Bitcoin recently surged above $82,000 but was rejected near its 200-day moving average around $82,400, echoing a bearish pattern from March 2022 that preceded a prolonged downtrend. Data from CryptoQuant shows the rally was driven more by speculative futures trading than strong spot demand, with US spot ETFs turning from buyers to sellers. The Bull Score Index dropped to extremely bearish levels, and the Coinbase Premium remained negative, indicating weak institutional and retail interest. Analysts are now focusing on the $70,000 level as a critical support zone, which could determine Bitcoin's next major move amid weakening market momentum.
Geely Auto's Starray EM-i successfully completed a groundbreaking dual-sided extreme crash test at France's UTAC, exceeding Euro NCAP standards. This test simulated severe multi-vehicle collisions by impacting both sides of the vehicle, validating Ge...
Ethereum's Layer 1 network reached a new peak of 1.87 million daily transactions by the end of 2025, surpassing previous records while transaction fees dropped to historic lows around $0.21. This shift followed the March 2024 Dencun upgrade, which in...
The Coinbase bitcoin premium index dropped to its lowest level in a month, signaling increased institutional selling of Bitcoin. This decline reflects reduced accumulation by U.S. professional investors amid macroeconomic uncertainty, particularly fo...
Nvidia's AI Compute and Infrastructure Engine (ACIE) segment reached $37 billion after a 31% sequential growth, nearly matching hyperscaler revenue levels. The company saw a 20% increase in H100 rental pricing year-to-date, reflecting strong monetiza...
Domino's Pizza Group (DPUKY) remains a 'Buy' at around $5 due to its strong market share growth and resilient cash flow despite intense price competition in the sector. The company gained 750 basis points in market share, reaching 52.6% in FY 2025, d...
