Michael Saylor argues that Bitcoin acts like a "deep freeze" for wealth, preserving purchasing power over decades unlike cash or gold. Bitcoin's fixed supply of 21 million coins offers scarcity that could protect value long-term, despite its short-term price volatility. This perspective highlights Bitcoin as a digital alternative to traditional stores of value, potentially hedging against inflation and currency devaluation without relying on central banks. While Bitcoin's century-long track record is unproven, Saylor's analogy explains why some investors see it as a generational wealth preserver.
Shares in AI-related companies in Asia dropped sharply after prominent AI leaders, including OpenAI's CEO and Elon Musk, urged a slowdown in AI development due to safety risks. This caused major indexes like South Korea's KOSPI to fall 3.7%, with com...
In 2026, BNB Chain recorded the highest growth in Real World Assets (RWA) value at $3.6 billion, surpassing Solana and others. However, this growth reflects asset value variation, not actual trading or network activity. On the same day, Solana led in...
Metaplanet has approved a wholly owned Hong Kong subsidiary with $1 million in initial capital to manage Bitcoin-linked investments and monitor positions during Asian market hours. The new unit complements its Miami asset-management arm, supporting g...
Raydium's price surged from $0.60 to nearly $1.80 in September before pulling back to test a key support at $1.4583. The token's recent rally was driven by strong volume and its dominant role in Solana's tokenized-equity market, accounting for over 6...
Meridian Mining plc has been included in the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF following the fund's quarterly review, effective September 18, 2026. This inclusion highlights Meridian's progress in advancing its Cabaçal gold-copper project in Brazil and i...
