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PURE Property Management Celebrates 50th Acquisition, Completes 20 Transactions in the First Half of 2022

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Profitable Proptech Is Now Managing Over 20,000 Residential Properties Across 23 States, Advancing Rapidly Towards Nationwide Coverage

LOS GATOS, Calif., Sept. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — PURE Property Management, the fastest growing residential property management and technology company in the U.S., announced today that it completed 50 acquisitions since its launch in October 2020 with 20 transactions occurring in the first half of 2022.

“The real story here isn’t about the number of acquisitions, but rather the quality and experience of the people joining us,” said PURE Co-founder and General Partner Michael Catalano. “Experienced owners, while technically selling to PURE, are staying on and joining in our mission to band together and build together innovative product and service offerings at scale.”

With the industry’s only true seller-aligned model, property management entrepreneurs can have both an investment in PURE’s future and, because the company is growing rapidly on a national level, they can also enjoy new opportunities for professional growth. Owners who choose to exit at sale can do so knowing that their clients are in good hands and their employees have more career growth opportunities and employment benefits than they could provide them as an independent operator.

As a result, PURE is rapidly acquiring independent property management companies with experienced leaders and management professionals to assemble a team that now counts over 2,000 years of combined property management experience across the company.

“People are our secret sauce. We aim to have the most talented and experienced property managers in the industry join us while we tech-enable their operations for efficiency and growth,” said Joseph Polverari, PURE’s co-founder and general partner. “Collectively, and aided by our technology investments, we’re focused on eliminating the friction and complexities of renting a home for not just our clients and residents, but for the property managers as well.”

Frustrated by the cumbersome and complex process of managing and renting homes within the highly fragmented residential rental market, industry insider Michael Catalano and fintech pioneer Joseph Polverari co-founded PURE Property Management with the vision of making renting a home a simple and satisfying experience for all, and at a scale never seen before.

By empowering its people with proprietary PURE Playbooks, processes, and technology, PURE has rapidly emerged to be an industry leader by delivering consistent, high-tech, high-touch, and hyperlocal property management services in over 300 cities and markets across 23 states. The company is profitable, and acquisitions of independent property management companies nationally are fueled by a recent $50 million financing at a $300 million valuation.

“I’d say over two-thirds of the owners that have joined PURE were not actively looking to sell their business, but were instead intrigued by what we are doing and what their company may be worth,” observes Jock McNeill, vice president of partner relations. “Once they see our strategy and talk to their peers that have joined PURE, they realize that this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It never hurts to have a conversation about the future.” McNeill’s company was the first to be acquired by PURE.

About PURE Property Management
PURE Property Management is the fastest growing profitable residential property management and technology company in the U.S. Led by a team of experienced industry professionals and seasoned technology innovators, PURE acquires single-family residential property management companies and invests in their people and processes. By deploying technology and providing operational efficiencies, PURE enhances resident and investor experiences. To join our team and for more information, visit https://purepm.co

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DynaFile Leverages the Power of Adobe Acrobat Sign to Eliminate Paper and Simplify HR Document Management

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DynaFile Announces Integration with Adobe Acrobat Sign to Simplify HR Document Management DynaFile has launched a new integration with Adobe Acrobat Sign to help HR teams fully digitize their document workflows. This integration allows for seamless electronic signatures and automated filing of signed documents into DynaFile’s secure, cloud-based repository, making files instantly accessible and audit-ready. The combined solution streamlines critical HR processes such as onboarding, policy acknowledgments, tax forms, and compliance documents—ideal for remote and hybrid teams. It also supports industry-specific compliance needs (HIPAA, FERPA, GLBA, FDA 21 CFR Part 11) through secure encryption, audit trails, and automated retention tools. With this integration, HR professionals can reduce paper use, boost efficiency, and ensure compliance across every stage of the employee lifecycle.

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo., May 10, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — DynaFile, the industry-leading cloud-based document management system for HR, is proud to announce a new integration leveraging Adobe Acrobat Sign, a trusted global e-Signature solution. By combining the power of DynaFile’s automated document management with Adobe Acrobat Sign’s secure e-Signature capabilities, HR teams can now fully digitize employee file workflows in a secure, compliant, and efficient way.

We’re excited to offer our customers seamless e-Signature capabilities by integrating with Adobe Acrobat Sign. This powerful connection gives HR professionals the tools they need to eliminate paper, streamline compliance, and operate more efficiently across every stage of the employee lifecycle.

The Adobe Acrobat Sign + DynaFile integration creates an end-to-end digital document workflow, from signature collection to secure, organized file storage. Signed documents are automatically routed into DynaFile’s cloud repository. They are indexed and organized by employee and document type, making them instantly accessible, searchable, and audit-ready.

“We’re excited to offer our customers seamless e-Signature capabilities by integrating with Adobe Acrobat Sign,” said Brian McCleary, VP of Operations at DynaFile. “This powerful connection gives HR professionals the tools they need to eliminate paper, streamline compliance, and operate more efficiently across every stage of the employee lifecycle.”

Built for the Modern HR Department

Together, DynaFile and Adobe Acrobat Sign deliver a best-in-class solution that simplifies the management and e-Signature of essential HR documents, including:

New hire onboarding packets and offer letters

Employee policy acknowledgments and handbooks

I-9’s, W-4’s, and other tax documents

Benefits enrollment and change forms

Performance evaluations and disciplinary notices

Training records and compliance certifications

Employment contracts, NDAs, and separation agreements

Documents can not only be signed from any device, anywhere, but can now be easily and securely accessed by appropriate HR team members from anywhere, making this integration ideal for remote, hybrid, and distributed teams.

Compliant e-Signatures That Work Across Industries

DynaFile and Adobe Acrobat Sign bring enterprise-grade security and compliance to HR workflows across regulated industries such as healthcare, education, and finance. By combining the security features built into DynaFile and Adobe Acrobat Sign, HR departments can meet key compliance standards, including:

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act)FDA 21 CFR Part 11 (electronic records and signature compliance)

With built-in encryption, detailed audit trails, and automated compliance features, organizations can reduce risk while ensuring secure, legally binding digital transactions.

Compliance Made Even Easier with DynaFile

Once documents are signed via Adobe Acrobat Sign, DynaFile automatically files them in the appropriate folder, eliminating manual uploads and reducing the risk of misfiled paperwork. DynaFile’s compliance toolkit includes customizable document retention schedules, role-based access controls, and automated alerts for missing or expiring documents. Together, DynaFile and Adobe Acrobat Sign provide HR teams with a secure, fully digital solution to stay organized, compliant, and audit-ready.

“This integration brings together two trusted technologies to create a smarter, faster way to manage HR documentation,” added Brock Kane, VP of Sales and Marketing at DynaFile. “It’s a powerful upgrade for modern, digital-first HR teams.”

About DynaFile

For over 25 years, DynaFile has empowered HR teams to go paperless, improve compliance, and streamline employee file management. This cloud-based document management solution integrates seamlessly with leading HRIS and HCM platforms to provide a secure, centralized system for digital onboarding, document tracking, and long-term record retention. Trusted by HR leaders across industries, DynaFile features barcode scanning, automated workflows, and role-based access controls to keep your team organized, compliant, and audit-ready.

Learn more: www.dynafile.com

About Adobe Acrobat Sign

Adobe Acrobat Sign, part of Adobe Document Cloud, is a global leader in secure electronic signatures. Designed for ease of use, speed, and compliance, Adobe Acrobat Sign helps organizations digitally transform their document processes. With integrations across Microsoft, Salesforce, Workday, and now DynaFile, Adobe Acrobat Sign supports millions of users worldwide in creating efficient, legally binding, and fully auditable digital workflows.

Learn more: www.adobe.com/sign

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Brock Kane, Blue Ribbon Technologies, 1 303-459-2078, bkane@dynafile.com, https://www.dynafile.com 

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El Salvador stacks 7 Bitcoin in last week, despite IMF deal

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The government of El Salvador continues stacking Bitcoin (BTC) for its national crypto reserve, despite an ongoing deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) stipulating that the Central American country stop using public funds to purchase Bitcoin as one of the conditions for a loan agreement.

According to data from the El Salvador Bitcoin Office, the country acquired an additional seven BTC in the last seven days, bringing its total holdings to 6,173 BTC, valued at over $637 million.

El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office has continued its steady pace of Bitcoin acquisitions months after the IMF agreement was signed and shows no sign of halting its Bitcoin purchases.

The Central American country is one of the only nations actively purchasing Bitcoin in open market operations, and its national Bitcoin treasury strategy will serve as a blueprint for other countries also considering Bitcoin strategic reserves, according to crypto industry executives.

El Salvador’s Bitcoin holdings and acquisitions since March 13. Source: El Salvador Bitcoin Office

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El Salvador remains defiant against IMF pressure

El Salvador signed a $1.4 billion loan agreement with the IMF in December 2024. As part of that agreement, the government of the country agreed to rescind its Bitcoin legal tender law and make Bitcoin payments voluntary.

The agreement also stipulated that El Salvador must scale back its Bitcoin accumulation, refraining from using public funds to finance Bitcoin purchases. 

Additionally, the deal required the government privatize the Chivo Wallet, which was publicly funded but saw little use among residents.

In January 2025, lawmakers in the Central American country repealed the Bitcoin legal tender law in a 55-2 Congressional vote, although this did nothing to pause or slow Bitcoin acquisitions.

The IMF issued another request to the country to halt Bitcoin buys in March 2025, reiterating the original terms of the agreement. However, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele pushed back against the requests.

Bukele emphasized that the country would not stop its Bitcoin purchases or slow down its accumulation of BTC in the face of mounting pressure from the supranational financial institution.

“No, it’s not stopping. If it didn’t stop when the world ostracized us and most ‘Bitcoiners’ abandoned us, it won’t stop now, and it won’t stop in the future,” Bukele wrote in a March 4 X post.

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Bitcoin SV investors attempt to resurrect 2019 Binance lawsuit

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Investors of Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision (BSV) — a hard fork of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), which itself is a hard fork of the Bitcoin (BTC) protocol, are attempting to revive a 2019 lawsuit against crypto exchange Binance for delisting the altcoin, which the litigants claim stunted the price of BSV.  

According to Law360, attorneys for the plaintiffs argued that a July 2024 decision from the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal dismissing the “loss of chance” claim made against Binance for delisting the token, should be reconsidered. The litigants demanded $9 billion in damages, in the original case.

The investors continue to claim that Binance’s 2019 delisting of BSV and similar major exchange delistings are the primary drivers of BSV’s long-term price decline and its failure to attract the investor attention enjoyed by Bitcoin.

BSV has been in a long-term price decline and has failed to capture investor attention. Source: TradingView

If the coalition of BSV investors manages to push through their legal argument and win in court, they could seek up to 10 billion British pounds (GBP), or roughly $13 billion, in damages from the exchange.

The price of BSV surged by approximately 15% following the news and is currently trading at around $42. However, the altcoin remains in a long-term downtrend and has failed to capture the vast majority of the economic or computing power from the Bitcoin network.

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Binance delists BSV due to founder Craig Wright’s behavior

Binance delisted BSV in April 2019 after announcing that the token failed to meet its listing standards due to the actions of BSV creator Craig Wright, who is infamous in the crypto world for falsely asserting that he is Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.

Former CEO of the Binance exchange, Changpeng Zhao warned BSV of an impending delisting if Wright continued to make the claims that he was Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator.

Since that time, BSV has suffered several 51% attacks, a type of exploit where malicious nodes control a majority of the computing power on the network and can double-spend funds — removing one of the core mechanisms that make digital currencies valuable.

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