Bitcoin hovered around $79,000 to $80,000 after a significant institutional buying day, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing their largest inflow since January, totaling $730.9 million. This surge was driven by major funds like BlackRock and ARK 21Shares, pushing total ETF assets above $103 billion. However, Bitcoin's gains were tempered by a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report that increased the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike, causing Treasury yields to rise and putting pressure on Bitcoin as a risk asset. The next key event for Bitcoin's price direction is the upcoming August CPI report and the Fed's decision, which will influence whether Bitcoin can sustain a breakout above $80,000.
Tuya Smart unveiled its AI companion robot Doova and introduced its AI Home, AI Energy, and AI Robot ecosystems at IFA 2026 in Europe. Doova is designed to assist seniors with companionship, health reminders, and home monitoring using advanced AI tec...
Oracle's stock has stabilized above $120, defying bearish expectations amid a broader software sector recovery. The company's $638 billion Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO), closely linked to OpenAI, support confidence in future revenue and AI ...
BCP Technologies completed the UK's first live purchase and settlement of a tokenised US Treasury bill using its sterling stablecoin, tGBP, on the Archax digital asset platform. This transaction demonstrates that regulated digital cash and securities...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) saw a 121.26% increase in exchange outflows, signaling more tokens leaving trading platforms. However, inflows surged even faster by 182.3%, resulting in a positive net flow of 86.53 billion SHIB, which means more tokens are entering...
Rocket Companies is rated a Buy with a target price of around $16.50, suggesting about 19% upside from its recent price of $13.92. The company reported record purchase and refinance market share in Q2 along with its best profitability in four years. ...
