Bitcoin traded in a narrow range between $62,000 and $65,000 last week, with on-chain data suggesting a potential recovery setup. The Supply in Profit metric indicated that downside risk might have eased, as it remained within a range that historically precedes recoveries. Short-term holder realized prices are converging but have not yet confirmed a bullish crossover, which would signal stronger demand. Meanwhile, mixed capital flows show some Bitcoin moving off exchanges, reducing immediate sell supply, but longer-term inflows suggest sellers still exert pressure, indicating Bitcoin may stay range-bound until buying demand increases.
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Cardano's ADA token rose over 19% this week following the launch of its Dijkstra development era, which funds core development directly from its treasury. This milestone made Cardano one of the most decentralized blockchains with a Nakamoto coefficie...
XRP's price dropped to $1.02 after the US Senate postponed the Clarity Act vote until September 2026, causing uncertainty in the market. This delay has led to a sell-off, pushing XRP close to the psychological $1 level, which traders are watching clo...
LCNB Corp. reported record net interest income and earnings per share in Q2 2026, driven by strong net interest margin growth. The company maintains a robust capital position with an 11.62% CET1 ratio and a 1.34% return on assets, outperforming indus...
Par Pacific Holdings reported a 678% year-over-year surge in net income for Q2 2026, driven by the launch of its Hawaii sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility and the maturity of its Montana assets. The company posted unusually high operating and n...
