Bitcoin fell below $68,000, continuing a month-long decline that erased gains from May and triggered over $1 billion in liquidations, mainly affecting leveraged traders. The broader crypto market also dropped, with Ethereum, Solana, and XRP falling 5-6%, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw significant outflows. Despite this, Hyperliquid's HYPE token surged over 80% since early May. The selloff coincides with ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility, contrasting with strong gains in major U.S. stock indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
A study by i10X Research reveals significant bias in AI-driven job application evaluations, where identical resumes written by different AI models receive vastly different hire recommendations. The study analyzed 100 candidate profiles across four AI...
Adswerve has been selected as a North American partner for Google's new GCS Implementation Partner (GIP) program, part of the Data Strength Partner Program. This partnership helps brands improve first-party data infrastructure to recover lost convers...
In 2026, five small-cap stocks in the Russell 2000 index have each gained more than 400%, significantly outperforming major players like Micron and Dell, which rose about 260%. Four of these companies supply key components for AI infrastructure, incl...
SpaceX has increased its revolving credit facility from $1.5 billion to $5 billion, a 233% rise, just before its IPO. This move significantly enhances the company's financial flexibility, suggesting it is preparing for large investments in projects l...
Suntex Enterprises completed the acquisition of 100 acres in South Texas for approximately $2.5 million through its subsidiary Red Spur Land & Ranch Co. This land purchase marks the start of a multi-phase mixed-use development project including resid...
