Last week, BlackRock's Ethereum ETFs attracted a net inflow of $99.2 million, surpassing Bitcoin ETFs which experienced a net outflow of $95.5 million. This shift reflects stronger investor interest in Ethereum amid growing institutional demand and tokenization activity, while Bitcoin ETF flows became more volatile due to profit-taking and changing sentiment. Ethereum's price stability near $1,860 and renewed ETF demand supported this trend. If sustained, this could indicate a shift in institutional preference towards Ethereum over Bitcoin in the U.S. spot ETF market.
BitMart, a centralized crypto exchange, announced an immediate wind-down of its platform, suspending new registrations and deposits from July 26, with full trading ceasing by August 26 and complete closure by January 31, 2027. Its native token BMX dr...
At the Energy Investors Forum, experts highlighted that while bitcoin miners have advantages in energy use, transitioning to AI infrastructure requires more than just power access. Challenges include the need for fiber connectivity, cooling, permits,...
Dogecoin (DOGE) stands out as the only cryptocurrency among the top 20 by market cap to see a significant increase in 24-hour trading volume, rising by 92.7% to about $1.55 billion. While major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, an...
Cardano co-founder Charles Hoskinson warned that Bitcoin could lose its position as the largest cryptocurrency if its governance system fails to coordinate a timely upgrade to defend against quantum computing threats. Bitcoin developers are discussin...
Intel reported a strong Q2 with 25% year-over-year revenue growth, driven mainly by a 59% increase in its Data Center and AI business. This segment significantly boosted the company's operating income. However, Intel continues to face substantial los...
