Bitcoin traded mostly sideways last week, fluctuating around $61,800 to $64,000 as investors reacted to the US Federal Reserve's June meeting minutes showing divided views on interest rates. Renewed US-Iran conflict pushed oil prices and Treasury yields higher, adding market uncertainty. Bitcoin ETF inflows briefly returned, suggesting dip buying near $60,000, but heavy leverage and cautious sentiment limited gains. Strategy's large Bitcoin sales to fund dividends were absorbed without major price shocks, indicating market resilience. Key questions remain on whether Bitcoin is forming a stable base or just responding to short-term factors, with upcoming ETF flows and geopolitical risks closely watched.
Investor Brad Thomas reviews his worst REIT investments—ARCP, MPW, SAFE, and IIPR—to highlight critical lessons learned. He stresses that broken trust and poor management can destroy value despite attractive yields, as seen with ARCP. The risks of ch...
Evaxion presented new preclinical data for its AI-designed cytomegalovirus (CMV) vaccine candidate EVX-V1 at the International Herpesvirus Workshop 2026. The data show that EVX-V1's multi-component approach, combining novel AI-discovered antigens wit...
Evercore has upgraded Occidental Petroleum (OXY) citing better capital efficiency and successful debt reduction. This upgrade reflects growing optimism driven by expectations of sustained higher commodity prices, supported by positive ratings from bo...
Helus Pharma receives a speculative Buy rating due to its lead drug HLP003, an oral treatment for major depressive disorder showing promising Phase 2 results and FDA Breakthrough Therapy status. The company’s current valuation undervalues HLP003’s po...
A New York legal case, Noah Doe, claims ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses valued at $293 billion under abandoned property laws. This challenges the core principle of Bitcoin self-custody, which relies on private keys, not inactivity, to p...
