The Bitcoin Policy Institute revealed that Chinese Communist Party-linked influence operations have blocked or delayed $23.6 billion in US AI infrastructure projects across 14 states. Their research highlights 21 campaigns involving moratoria and bans on data center construction, driven by CCP-affiliated media and a nonprofit network funded by Neville Roy Singham. This matters because AI data centers and Bitcoin mining share infrastructure needs, so regulatory battles affect both sectors. Lawmakers are now pushing for deeper investigations into these foreign influence networks.
US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs experienced a strong rebound with $2.6 billion in net inflows for the week ending August 21, 2026, marking their best weekly performance since October 2025. Bitcoin ETFs led the surge, attracting nearly $1.9 billion and...
In August 2026, the Invesco QQQ Trust, a major NASDAQ 100 ETF, experienced a significant net outflow of approximately $10.9 billion, including a record single-day withdrawal of $5.71 billion. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs saw about $1.92 billion in net i...
Vanda Pharmaceuticals announced its NEREUS™ branded No. 47 car, driven by Mick Schumacher, will compete in the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix on Washington D.C.'s National Mall. The race celebrates America's 250th anniversary with a 147-lap event o...
Tesla has increased its control of the U.S. electric vehicle (EV) market to 59%, marking its highest market share since 2023. This growth highlights Tesla's strong position and continued dominance in the competitive EV industry. The increased market ...
Aave's total deposits have surged to $30 billion, marking a 30% increase in Q3 2026 and signaling a recovery in liquidity for the DeFi lending platform. Active loans stand at about $10 billion, showing significant capital use within the ecosystem. Th...
