On May 29, Bitcoin options worth $6.2 billion and Ethereum options worth $1.28 billion expired while both cryptocurrencies traded below critical price levels—Bitcoin below $75,000 and Ethereum near $2,000. The expiry reflected a bearish unwinding, with many long positions retreating as bulls failed to push prices back to key resistance zones. Put-call ratios for both assets stayed below 1, indicating no extreme bearish sentiment, but the market remains cautious with large positions removed and no strong buying demand restored. Traders now focus on June contracts and whether Bitcoin can reclaim $75,000 and Ethereum can rise above $2,100 to ease pressure and improve short-term sentiment.
Shell plc announced that as of May 29, 2026, it has 5,586,155,889 ordinary shares outstanding, each with a nominal value of €0.07. The company holds no shares in treasury, and this figure includes shares bought back but not yet cancelled under its sh...
Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in several major industry and investor conferences in June 2026, including events in London, Toronto, Frankfurt, and Pittsburgh. The company will showcase its Hydrochemolytic™ Technology and discus...
Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in several investor and industry conferences in June 2026, including events in London, Toronto, Frankfurt, and Pittsburgh. The company will showcase its Hydrochemolytic™ technology, discuss progres...
After Palantir's Q1 earnings report, analysts sharply disagree on its valuation, with price targets ranging from $90 to $230. The divide reflects contrasting views on Palantir's AI software platform and growth potential. Bulls see durable government ...
Isabelle Hudon's term as CEO of the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) has been extended until 2030. Since her appointment in 2021, Hudon has expanded BDC's client base by nearly 50% and launched key initiatives supporting Canadian SMEs, inclu...
