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Lightroom Now Supports Native Tethering for Leica SL3 and Q3

27 October 2025 at 22:08

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Leica photographers are finally getting support for tethering in Lightroom Classic. With version 15.0, the SL3 and Q3 camera systems are natively supported, meaning that no additional plugins are necessary for tethering to work.

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Kraken Reports Record $648M in Revenue, Eyes 2026 IPO After Massive Q3 Surge

27 October 2025 at 14:00

Updated on 27th October, 205

This article was first published on The Bit Journal.

Kraken revenue has reached unprecedented heights in the third quarter of 2025, marking a pivotal moment for both the exchange and the wider crypto market. The U.S.-based company reported $648 million in revenue and $178.6 million in adjusted EBITDA, a 114% year-over-year increase, underscoring the strength and resilience of its operations.

Derivatives Trading Boosts Kraken Revenue Momentum

Kraken revenue increased 50% quarter over quarter, and adjusted EBITDA increased 124 percent, pushing profit margins to 27.6%, in what analysts term a clear sign of market maturity. 

The exchange recorded a 23 percent increase in volume of trading of $561.9 billion in the last quarter, and currently has over $59.3 billion of client assets. Having 5.2 million funded accounts, Kraken is now on the same level with other major exchanges across the world, such as Coinbase and Binance.

The Kraken revenue growth was impressive and it did not occur in a vacuum. The success of the exchange is a year of strategic growth and product diversification. Its acquisitions of Small Exchange and NinjaTrader have strengthened its dominance in derivatives trading and broadened its access to the U.S market two areas where many competitors continue to have regulatory uncertainty.

Kraken IPO Speculation Gains Strong Momentum

Along the same innovative line, Kraken launched xStocks in collaboration with Backed, which enables investor crowds across 160 countries to trade U.S. equities into a token. 

This innovative act blends conventional finance with Web3 because intermediaries and time constraints on the market have disappeared. Within several months, xStocks has produced over $5 billion in trading volume, which has additionally added to the overall Kraken revenue performance.

The robust Kraken financial results in Q3 have heightened market anticipations of an initial public offering (IPO). In 2025, the company had previously raised $500 million at a valuation of $15 billion and it is said to be undergoing another funding round that would potentially value the company at 20 billion a definite indicator of investor optimism regarding Kraken revenue growth and stability.

Kraken Joins Leading Public Crypto Exchanges

In case it becomes publicly traded in 2026, Kraken would be one of the publicly traded exchanges alongside Coinbase, Bullish and Gemini. However, the clear Proof-of-Reserves system, diversified revenue sources and excellent regulatory position put Kraken in a safer situation compared to most of its counterparts.

The gradually increasing Kraken revenue is more than just an indicator of financial success; it is the general change of the digital asset industry. The quarterly Proof-of-Reserves audits, adoption of distributed validator technology (DVT) to support Ethereum staking, and open reporting have gained the company a lot of institutional credibility.

Kraken Expands Institutional Services Amid Regulation

With the Trump administration becoming increasingly crypto-friendly, the further integration of Kraken into U.S. regulated derivatives and institutional services can further drive Kraken revenue growth in the next few quarters.

Kraken revenue performance can be seen as a manifestation of the vision of a mature crypto company in a volatile and fast-moving landscape that is disciplined, profitable, and at the crossroads of traditional finance and the open economy of Web3.

Conclusion

Kraken’s record-breaking quarter signals more than financial strength it reflects the crypto industry’s steady shift toward institutional maturity. The shift towards a public listing by the exchange appears more and more definite, as it gains regulatory integration, product diversification, and transparency, making Kraken one of the shaping forces of the next stage in the evolution of world digital finance.

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Summary

  • Record profits: $648M revenue and $178.6M EBITDA in Q3 2025.
  • Innovation: xStocks drives global tokenized equity trading.
  • IPO prospects: Kraken eyes a potential 2026 listing.
  • Regulatory strength: Transparent audits boost institutional trust.

Glossary of Key Terms

Kraken Revenue: Income from trading, staking, and crypto services.

EBITDA: Measure of Kraken’s operational profit.

Derivatives Trading: Crypto futures and options trading.

xStocks: Tokenized U.S. stock trading on Kraken.

Tokenized Equities: Blockchain-based versions of traditional stocks.

Proof-of-Reserves: Audit verifying Kraken’s asset holdings.

DVT (Distributed Validator Technology): Enhances Ethereum staking security.

IPO (Initial Public Offering): Kraken’s potential public listing.

Web3: Decentralized internet with blockchain integration.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kraken’s Market Momentum

1. How much did Kraken earn in Q3 2025?

$648M in revenue and $178.6M in EBITDA.

2. What boosted Kraken’s growth?

Strong trading, derivatives, and xStocks success.

3. Is Kraken planning an IPO?

Yes, a possible 2026 public listing.

4. Why is Kraken different?

Proof-of-Reserves, U.S. regulation, and diversified income.

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Kraken Reports Record $648M in Revenue, Eyes 2026 IPO After Massive Q3 Surge

Intel’s 14A Chip Has Already Outperformed 18A Nearly a Year Ahead of Its Debut, With Potential Customers Participating in Development

24 October 2025 at 18:36

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Intel's CFO has revealed promising development around the 14A process, which is the firm's chip that will target external customer adoption on a much larger front. Intel's 14A Process Is Being Sampled By Potential Clients With Each Milestone, Implying Massive Interest Around the Chip For those unaware, Team Blue recently showcased the 18A node, which was met with a lot of optimism from the industry, mainly due to the chip's impressive PPA figures, along with the integration in products like Panther Lake. However, for Intel's foundry division, the 14A chip is the product that will decide the 'future' of the […]

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Intel’s Chip Supply Will “Be Depleted” by Q1 2026, Reveals CFO David Zinsner, as PC & Server CPU Demand Skyrockets Beyond All Expectations

24 October 2025 at 16:39

Man in Intel Foundry vest holding a silicon wafer in front of an Intel sign outdoors.

One of the more important aspects revealed by Intel at the recent earnings call was the massive demand the firm witnesses in both the server and client CPU segments, a trend that is expected to continue next year as well. Intel's DC Segment To See Massive Growth, Driven By Adoption of the 'Xeon' Server CPU Platform Intel's Q3 earnings call was met with massive optimism in the industry, mainly because CEO Lip-Bu Tan and CFO David Zinsner delved into one of the most crucial aspects of the AI supply chain: overall production volume. Speaking with Barron's, CFO David Zinsner revealed […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/intel-chip-supply-will-be-depleted-by-q1-2026/

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