Amber International Holding Limited, listed on Nasdaq as AMBR, has rebranded and transformed its business into an agentic AI company focused on specialized AI agents for finance, enterprise, and growth. Leveraging nearly a decade of expertise from its founding team, AMBR launched Ambre, an AI agent designed to help users manage personal finance by turning financial intent into actionable tasks. The company also offers MIA, a marketing AI agent that automates workflows and improves marketing efficiency for enterprise clients. AMBR plans to introduce more AI agents throughout 2026, aiming to expand AI applications in high-stakes domains where precision and trust are crucial.
Bitcoin surged about 26% in August, briefly surpassing $81,000, driven by institutional demand and ETF inflows. However, it stalled just below $80,000 in early September after Federal Reserve signals of potential rate hikes dampened momentum. Michael...
Binance announced it will adjust collateral ratios for 11 assets, including Zcash (ZEC), effective September 4, 2026. Collateral ratios determine how much an asset's value counts toward margin or loan collateral, so changes can affect borrowing power...
Solana (SOL) has broken out of a months-long accumulation range and a year-long downtrend, pushing its price above $100 and signaling a potential market reversal. The critical test now is whether the $83-$85 zone can hold as support during the next p...
Goldman Sachs has emerged as the largest institutional holder of U.S. spot XRP ETFs, reporting $87.45 million in exposure in the second quarter of 2026. This represents holdings linked to over 84 million XRP tokens, surpassing all other institutional...
Finbold's AI-driven analysis forecasts Bitcoin's price by September 30, 2026, with mixed predictions ranging from a modest 1.37% increase to $79,674 to a 9.05% decline to $71,500. Among five AI models, ChatGPT-5.6 Sol is the most bullish, predicting ...
