Ethereum's net supply growth has turned positive due to steady issuance from staking and a decline in base-fee burns caused by reduced on-chain demand. Currently, about one-third of ETH supply is staked, increasing issuance overall, while base-fee burns have dropped significantly. Researchers are exploring 'reward burns'—burning a portion of validator rewards like tips and MEV—to potentially offset issuance and stabilize supply, but this remains a theoretical proposal with complex trade-offs. Investors should watch staking trends, fee burns, and protocol updates for signs of any future changes.
Weyerhaeuser's stock recently dropped to a new 52-week low of $18.31, trading around $18.51, reflecting market pressure. Analysts have mixed views: Seaport Global lowered its price target to $30, Raymond James upgraded to "strong buy" with the same t...
Canadian Utilities and Emera have agreed to merge as equals, creating a larger utility and energy infrastructure company. RBC Capital maintains a 'Sector Perform' rating on Canadian Utilities, indicating expected performance in line with the sector. ...
Domino's Pizza is set to report its Q3 earnings on October 13, 2026, with analysts forecasting earnings per share between $4.33 and $4.36 and revenue around $1.17 billion, a 1.6% increase year-over-year. Investors will watch closely how promotional d...
Resilinc introduced a new plugin for Microsoft Copilot that allows authorized enterprise users to access live, organization-specific supply chain risk and compliance intelligence directly within Microsoft applications. This integration helps teams qu...
Third Life World, a developer of a persistent AI-agent world on the Base blockchain, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire voting control of Transglobal Management Group, Inc. (TMGI). This acquisition will make Third Life World's platform the ...
