Bank of America has reallocated its cryptocurrency portfolio in Q1 2026 by increasing its investment in Bitcoin, particularly through BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, which now makes up about 70% of its crypto holdings. Meanwhile, the bank has reduced its exposure to Ethereum and Solana, signaling a strategic preference for Bitcoin over other smart-contract platforms. This move reflects a broader trend among major financial institutions adjusting their digital asset strategies amid evolving market conditions. Other banks like Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan are also increasing their crypto investments, highlighting growing institutional interest in Bitcoin and related ETFs.
Uber Technologies Inc. has made a full takeover offer for Delivery Hero at €33 per share, slightly below Delivery Hero's recent closing price. Prior to the offer, Uber increased its stake in Delivery Hero from about 7% to 19.5%, becoming the largest ...
In the past 48 hours, nearly $954 million in crypto long positions were liquidated amid market volatility, yet ZCash (ZEC) maintained a strong bullish trend. The token broke out of a short-term range, supported by steady buying pressure and capital i...
IXICO PLC announced a 23% increase in revenues and a 38% growth in its order book compared to the previous year, driven by strong demand in Alzheimer's disease clinical trials and new contract wins. The company highlighted its evolving TechBio strate...
Solana (SOL) is trading around $82, down about 70% from its peak near $295, reflecting weak market demand and significant selling pressure. The critical resistance level at $95 must be surpassed on the weekly chart to trigger a potential relief rally...
Bitcoin dropped to a five-week low of $74,250 before recovering after President Trump announced a largely negotiated peace agreement involving Iran and several Middle Eastern countries. The deal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, easing geopoli...
