Bitcoin has faced renewed selling pressure after failing to hold near its 200-day moving average around $82,000 in May. However, K33 research highlights that this recovery is unlike previous bear-market rallies due to weaker leverage and bearish derivatives positioning. Institutional investors have reduced Bitcoin holdings while retail investors increased theirs, and ETF outflows suggest cautious, defensive trading near the average cost basis. K33 maintains that the February low near $60,000 remains the likely bottom for this cycle, expecting a moderate bear market in 2026 following a less aggressive bull run in 2025.
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Keysight Technologies reported Q2 earnings of $2.87 per share, surpassing analyst estimates of $2.32, with revenue up 31% year-over-year to $1.72 billion. The company saw a 56% increase in orders, driven by strong demand in AI-related businesses, sem...
Red Cat Holdings has acquired Quaze Technologies, a company specializing in wireless power transfer for unmanned systems. This acquisition addresses a key challenge in robotic autonomy by enabling autonomous recharging without manual battery swaps or...
The 2026 Global Water Awards were announced on May 19 during the Global Water Summit, recognizing top companies and projects in water technology and sustainability. New categories included AI Project of the Year and separate awards for industrial and...
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