Institutional demand for Bitcoin is weakening as U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see seven consecutive days of net outflows, with $445 million exiting Bitcoin ETFs recently. This reduces total ETF assets and removes a key source of market support during price corrections. However, large Bitcoin holders, or whales, are increasing their buying activity around key support levels, suggesting they view the dip as a buying opportunity. Meanwhile, long-term Bitcoin holders are starting to realize losses, indicating some capitulation, but this may reduce future selling pressure. Overall, sustained recovery depends on broader spot market demand beyond just whale accumulation.
EXEED AiMOGA Robotics announced it has delivered over 2,000 robots globally, reaching more than 60 countries. This milestone highlights the company's shift from product exports to large-scale commercial deployment, with robots actively used in traffi...
The Rosen Law Firm is investigating claims that the Flow Foundation provided misleading business information to FLOW cryptocurrency investors. Investors who bought FLOW on or before December 27, 2025, and held it through December 29, 2025, may be eli...
OpenAI has acquired NextSlide, a startup specializing in AI-driven presentation creation. NextSlide's technology transforms prompts, notes, and documents into polished, editable presentations, aiming to make visual communication more accessible. The ...
Kuehn Law is investigating claims that iRhythm Technologies' officers misrepresented the Zio AT monitor as a real-time device for high-risk patients, misleading investors about its market potential. This allegedly caused iRhythm's stock price to be a...
The supply of USDC stablecoin on the Stellar network increased by 34.7% in the past month, reaching a market cap of $365.5 million. This growth follows Circle's deployment of its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) on Stellar in May 2026, which enab...
