Bitcoin remains the leading digital store of value due to its fixed supply of 21 million coins and strong institutional adoption, including spot Bitcoin ETFs that ease access for mainstream investors. Ethereum, meanwhile, serves as the backbone of decentralized finance and tokenization through its smart contract platform, enhanced by its shift to proof-of-stake which lowers environmental impact and offers staking yields. Investors increasingly hold both assets, using Bitcoin for stability and Ethereum for growth potential in blockchain technology. As of 2026, Bitcoin holds greater institutional legitimacy, while Ethereum dominates decentralized finance applications and innovation.
Avanti Gold Corp. completed a private placement raising C$51.75 million by issuing 103.5 million units at C$0.50 each, including an over-allotment option. The funds will finance a 42,000-metre drilling program at the Misisi Project in the Democratic ...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $714.75 million in net inflows on September 22, marking the fourth consecutive day of gains and bringing total net assets to $110.84 billion. Over the four-day period from September 17 to 22, inflows totaled approximate...
Intel's stock surged 37.5% in the past month, surpassing Wall Street's average price target due to strong revenue growth driven by AI and data center demand. The company's Q2 fiscal 2026 results showed a 25.4% revenue increase and a 59% jump in data ...
Base's decentralized exchange Aerodrome offers triple-digit APRs to liquidity providers in tokenized US stock pools paired with USDC. These tokenized stocks, backed 1:1 by real shares and represented as B20 tokens, allow global investors to trade and...
Alpaca, a FINRA-regulated broker-dealer, now clears or custodizes about 94% of tokenized US equities, managing over $1.5 billion in underlying stocks through its Instant Tokenization Network (ITN). ITN allows institutions to mint tokens directly from...
