Bitcoin fell to $62,570, nearing lows last seen in August 2026, as it failed to rally alongside record-high US equity markets. The US SEC postponed its tokenization innovation exemption, creating regulatory uncertainty that dampened market optimism. Additionally, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, Strategy, sold 1,690 BTC worth $108.6 million, increasing selling pressure. Analysts warn that if Bitcoin closes weekly below $63,220, it could face further declines, with key technical levels turning into resistance. Investors are now eyeing the upcoming US PCE inflation data on August 26 for market direction.
Vistra's CEO, James Burke, purchased 2,000 shares following a significant 29% decline in the company's stock price. This insider buying suggests confidence in the company's future prospects despite recent losses. Investors may view this move as a pos...
On September 6, 2026, the combined open interest in altcoin perpetual futures exceeded Bitcoin's for the first time since December 2024, driven by increased leveraged trading and a strong rally in Zcash. Zcash futures open interest rose to about $2.4...
Check Point is currently trading below its intrinsic value, presenting a potential investment opportunity. Despite lagging peers in revenue growth, its strong cash flow, high returns, and shift towards an AI-centric cybersecurity platform could boost...
Vitalik Buterin dismissed a prediction that AI could undermine Bitcoin's security and cause its price to drop over 50% within two years. He argued that while AI might expose operational vulnerabilities in Bitcoin's ecosystem, the core proof-of-work m...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin dismissed claims by investor Liron Shapira that AI could halve Bitcoin's price by breaking its core security. Buterin argues the probability of AI compromising Bitcoin's proof-of-work and SHA-256 encryption is extr...
