US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $389.71 million outflow last week, the largest in six weeks, reversing the previous week's $853.54 million inflow. Ethereum ETFs also saw a $2.26 million outflow, breaking a five-week streak of inflows. Despite these shifts, Bitcoin's price remained stable near $63,000, suggesting these moves reflect tactical repositioning by institutional investors rather than a fundamental market change. Bitcoin ETFs have attracted significant assets since early 2024, with outflows often followed by renewed inflows, indicating ongoing institutional interest.
Chord Energy demonstrated strong Q2 results by exceeding free cash flow expectations and hitting high oil production targets. The company reduced its share count significantly through aggressive buybacks, enhancing per-share value. Management plans t...
Greenlane Holdings posted a $24.8 million net loss in Q2 2026, largely due to a $19.1 million non-cash write-down on its digital asset holdings, specifically the BERA token of Berachain, which has dropped 76% this year. The company bought 81.3 millio...
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest outflows since June, with about $390 million redeemed between August 10-14, erasing early August inflows of over $750 million. Major funds like BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust led the outflows, reflecting...
A small group of large traders dominate the open interest in CME Bitcoin futures, creating a risk that if they all exit simultaneously, liquidity could dry up quickly. Open interest has fluctuated significantly in 2026, reflecting real capital moveme...
SAGA Metals Corp. announced new assay results from its 2026 drilling program at the Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron Project in Labrador, Canada. The latest drill holes showed consistent, broad intercepts of oxide mineralization with high grades of iron ...
