Six Bitcoin wallets inactive for 12 to 15 years transferred a total of 553.59 BTC valued at $40.15 million between August 16 and 26, 2026. Two wallets are linked to a New York lawsuit over dormant Bitcoin addresses, while only one transfer went to a known crypto custody provider, Boerse Stuttgart Digital. The reasons behind these movements remain unclear, with no on-chain evidence of sales. This activity highlights ongoing shifts in long-held Bitcoin and legal disputes over ownership of dormant wallets.
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs continued their strong inflow streak, drawing a combined $424 million on Wednesday, with Blackrock leading the Bitcoin ETF inflows at $200.76 million. Bitcoin ETF assets are close to reaching $100 billion, totaling $98.63 billi...
American Airlines announced its summer 2027 international schedule, adding eight new routes including Philadelphia to Porto, Reykjavik, and Vienna, with five operated by the Airbus A321XLR. This move highlights the growing use of narrowbody aircraft ...
NVIDIA Corporation posted a remarkable quarter with revenues soaring 106% year-over-year and beating earnings expectations on both GAAP and non-GAAP measures. The company's valuation remains attractive at about 24 times forward earnings and a PEG rat...
Authentic Brands Group has acquired a majority stake in the intellectual property of OVO, the lifestyle brand co-founded by Drake, who will retain significant ownership and continue to influence its creative direction. Vince Holding Corp., a partner ...
Bittensor's TAO token price is rising due to two confirmed catalysts: Grayscale's filing for a spot Bittensor ETF with the SEC and the network's first halving event, both occurring at the end of December 2025. The ETF filing could allow regulated U.S...
