A Bitcoin wallet inactive for over seven years transferred 2,931 BTC valued at around $188 million to a new address. The last activity from this wallet was in October 2018 when Bitcoin was priced near $6,475, meaning the assets have appreciated nearly tenfold. While the recipient address remains inactive, such movements often signal potential upcoming sales by long-term holders. Market watchers see this as part of a trend where major Bitcoin holders reactivate wallets during high price periods, though the exact intent behind this transfer is still unknown.
During week 28 of 2026 (July 6-10), Sampo Oyj bought back a total of 35,203 of its own A-shares across multiple markets at a weighted average price of €9.32 per share. This buyback is part of a larger program authorized by the company's annual genera...
John Crane UK Limited has achieved Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Level One status in South Africa, the highest recognition under the country's transformation framework. This milestone enhances John Crane's position as a preferred su...
Hyundai Card has successfully finished its pilot program for cross-border payments using the USDT stablecoin on the Avalanche blockchain. This pilot tested the feasibility and efficiency of using blockchain technology for international transactions. ...
Bitcoin dropped 1.8% to around $62,853 following renewed US-Iran military clashes near the Strait of Hormuz, which also pushed oil prices above $74 per barrel. The geopolitical tensions caused investors to flee riskier assets, impacting equities and ...
Hackers compromised verified SpaceXAI and Starlink X accounts to promote the SCATMAN memecoin, misleading users into buying it. The token's market cap briefly surged to nearly $2 million due to the fake hype, fueled by over 72,000 views on fraudulent...
