Coinbase is launching its bitcoin rewards credit card for all users on its waitlist, allowing cardholders to earn between two to four percent back on purchases based on their asset holdings. The card, issued in partnership with Cardless and First Electronic Bank, offers additional benefits through the American Express Network. Early adopters have significantly increased their engagement with the Coinbase platform, contributing over $200 million in additional assets.

The SEC has approved Trump Media's registration for its Bitcoin treasury deal, enabling the firm to utilize $2.3 billion in capital to purchase Bitcoin. While the company has not specified the amount of Bitcoin it intends to acquire, it retains the discretion to make purchases as deemed optimal. Additionally, Trump Media holds a $12 billion universal shelf registration for future stock, debt, or warrant issuances.

Block's stock has recently surged due to its inclusion in the S&P 500 and product developments, yet analysts remain skeptical about the company's growth potential. While there are signs of momentum in new features and Bitcoin initiatives, concerns linger over whether these will translate into significant financial gains in the near term. The future growth of both Square and Cash App is uncertain, particularly as user metrics plateau and competition intensifies.