A major bank has approved the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) as collateral for loans, allowing customers to borrow up to 25% of their shares' value. This lending feature lets investors access cash without selling their BSOL shares, which represent staked Solana tokens earning rewards. The approval marks a step toward integrating crypto assets with traditional financial services, although details like interest rates and borrower eligibility remain undisclosed. BSOL holds over 8 million SOL tokens, with a net staking reward rate of 5.84%, offering investors exposure to Solana's growth and staking benefits through a regulated exchange-traded product.
BlackRock has reduced the minimum amount required for in-kind conversion of its iShares Bitcoin Trust from $25 million to $1 million. This change makes it easier for investors to convert their shares directly into Bitcoin, potentially increasing acce...
Vox Royalty has been upgraded to a Strong Buy rating due to its raised guidance and a credible plan to double its receipts by 2030 using existing assets. The company’s strategy of sourcing and flipping assets is expected to deliver a 28% return on in...
Warpaint London PLC's shares fell 14% following a 17.8% decline in first-half sales to £40.5 million, driven by weaker consumer spending and cautious retailer orders. Despite a 36.4% drop in adjusted EBITDA to £6.8 million and a 33.2% fall in pre-tax...
Laureate Education reported a 17.5% year-over-year revenue increase to $615.9 million in Q2 2026, driven by strong enrollment growth in Mexico and Peru. The company also saw robust net income and cash flow improvements. Management raised revenue and ...
The XRP Ledger has entered a 14-day activation period for the PermissionDelegationV1_1 upgrade after 29 of 35 trusted validators supported it. This upgrade allows accounts to delegate specific permissions without giving full control of their keys, im...
