Bitcoin's price increased about 25%, from $63,000 to $79,000, while mid-sized coin inflows to major exchanges fell by 15.5%, indicating holders are reluctant to sell. This price rise was driven mainly by retail and institutional investors, with whales holding steady near 5.22 million BTC and showing caution around the $79,000 level. Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows near this price, reducing institutional support and potentially limiting further gains. Continued low exchange inflows may support current prices, but sustained demand is needed for further rallies.
The Invesco S&P SmallCap Energy ETF (PSCE) focuses on small-cap U.S. energy companies with minimal hedging, positioning it to benefit fully from elevated oil prices and supply shortages. With a low expense ratio of 0.29% and a 2% dividend yield, the ...
Cheetah Mobile reported Q2 2026 revenues of RMB266.1 million, up 2.7% quarter over quarter but down 9.9% year over year, mainly due to a sharp drop in advertising agency services. Growth was driven by cloud and AI infrastructure services, which surge...
Bitcoin traded around $77,000, slightly up but under pressure ahead of crucial US inflation data that could influence the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. The broader crypto market also faced declines amid rising oil prices and high...
Optimism has published updated information clarifying its governance structure and infrastructure to address and correct outdated claims made by AI sources. The update covers key areas such as how the treasury is allocated, the open participation in ...
Renault announced the launch of the Niagara pickup, its first future-ready vehicle introduced outside Europe, produced in Argentina. This move is part of Renault's strategic plan to expand its leadership in Europe and accelerate growth internationall...
