A Bitcoin wallet holding 30 BTC, untouched since August 2011, was moved after nearly 15 years, realizing a gain of over 700,000%. The coins, part of the 'Noah Doe' set, are now worth about $1.88 million at current prices. This movement is notable as it reflects activity from some of Bitcoin's oldest holdings and is linked to an ongoing legal case claiming ownership of long-dormant coins. The pace of such dormant coins being moved has been increasing recently, signaling potential shifts in the Bitcoin market or legal outcomes.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin challenged AI to find a secret Ethereum document he wrote under a pseudonym, testing online privacy and AI's limits. After 13 days, no AI or researcher succeeded due to overly narrow search filters that missed key ...
Austal (ASB) is set for robust growth driven by long-term U.S., Australian, and AUKUS naval shipbuilding contracts. Despite recent declines in its stock price, the company’s valuation does not reflect its strong order visibility and expansion potenti...
First Internet Bancorp is improving its net interest margins with management forecasting steady quarterly gains through the end of the year. Loan loss provisions are expected to decline in the second half, supporting a projected earnings per share (E...
Summit Midstream Corp is set for significant growth, aiming to nearly double its EBITDA by 2029 through the expansion of its Double E pipeline and improved balance sheet management. Despite carrying $1.23 billion in debt, the company maintains a stro...
H&R Block reported a strong quarter with 6% growth in EBITDA and 5.3% revenue growth, overcoming concerns about AI disrupting its business. The company's assisted tax segment performed best in three years, with paid filers declining less than 1%, whi...
