Bitcoin fell 0.7% to around $63,400 after a brief rally to $64,400 failed, triggered by Strategy selling 1,690 BTC to fund stock repurchases. Despite $854 million inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs, which absorbed more bitcoins than newly issued, selling pressure and large overhead supply between $62,000 and $65,000 kept bitcoin range-bound. Analysts expect bitcoin to stay within this range until ETF demand consistently exceeds selling and inflation data eases long-term yields.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) reported a record Q2 FY2026 revenue of $10.7 billion, a 40% increase year-over-year, fueled by a 22.9% rise in Cloud and AI revenue and a 148.2% surge in Networking revenue following its acquisition of Juniper. Profit...
Bitcoin miners have seen a 20.41% rise in hashprice over four days, boosting their revenue to $38.29 per petahash per second, the highest since May. This increase means miners are earning more from the recent Bitcoin price rally, improving profitabil...
Starting August 25, 2026, Zcash coin holders with shielded, spendable balances in the Ironwood pool will vote on whether to abolish the traditional halving schedule and replace it with a smooth, gradually declining issuance curve. This vote, running ...
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) surged 18% in the past day but remains down over 52% in the last 90 days. The rally is largely driven by increased leverage in the perpetual market, where long positions dominate and funding rates have spiked, signaling potential o...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $76,000, triggering forced liquidations that erased $100 million in leveraged long positions on crypto platforms. This cascade of selling intensified downward pressure, reflecting a recurring pattern where the $75K-$76K ...
