Bitcoin Depot, a major U.S. Bitcoin ATM operator, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and announced a gradual shutdown of its operations. This move allows the company to manage an orderly wind-down of assets and obligations under court supervision rather than an abrupt closure. The shutdown may affect customers relying on Bitcoin Depot's ATM network as machines and services are phased out over time. This filing highlights financial pressures in the physical crypto ATM sector amid regulatory and competitive challenges, though it does not impact the broader Bitcoin market or network.
During week 20 of 2026 (May 11-15), Sampo Oyj repurchased a total of 1,730,961 of its A-shares across multiple marketplaces at an average price of about €8.92 per share. This buyback is part of a €350 million share repurchase program authorized by th...
Anthony Scaramucci criticized the US decision to grant China permanent trade relations and WTO membership, saying it allowed China to protect its economy while exporting freely to the US. He argued that China used this advantage to take US technology...
AstraZeneca has received US approval for Baxfendy, the first new blood pressure drug class in over 20 years, which effectively lowers high blood pressure by blocking aldosterone production. This drug addresses a significant need as many patients stru...
88 Energy Ltd has increased its estimated gross unrisked 2U prospective resources for the South Prudhoe project in Alaska by about 35%, now totaling 768.9 million barrels of oil and natural gas liquids. This upgrade includes a maiden Brookian prospec...
Ethereum is currently trading around $2,185, testing critical support levels at $2,170 and $2,122 amid weak buying momentum indicated by RSI and MACD. To trigger a strong upward move, ETH must break resistance between $2,300 and $2,501 before targeti...
