Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $5.4 billion in net outflows during the first half of 2026, marking the first negative period since their 2024 launch. This reversal follows two years of strong inflows totaling $56.6 billion. The decline is linked to Bitcoin's price drop and competition from AI-related investments drawing institutional funds away. The trend, especially notable in BlackRock's IBIT fund, raises questions about whether this is a temporary correction or a lasting shift in institutional Bitcoin investment strategies.
Investor Michael Burry has taken a short position on the iShares Semiconductor ETF, betting against the fund despite its strong performance, which has seen a 73% gain so far in 2026. This move highlights Burry's skepticism about the semiconductor sec...
Oklo, a nuclear energy company, has received authorization to start up its Groves Reactor. This approval marks a significant regulatory milestone for Oklo, allowing it to move forward with its plans to develop advanced nuclear technology. The startup...
The New York Times' Sunday Connections puzzle for July 26 features four groups of linked words with themes such as baby milestones, outdated tech, rain expressions, and shell-related items. The puzzle challenges players to find four sets of four conn...
StableChain is a Layer 1 blockchain built around Tether's USDT stablecoin, where all transactions and fees are paid in USDT, not the native STABLE token. STABLE serves only for network security—validators stake it to secure the chain—and governance, ...
ETHGas (GWEI) token sharply recovered after falling below its Coinbase listing price, rising 38% to about $0.0275. The rebound was driven by a near doubling of Open Interest in GWEI futures to $14.85 million, indicating new capital inflows rather tha...
