Bitcoin fell below $80,000 following stronger-than-expected US employment data that raised chances of a Federal Reserve rate hike to 60%. The cryptocurrency hit a quarterly high of $82,178 last week but retreated amid rising interest rate concerns and geopolitical tensions pushing Brent crude oil to $97 per barrel. Additionally, the Liquid Network suffered a major security breach with about $320 million in bitcoin stolen, adding to market uncertainty. Despite these challenges, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1 billion in inflows last week, signaling sustained institutional interest. Investors are watching key support at $79,500 and potential resistance near $82,000 as Bitcoin's next moves unfold.
On September 1, 2026, Ripple released 1 billion XRP tokens valued at $1.38 billion from escrow, continuing its monthly unlocking routine. Despite this large release, XRP's price remained stable and even increased slightly, reflecting market confidenc...
Better Mortgage and Coinbase launched a mortgage product allowing U.S. homebuyers to use bitcoin as collateral for down payments, requiring borrowers to pledge $2.50 in bitcoin for every $1 of down payment. The program has attracted $360 million in p...
Essential Properties Realty Trust (EPRT) delivers leading growth in adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per share, supported by a low payout ratio of about 64%, which ensures dividend safety and strong reinvestment capacity. The company’s diversifi...
Ethereum has recovered above $2,500 but faces strong resistance near $2,560, a critical level for a potential breakout. While Bitcoin ETFs attract nearly $1 billion monthly, Ethereum's ETF inflows remain modest, signaling less institutional momentum....
Tertiary Minerals PLC announced that new drilling at its Mushima North project in Zambia has extended silver-copper-zinc mineralisation beyond the previously defined Exploration Target depth. Most of the seven newly reported drill holes ended in mine...
