Iron is building an on-chain bank, committed to fulfilling the needs of institutional customers within Europe's digital asset environment. Opening exciting new use cases for market makers, exchanges, wallets, custodians, stablecoin issuers and other on-chain institutions.
Odaily News According to foreign media BusinessInsider, based on publicly disclosed holdings data, "Oracle of Omaha" Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway indirectly holds approximately 0.04% of SpaceX shares through a two-tier equity nesting "look-through shareholding" model, with a corresponding market value exceeding $700 million. This also creates a rare capital intersection between two top business tycoons, "the Oracle of Omaha" Buffett and "Iron Man" Musk.Musk has long regarded Buffett's investment endorsement as an important industry validation, and has repeatedly publicly extended olive branches to Buffett on social platforms, hoping he would become a shareholder in his companies. Musk joked in a 2023 post: "Too bad he didn't invest when Tesla's market cap was only 0.1% of its current value." In 2024, he publicly stated again: "He should build a position in Tesla; that's the obvious choice." Now, although Buffett has not invested in Tesla, he has become an "invisible shareholder" of SpaceX in another way.In terms of the shareholding structure, this stake is not a direct investment by Berkshire in SpaceX, but rather an incidental asset from its heavy position in tech giant Google's parent company Alphabet. (Interface News)
MoonPay, a cryptocurrency payment network, announced that its Iron platform has officially launched virtual account services in New York State, enabling fintech companies, crypto platforms, neobanks, and financial institutions to integrate compliant fiat-to-stablecoin infrastructure. This launch follows MoonPay’s 2025 acquisition of Iron, an enterprise-grade stablecoin infrastructure platform. Users can receive funds via ACH, wire transfer, SWIFT, and other channels, with automatic conversion into stablecoins settled directly into non-custodial wallets. In the same year, MoonPay obtained New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) licenses—including a BitLicense, a money transmitter license, and a limited-purpose trust charter.