable to Predict Fun is underway, with incentives including double fee refunds and a tiered points conversion system. However, some users have raised concerns over points dilution due to differences in emission rates between the two platforms. Industry observers view the merger positively, noting that it consolidates liquidity, reduces internal competition, and strengthens BNB Chain’s position in the global prediction market landscape. The integrated platform is expected to focus on localized operations, expanded market categories, and improved liquidity. For users, strategies such as trading in high-liquidity markets, leveraging yield-bearing mechanisms, and exploring cross-platform arbitrage may offer lower-cost participation opportunities. The merger signifies the end of the “horse race” phase within BNB Chain’s prediction market and the beginning of a more unified growth strategy.

比推03/10 07:23

Predict Fun Acquires Probable: The Expansion Game of BNB Prediction Market

比推03/10 07:23

Ripple Expands Payments Platform as Stablecoin Infrastructure Volume Surpasses $100B

Ripple has expanded its global payments platform into a comprehensive infrastructure system for businesses, supporting both traditional currencies and stablecoins. The platform has processed over $100 billion in transaction volume. Originally focused on cross-border blockchain transfers, Ripple now offers a full financial system for digital payments, including custody services, automated currency conversion, and settlements. This expansion was enabled by recent acquisitions of Paliside and Rail, integrating treasury automation and digital asset storage technologies. The move aligns with growing stablecoin adoption, which accounted for $33 trillion in transactions last year. Ripple’s business growth remains independent of XRP’s market performance.

TheNewsCrypto03/04 14:34

Ripple Expands Payments Platform as Stablecoin Infrastructure Volume Surpasses $100B

TheNewsCrypto03/04 14:34

From Pump.fun Acquisition to 1Keeper's Move: The Second Half of On-Chain Trading Terminals

The article discusses the potential shift in the on-chain trading terminal landscape following Pump.fun's acquisition of Padre, rebranded as Terminal, and its integration into Pump.fun's token launch ecosystem. This move suggests that independent trading terminals may not remain a standalone category long-term, as platforms capturing user flow at the source (like token launch or DEX levels) could dominate. Initially, trading terminals like GMGN, Axiom, and Photon gained traction by consolidating workflows—token discovery, smart money tracking, security checks, and trading—into single interfaces. However, independent terminals face structural challenges in user acquisition, while platforms like Pump.fun have inherent user bases from token creators and early buyers. The survival strategies of existing terminals vary: GMGN relies on data network effects, Axiom aims to become a comprehensive trading platform, Photon focuses on ultra-fast execution on Solana, and newcomer 1Keeper leverages late-mover advantages to avoid early pitfalls. The possible outcomes for independent terminals include integration into larger platforms, becoming platforms themselves, or dominating a niche. The article concludes that the winner in this space may not yet be determined, given the low user migration costs and dynamic nature of the crypto market.

marsbit02/28 14:33

From Pump.fun Acquisition to 1Keeper's Move: The Second Half of On-Chain Trading Terminals

marsbit02/28 14:33

XRP-Paypal Rumors: What This Acquisition Would Mean For Ripple

PayPal's stock decline has sparked speculation about potential acquisitions, with Ripple emerging as a candidate due to synergies in digital payments and cross-border transfers. While Ripple's private valuation reportedly exceeds PayPal's $40 billion market cap, financing such a deal would require complex capital raises or a reverse merger. Acquiring PayPal would integrate its PYUSD stablecoin into Ripple's ecosystem and provide immediate access to established payment networks and regulatory frameworks. Despite Ripple's recent acquisitions totaling $2.7 billion, including firms in treasury management and stablecoin payments, no talks with PayPal have been confirmed. The discussion remains speculative.

bitcoinist02/27 01:02

XRP-Paypal Rumors: What This Acquisition Would Mean For Ripple

bitcoinist02/27 01:02

Wondering What’s Going On With Solana? Projects Are Taking Massive Hit As Price Plunges

Solana projects Step Finance, along with its sister platforms SolanaFloor and Remora Markets, are winding down all operations following a $40 million treasury hack last month. Despite exploring financing and acquisition options, the team found no viable path forward. The STEP token has plunged over 40% in a week and is down 99% from its all-time high. Remora Markets is working on a redemption process for token holders, while media outlet SolanaFloor will archive existing content but cease new publications. Solflare wallet will pause its news section due to the shutdown. Despite these setbacks, Solana’s price saw an 8% increase in 24 hours, trading around $89.

bitcoinist02/26 22:02

Wondering What’s Going On With Solana? Projects Are Taking Massive Hit As Price Plunges

bitcoinist02/26 22:02

Decoding Stripe's 2025 Annual Letter: Even in the Crypto Winter, It's Still the Summer of Stablecoins

Stripe's 2025 annual letter reveals a strategic pivot, leveraging Web3 technologies to deeply integrate crypto, particularly stablecoins, into the global economic infrastructure, even as the broader crypto market remains in a "winter." The company processed $1.9 trillion in total payment volume in 2025, a 34% year-over-year increase, representing 1.6% of global GDP. This robust base supports its ambitious Web3 initiatives. A key insight is the "summer of stablecoins." Despite a crypto downturn, stablecoin payment volume doubled to $400 billion in 2025, with 60% originating from B2B transactions, demonstrating a shift from speculation to real-world utility. The acquisition of Bridge has been central to this strategy. Integrated into Stripe, Bridge's transaction volume grew over 4x. It now powers Stripe's fiat-to-crypto operations, partnered with Visa on a stablecoin payment card, and launched "Open Issuance" for businesses to easily create their own stablecoins. Privy, another acquisition, simplifies Web3 onboarding. Its API allows businesses to embed user-friendly wallets, supporting over 110 million programmable wallets and making the complexity of crypto "disappear" for end-users. Looking forward, Stripe is incubating Tempo, a new Layer-1 blockchain designed specifically for high-throughput payments, aiming to handle millions to billions of transactions per second to support the future of AI-driven "Agentic Commerce." Partnerships with companies like OpenAI are already building protocols for AI agents to autonomously transact. The letter concludes by hinting at a potential massive acquisition of PayPal, which would significantly boost Stripe's consumer-facing capabilities, though this remains speculative. The overarching narrative is clear: Stripe is building an internet-native financial system where stablecoins, seamless wallets, and powerful new blockchains form the backbone of global commerce and AI-driven transactions.

marsbit02/26 06:39

Decoding Stripe's 2025 Annual Letter: Even in the Crypto Winter, It's Still the Summer of Stablecoins

marsbit02/26 06:39

Bitwise Plants Its Flag In ETF Staking With Chorus One Buyout

Crypto asset manager Bitwise has acquired staking infrastructure firm Chorus One, which manages over $2.2 billion in assets across dozens of blockchain networks. The deal brings 50 employees into Bitwise's onchain division and expands its staking services to more than 30 proof-of-stake networks, including Solana, Avalanche, and Sui. While financial terms were undisclosed, the acquisition positions Bitwise to capitalize on staking as a key growth opportunity, especially as the SEC warms to crypto investment products like ETFs that may offer staking rewards. Bitwise, which already manages $15 billion in assets and runs over 40 investment products, including its Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, continues to expand beyond its core ETF offerings.

bitcoinist02/26 06:01

Bitwise Plants Its Flag In ETF Staking With Chorus One Buyout

bitcoinist02/26 06:01

XRP Investors Don’t Benefit: Analyst Says You’re Delusional If You Don’t See This

Ripple's recent acquisition of Hidden Road, rebranded as Ripple Prime, has intensified scrutiny over whether the company's expansion benefits XRP investors. Despite corporate developments, XRP's price declined over 25% in two months, fueling frustration among holders who see little return. An analyst criticized the strategy, arguing that acquisitions mainly benefit executives rather than token holders. Ripple’s broader acquisition push—including GTreasury, Rail, Standard Custody, and Metaco—aims to build vertical integration across custody, payments, and financial services. While these moves may establish long-term utility and infrastructure for XRP, short-term price action remains disconnected from corporate growth, leaving investors skeptical about sustained appreciation.

bitcoinist02/25 22:02

XRP Investors Don’t Benefit: Analyst Says You’re Delusional If You Don’t See This

bitcoinist02/25 22:02

DDC Continues to Advance Bitcoin Reserve Strategy, Total Holdings Reach 2,118 BTC

On February 25, 2026, DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSEAMERICAN: DDC) announced the acquisition of an additional 50 Bitcoin (BTC), bringing its total holdings to 2,118 BTC. This marks the company's seventh consecutive week of executing its Bitcoin accumulation strategy. With this holding size, DDC ranks 34th globally among public companies in Bitcoin ownership. Key details include an average purchase price of $84,468 per BTC, a year-to-date BTC return of 49.1%, and a ratio of 0.059286 BTC per 1,000 shares of DDC. Norma Chu, Founder, Chairwoman, and CEO, emphasized the company's long-term, disciplined approach to expanding its Bitcoin reserves to optimize capital efficiency, strengthen the balance sheet, and deliver sustainable value to shareholders. DDC positions Bitcoin as a core strategic reserve asset alongside its primary food business and continues to pursue a methodical accumulation plan to build a robust digital asset treasury.

marsbit02/25 13:07

DDC Continues to Advance Bitcoin Reserve Strategy, Total Holdings Reach 2,118 BTC

marsbit02/25 13:07

The One Who Bought Meta's Stablecoin Diem Was SBF's Good Friend

The article discusses the resurgence of rumors about Meta's potential re-entry into the stablecoin market by 2026, drawing parallels to its earlier project, Libra (later renamed Diem), which was sold due to regulatory pressures. The buyer was Silvergate Bank, a key banking partner of FTX and closely associated with its founder, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). Silvergate acquired Diem’s assets in early 2022 for $182 million, including $132 million in newly issued stock and $50 million in cash, betting on the potential of bank-issued stablecoins. SBF, who frequently praised Silvergate as foundational to the crypto industry’s infrastructure, was believed to have advised on the acquisition. The deal aligned with his vision of a unified financial system combining trading, tokenization, and stablecoins. However, following FTX’s collapse in 2022, Silvergate faced a bank run, liquidated assets at a loss, and wrote down the Diem acquisition to zero. The bank eventually underwent voluntary liquidation in March 2023, paying millions in fines and surrendering its banking licenses. By 2024, Silvergate’s collapse was complete, and Diem’s technology was largely abandoned.

marsbit02/25 10:27

The One Who Bought Meta's Stablecoin Diem Was SBF's Good Friend