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  • PayPal Predicts Earnings Growth as Firm Streamlines Businesses Adjusted EPS seen climbing 20% over the long term, firm says CEO Chriss gives investors a first look ‘into the future’ PayPal Holdings Inc. predicted growth in earnings and transaction margins in coming years, as its new leadership continues to streamline the sprawling business. Adjusted earnings per share will increase by a percentage in the low teens by 2027 and by 20% over the longer term, PayPal forecast in an investor day presentation Tuesday. Transaction margin dollars — a key metric for the firm — are expected to climb by high-single-digit percentages over the next two years, potentially reaching 10% or more after that. The figure represents how much PayPal earns from each transaction it processes, after expenses.
  • Bybit Hack, Crypto’s Biggest Ever, Spoils Coinbase’s SEC Victory Party Shares of largest US exchange plunge after Bybit is attacked ‘Careful what you wish for’ with deregulation, professor says The crypto industry started its Friday in a jubilant mood, with Coinbase Global Inc.’s announcement that US securities regulators were poised to dismiss a legal case against the nation’s largest digital-asset exchange. The happy vibe didn’t last long, however: Less than three hours later and halfway around the world, the exchange Bybit disclosed that it had been hacked in what analysts say was the biggest-ever theft in the industry with almost $1.5 billion worth of tokens looted.
  • South African Firm to Amass Bitcoin Hoard in First for Continent Altvest has applied to raise $10 million for purchases Strategy pioneered by billionaire Saylor is gaining popularity Altvest Capital Ltd. said it will become the first listed company in Africa to adopt Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset, emulating a strategy that propelled a more than 2,400% surge in Michael Saylor’s Strategy.com since it started buying the token. Altvest bought one Bitcoin and has applied to regulators for permission to raise about 200 million rand ($10 million) by selling shares to increase its treasury stockpile, Chief Executive Officer Warren Wheatley said in an interview. He added that no final decision has been made on raising funds. Bitcoin traded at around $97,000 on Thursday.
  • Binance CEO Teng Sees ‘Fresh Reset’ for Crypto in New US Regime Says Hong Kong regulatory limits not conducive for big players “A couple” of HQ options under “careful consideration” The US under President Donald Trump has moved on from a crypto regulatory regime marked by “a bit of oppression”, according to Richard Teng, chief executive officer of Binance Holdings Ltd. Digital asset executives have loudly complained that regulators under previous President Joe Biden sought to engage in “regulation by enforcement”, their description for a spate of high-profile lawsuits against and hefty fines levied on companies including Binance, Coinbase Inc. and Ripple LLC.
  • Trump’s New World Order Leaves Europe Flailing Ukrainian firefighters work at the site of a strike in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, on Feb. 13. Photographer: Genya Savilov/AFP/Getty Images Welcome to Balance of Power, bringing you the latest in global politics. If you haven’t yet, sign up here. European leaders meeting in Paris today have the weight of history on their shoulders.
  • Chinese Stocks Are the Biggest Winners in Trump’s Age of Uncertainty Chinese stocks have beaten every other market since Donald Trump took office last month. Photographer: Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images Welcome to Hong Kong Edition. Subscribe here if you like this free newsletter. Or email us with any feedback. This week is mostly about winners. We delve into why Chinese stocks in the city are turning victorious, we talk to a running star about how to excel in a marathon, and we revisit the legacy of Hong Kong’s most famous activist investor. Finally, we review the latest outpost by the chef behind the hit Chinese restaurant Wing.
  • Crypto Custody Firm BitGo Said to Weigh IPO as Soon as This Year The firm was valued at $1.75 billion in a 2023 funding round Deal in 2021 to be acquired by Novogratz’s Galaxy was scrapped BitGo Inc. is considering an initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, joining a flood of crypto companies anticipating more support for their plans from regulators. The Palo Alto, California-based company is in talks with potential advisers on a listing as soon as the second half of this year, one of the people said, asking not to be identified as the information isn’t public.
  • Stripe in Talks for Staff Share Sales at $85 Billion-Plus Value Payments platform was valued at $70 billion last year Investors would buy out existing employee shareholders Stripe Inc. is in discussions to arrange sales of stock by employees at an $85 billion valuation, people familiar with the matter said, a deal that could help the Silicon Valley payments startup regain some of the capitalization it lost during a post-Covid slump. That transaction could add $15 billion to the valuation of one of Silicon Valley’s largest private firms, which was worth $70 billion in a similar tender offer last year. It would still remain a ways off its peak value of $95 billion, when Stripe last raised money during the 2021 technology boom.
  • Tether Revs Up Deal Machine After Its Embrace by ‘Establishment’ Tether invested in firm in which Lutnick, Sacks owned shares Crypto firm plans to step up dealmaking as earnings rise Paolo Ardoino, the chief executive officer of $140 billion stablecoin giant Tether Holdings Ltd., had a triumphant message for the crypto faithful gathered in San Salvador late last week. The “establishment,” according to Ardoino, had unfairly maligned Tether, which has long been the target of scrutiny among authorities over the use of its token by criminals and terrorists. But that changed when Donald Trump returned to the White House with an administration packed with crypto advocates, just days before Ardoino took the stage at Tether’s annual Plan B Forum.
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