Ledger confirmed that one customer device contained an unauthorized hardware implant. The wallets came from an approved reseller in Southeast Asia, and analysts trace somewhere between $72 million and $93 million in losses. So people are leaving self-custody. Scott Melker walks through where the money is going instead: Strategy's treasury machine, the largest XRP treasury company listing on Nasdaq today, and a measurable spike in holders swapping spot Bitcoin for ETF shares. He also covers an FTX-backed miner raising 800 million euros to become AI data centers, and a Barron's piece asking whether Wall Street is adopting crypto or co-opting it. Timestamps 0:00 Bitcoin is still ranging in the 80s 0:49 Strategy buys $21.5 million of Bitcoin and $192.4 million of its own stock 3:09 Evernorth lists the largest XRP treasury on Nasdaq 4:36 Ledger confirms a hardware implant in a customer device 6:44 Why holders are moving into ETFs instead 7:43 Bitcoin ETF inflows stall after a $1.7 billion burst 8:55 An FTX-backed miner raises 800 million euros to become AI data centers 11:03 Barron's on tokenization: adopted, or co-opted? 13:27 Trump promises every adult $5,000 #Bitcoin #Ledger #SelfCustody #BitcoinETF #XRP #DailyWolf #YahooFinance == AlphaSpace by Yahoo Finance: A Professional-Grade Investment Platform Built for Everyday Investors. 👉 https://finance.yahoo.com/about/promos/gold/alphaspace?ncid=100003571