BlackRock expects Bitcoin to regain investor interest due to rising US government debt and fiscal concerns ahead of midterm elections, despite its recent underperformance. Meanwhile, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon favors AI-driven growth, citing strong AI spending, a healthy labor market, and stable economic growth that have boosted stock markets. Bitcoin currently trades well below its peak, with institutional demand weakening, but BlackRock remains optimistic about its long-term potential as a hedge against fiscal uncertainty. The coming months will test whether Bitcoin can regain momentum or if AI continues to dominate investment trends in 2026.
Samsung Wallet will launch a new stablecoin feature in late October 2026, available on 82 million U.S. Galaxy devices, allowing users to hold and send stablecoins without separate apps or managing private keys. Bastion, selected as the licensed custo...
SyncSpider introduced B2Bware, a B2B portal designed to automate and centralize order, customer, product, and operational data management for businesses. The platform integrates with ERP, CRM, and eCommerce systems like Odoo and Shopify to eliminate ...
Gold mining stocks improved in the third quarter of 2026 after significant losses in the second quarter, following record highs in the first quarter. This sector's performance has been volatile due to changing energy market conditions and their perce...
ASML is expected to achieve 53% year-over-year sales growth in Q3, supported by robust bookings and expanding production capacity. The company benefits from strong demand driven by AI infrastructure investments from major clients like TSMC, Samsung, ...
Solv Protocol has restricted access to about 50 Bitcoin following a security review triggered by a suspicious incident in July involving BTC+. The protocol's co-founder Meng Yan clarified that he was not involved in the incident and that the funds re...
