Hudson River Trading reportedly posts record $6.4B trading revenue in Q1

Exodus Movement reported a $32.1 million net loss in Q1, with revenue down 36.8% to $22.7 million amid a drop in monthly active users.

MARA's strategic pivot towards AI and energy infrastructure highlights a shift in leveraging digital assets for diversified growth and stability. The post MARA sells 20,880 Bitcoin for $1.5 billion in Q1 as firm doubles down on AI appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Circle just beat earnings and raised fresh capital for its new Arc blockchain, while Michael Saylor explained how and why he'd sell Bitcoin.

Bakkt posted a net loss of $0.41 per share in Q1 as revenue fell 77% to $243.6 million on lower crypto trading volumes.

The post Archer Aviation (ACHR) Stock Surges Following Strong Q1 Results and FAA Certification Progress appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways First quarter revenue reached $1.6 million while adjusted EBITDA loss of $172.5 million came in better than Wall Street’s $175 million projection. The company’s net loss expanded to $217.7 million due to increased expenditures on FAA certification efforts, testing programs, and defense initiatives. Archer made history as the first eVTOL manufacturer to successfully complete the FAA’s Phase 3 Type Certification requirements. Cash reserves stood at approximately $1.8 billion at quarter-end, with the firm maintaining its 2026 U.S. launch target. Shares of ACHR climbed roughly 6% during extended trading hours, despite remaining 26% lower year-over-year. When Archer Aviation released its first quarter figures, seasoned observers understood that top-line performance wouldn’t tell the full story. With revenue coming in at just $1.6 million,

SharpLink reported $12.1M in Q1 revenue and 872,984 ETH holdings as it shifts from staking into Galaxy-backed DeFi yield.

MARA shares fell after a Q1 revenue miss and $1.3B loss as Bitcoin mining pressure offset its AI data center expansion plans in 2026.

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