Bitcoin fell more than 2% to around $77,161 following Iran's ballistic missile strikes in response to US military actions near Larak Island, escalating geopolitical tensions. This triggered a surge in oil prices, with Brent crude climbing above $90 per barrel. Meanwhile, US Treasury yields hit multi-year highs, adding pressure on cryptocurrencies. Despite the dip, Bitcoin futures open interest and ETF inflows suggest ongoing investor interest amid market volatility.
Energy Fuels CEO Bhappu sold 14,375 shares of the company to cover tax withholding obligations. This transaction is a routine financial move related to tax compliance and does not indicate a change in company leadership or strategy. Investors should ...
IREN Limited's price target has been increased from $49 to $52 per share following strong Q4 2026 results, with a reiterated Strong Buy rating. The company has fully contracted its $4 billion 2026 annual recurring revenue target, shifting risk to exe...
Pump.fun has surpassed Hyperliquid in monthly revenue, earning $55.9M compared to Hyperliquid's $49.6M, ending Hyperliquid's 15-month lead. Pump.fun's token surged 105% in August, outperforming Hyperliquid's 49% gain. However, Hyperliquid plans a maj...
Meridian Mining plc has admitted 195,520 new ordinary shares to trading on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market as of August 26, 2026. These shares were issued under the company's 2025 Omnibus Plan and rank equally with existing shares, including ...
A British man named Chris recovered Bitcoin worth about £3.3 million that he had effectively lost for 12 years after the early exchange Intersango went offline in 2014. He originally bought Bitcoin in 2011 for £1,500 when the price was just a few pou...
