BlackRock reported that despite Bitcoin's drop of over 50% from its October 2025 record high to below $60,000 in June 2026, the asset manager's long-term investment thesis remains intact. The decline was attributed to excessive leverage, weaker institutional flows, and reduced buying by digital asset treasury companies, rather than a fundamental change in Bitcoin's monetary or diversification qualities. BlackRock's analysis suggests a small 1-2% Bitcoin allocation can improve portfolio risk-adjusted returns, though it warns Bitcoin remains volatile and speculative. Future market direction depends on ETF flows, futures positioning, and treasury sales.
At Malaysia's IGEM 2026, Sigenergy showcased its latest AI-driven energy technologies, including smart storage and inverter systems, highlighting its role in advancing sustainable energy. The company also signed MOUs with local partners Milieu and YT...
ZenaTech introduced Stacklens™, AI-powered smart safety glasses designed for field technicians and industrial workers, integrating hands-free AI assistance, real-time video support, and thermal imaging. The glasses aim to improve efficiency by allowi...
As of October 10, 2026, Arbitrum's stablecoin market capitalization reached $4.51 billion, supported by 18 stablecoin assets and nearly 11.9 million holders on the Ethereum layer-2 network. The average monthly stablecoin transfer volume exceeded $70 ...
Bilibili is capitalizing on its young, engaged user base to accelerate advertising revenue, which now makes up 35% of its total revenue and grew 30% year-over-year in Q1 2026. The company is expanding margins through scalable monetization of content ...
Worldcoin (WLD) surged 7.24% in just four hours to $0.5467, extending its 24-hour gain to 9.80%. This price increase raised the token's market capitalization to about $2.007 billion. The rise was accompanied by $420,000 in short liquidations on major...
