Bitcoin holders who have kept their coins dormant for over five years have doubled their spending activity since May, with the 90-day average spent output rising to about 1,500 BTC. This increase occurs during a period of Bitcoin price consolidation around $79,600, reflecting more movement among long-term holders despite no clear evidence of selling. Some of the activity may be linked to security concerns from the Coldcard hardware wallet incident, prompting users to move coins for safety rather than sale. The trend highlights cautious repositioning by veteran investors amid market uncertainty, but does not confirm widespread selling.
General Motors and Ford are diversifying their businesses by entering the U.S. military vehicle and energy storage system markets. Both companies are leveraging their existing battery production capacity, which was initially intended for electric veh...
Zscaler is experiencing challenges in execution with its FY2027 guidance indicating slower revenue and annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth. While Q4 showed solid profit margins and an acceleration in new ARR, overall top-line growth remains weak de...
Despite a recent price correction that pushed Bitcoin below $80,000, traders on the Kalshi platform remain optimistic, betting on Bitcoin reaching $85,000 by the end of September. This bullish sentiment follows a strong rally in August, with traders ...
AeroVironment secured a significant LOCUST laser contract worth over $400 million, strengthening its financial position with $632 million in cash and $834 million in debt. This contract win is expected to increase the company's 2027 revenue guidance ...
Tokenized gold, especially Tether Gold (XAUT), has regained strong attention in crypto markets, with increased activity across decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and leveraged futures. XAUT and PAXG lead gold-backed assets on decentralized e...
