BitMEX
BitMEX co-founder Ben Delo has donated $27 million to the London Mathematical Institute after receiving a presidential pardon from Donald Trump in March 2025. Delo pleaded guilty to U.S. banking violations in 2022 and paid a $10 million fine.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes is moving his portfolio away from pure crypto amid fears of an emerging credit shock, signaling increased risk-off sentiment for the market. Traders may take his move as a warning to monitor liquidity and derivatives exposure in BTC.
BitMEX has partnered with global payments provider Mercuryo to add a fiat on-ramp, letting users buy BTC, ETH and SOL with over 30 fiat currencies. The integration went live on Dec. 10, 2025 for eligible jurisdictions.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes re-entered Uniswap by buying 28,670 UNI (~$244,000) after a governance update sparked a >21% one-day surge. The purchase and Uniswap’s Unification Proposal have reignited trader interest in UNI and the broader DeFi sector.
In 2024, major crypto players like Tether, Coinbase, Binance, TRON, and BitMEX face significant lawsuits alleging misrepresentation and unregistered securities sales, while the SEC and DOJ intensify investigations. Bitlet.app offers insights into how these legal battles impact the crypto ecosystem.
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