BOXABL has enhanced its project development capabilities by hiring a licensed general contractor in California, allowing the company to directly manage site preparation, permitting, and installation of its modular homes. This shift from overseeing third-party contractors to full project ownership aims to reduce costs, improve quality control, and offer bundled pricing for both individual homeowners and large-scale developers. BOXABL plans to expand this model to other states and strengthen its position in the housing market by providing a more streamlined and cost-effective building process.
Centrifuge has introduced three new tokenized funds on the Arc platform, focusing on U.S. Treasuries and credit assets. This move aims to bridge on-chain capital with traditional short-duration fixed-income investments favored by institutional invest...
Pump.fun (PUMP) token experienced a 4.89% price increase within one hour on October 2, reaching $0.005659. However, over the previous 24 hours, the token's price declined by 3.12%. During the hour of the price rise, $10,000 worth of short positions w...
The SUI cryptocurrency surged 6.05% within four hours to $1.20, driven by $190,000 in short position liquidations. Over 24 hours, SUI's price increased 2.29%, reflecting strong buying pressure. Liquidations mainly affected short traders, indicating a...
A director at Joby Aviation sold 62,500 shares worth $380,625 while keeping a large stake. Joby is advancing its electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, aiming for passenger flights in Dubai by late 2026 pending FAA approval. Despite...
On October 2, U.S. spot Solana ETFs attracted $1.3 million in net inflows, reversing the previous day's $1.1 million net outflow. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) was responsible for the entire inflow, while other Solana ETFs like VSOL, FSOL, TS...
