Eli Ben-Sasson, CEO of StarkWare, suggests replacing Bitcoin's 21 million supply cap with a 4% annual issuance to address the problem of lost private keys reducing usable Bitcoin. He argues this would maintain miner incentives and network security as block subsidies shrink, contrasting Bitcoin's fixed supply with Ethereum's flexible monetary policy. The proposal faces strong opposition from Bitcoin purists who see any supply change as a threat. Investors should watch how transaction fees evolve as subsidies decline, which will influence Bitcoin's future monetary policy.
AH Realty Trust's Series A preferred shares provide an attractive yield of approximately 7.8%, trading below their par value. The shares have a fixed coupon rate of about 6.75% and benefit from Section 199A tax treatment. Dividend coverage appears so...
Strike has introduced a new Bitcoin-backed loan product designed to eliminate margin calls and price-based liquidations, allowing borrowers to keep their Bitcoin collateral intact despite market volatility. While borrowers avoid forced selling due to...
CVR Partners is projected to report strong second-quarter earnings, supported by its Coffeyville plant's use of pet coke feedstock, which shields its margins from natural gas price swings affecting competitors. While the distribution per unit may fal...
Home BancShares, Inc. is set to release its Q2 earnings report on July 15, with analysts expecting earnings of 61 cents per share, up from 58 cents last year. Revenue is forecasted at $289.22 million, higher than the previous year's $273.56 million. ...
Strike introduced a new Bitcoin-backed loan product that eliminates forced liquidations caused by Bitcoin price volatility. Borrowers can keep their Bitcoin collateral even if prices fall sharply, but must repay on time or risk losing it. The loans o...
