Bitcoin and Ethereum led a recent crypto recovery but saw returns fall this week, with BTC trading above $79,000 and ETH around $2,500. Over $6.4 billion in Bitcoin options are set to expire soon, showing bullish control on BTC's price in the near term. However, institutional bets reveal a contrasting outlook: many expect Bitcoin to drop (notably around the $70K strike price) while betting on Ethereum to rise above $3,000 by the end of September. This divergence suggests altcoins like Ethereum could outperform Bitcoin if these bets play out. Both cryptos currently trade within tight ranges, and breaking key levels will determine if rallies continue or corrections occur.
Grail's stock surged 55% in one week following a positive FDA advisory committee vote on its Galleri multi-cancer early detection test, which was deemed safe and beneficial. Analyst Kyle Mikson raised the price target from $80 to $150, reflecting str...
Akamai Technologies is evolving from a content delivery network provider to a leader in distributed cloud and AI infrastructure, highlighted by a landmark $11.6 billion deal with Anthropic. Its CIS segment grew 39% year-over-year in Q2 2026, with all...
IKE Tech LLC has launched IKE 2.0, a next-generation compliance platform designed to maintain accountability for regulated products throughout their lifecycle, from manufacture to point of use. Initially focused on the global nicotine market, the pla...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed US officials' accusations that Chinese AI companies using model distillation are committing theft. Distillation involves training AI models on outputs from other models, a practice US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent...
Tether, the issuer of the largest stablecoin USDT, disclosed it froze nearly $550 million in USDT linked to Iran this year due to US sanctions. This action highlights the increasing regulatory scrutiny on stablecoins and their compliance with sanctio...
