In June 2026, global digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw assets under management fall 18.4% to $106.8 billion, marking the lowest level since September 2024 and a second straight negative quarter. The total digital asset market capitalization also dropped 17.6%, driven mainly by price declines rather than investor withdrawals. Bitcoin-backed ETPs outperformed the broader market, declining 18.3% in AUM while Bitcoin's price fell 20.4%, indicating strong demand despite the sell-off. Conversely, Ethereum ETPs faced heavier losses, with AUM down 23.6% and investor withdrawals contributing to the decline. Despite the downturn, the number of listed digital asset ETPs increased to 328 by June, reflecting ongoing market expansion and issuer confidence in future growth.
New research from Spherix Global Insights reveals that despite advances in lupus treatment, including increased use of biologics and new therapies, many patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) continue to experience persistent symptoms, freq...
As Canada enters peak summer storm season, a survey by First Onsite reveals 72% of Canadians are concerned about climate-related extreme weather like flooding, severe storms, and tornadoes. Regional concerns vary, with British Columbians fearing floo...
Greystone provided a $24.3 million HUD/FHA-insured loan to refinance an 86-unit seniors housing community in Minnesota, covering independent living, assisted living, and memory care. The financing, through the HUD Section 232/223(f) program, offers l...
SalMar ASA announced its consolidated harvest volumes for Q2 2026, totaling 81,800 tons gutted weight across its farming operations in Central Norway, Northern Norway, SalMar Ocean, and Iceland. This update provides insight into the company's product...
SalMar ASA announced its consolidated slaughter volume for Q2 2026 at 81,800 tons, with contributions from Mid-Norway, North Norway, SalMar Ocean, and Icelandic Salmon. This update provides insight into the company's production scale ahead of the ful...
