Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling $483.8 million on June 1, marking the 11th consecutive day of withdrawals, with Blackrock's IBIT fund leading at $440.3 million. Ether ETFs also faced pressure, extending their outflow streak to 15 days, losing $44.4 million mainly from Blackrock and Fidelity funds. In contrast, altcoin ETFs such as XRP and HYPE attracted fresh capital, gaining $5.4 million combined, indicating selective institutional demand beyond major cryptocurrencies. This trend suggests that while large-cap crypto funds face short-term selling pressure, interest in specific altcoins and crypto sectors remains strong and may reflect a more mature, segmented market outlook.
PDF Solutions announced it will hold the CONNECT 2026 conference on October 15-16 in San Francisco, focusing on AI-driven analytics for semiconductor manufacturing. The event will gather industry experts to explore innovations in AI, big data, and ma...
Broadcom is experiencing strong growth fueled by high demand for its AI chips and robust software expansion, especially from its VMware division. Analysts have raised their price targets, reflecting growing confidence in the company's prospects. Howe...
Mink Ventures Corporation closed the first tranche of its non-brokered private placement, raising $881,920 through the sale of hard dollar and flow-through units. The funds will support exploration and development of its critical minerals projects in...
RelationalAI was awarded the 2026 Telecom Snowflake Product Partner of the Year for its role in enhancing decision intelligence within the Snowflake AI Data Cloud. The company helps telecom leaders, like AT&T, apply AI to make real-time, outcome-driv...
Fiserv was awarded the 2026 Financial Services Product Partner of the Year by Snowflake for its innovative use of Snowflake's AI Data Cloud. The recognition highlights Fiserv's success in helping clients break down data silos and turn payments data i...
