The new entity will manage a crypto corporate reserve powered by the ENA token, with investors including Pantera, Galaxy Digital and the Ethena Foundation. StablecoinX, a new infrastructure company within the Ethena ecosystem, is going public through a merger with TLGY Acquisition Corp., securing $360 million to build a crypto corporate reserve anchored by the ENA token. After the merger, the combined company will be called StablecoinX Inc., and plans to list its Class A shares on the Nasdaq stock exchange under the ticker symbol “USDE.” The new company will provide infrastructure and staking services for the Ethena protocol, while the Ethena Foundation will retain majority voting power in StablecoinX following the merger. The deal includes a $360 million private investment in public equity, with $260 million in cash and $100 million in discounted, locked Ethena (ENA) tokens, the protocol's native coin. Backers include the Ethena Foundation alongside Ribbit Capital, Pantera, Dragonfly, Galaxy Digital, Haun V...
The Blue Origin mission is expected to move forward with six crew members after a 2021 bid from the Tron founder. Blue Origin, the privately-owned space technology company launched by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, said Tron founder Justin Sun will be joining the crew of its next mission, which is expected to launch in a matter of weeks. In a Monday notice, Blue Origin said Sun would join five others as part of the company’s 34th mission using its suborbital rocket system New Shepard, named after the first American in space, Alan Shepard. According to the company, Sun placed a bid for the first seat on the mission in 2021, contributing $28 million. The 2021 notice suggested that Sun would personally pick the other five crew members, which the company said would be from “the TRON DAO community, comprising of long-term holders of TRX, BTT, JST, SUN, NFT, and WIN.” However, a spokesperson for the Tron founder told Cointelegraph he had not chosen the crew, which included a real estate investor, a businessman, a journ...
The FTX estate calls 49 countries “restricted foreign jurisdictions” including China, which accounts for 82% of repayment funds the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange would hold back. The estate of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX is seeking a delay in a Delaware court as it works to respond to over 90 objections challenging its proposed halt to repayments in certain “foreign jurisdictions,” according to a court document reviewed by Cointelegraph. The “Motion for Leave” would give the FTX estate more time to present its case for halting repayments to creditors in so-called restricted jurisdictions. The document was filed on Sunday, with a hearing scheduled for Tuesday to address the original motion that triggered the legal dispute. “Given the high volume of Objections received up until and following the Objection Deadline, the FTX Recovery Trust required additional time to draft, finalize, obtain approval of and file the Reply,” the FTX estate wrote. Read more