The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has been upgraded to a Buy rating following a strong market bottom in July and recent dip buying activity. DRAM provides focused exposure to major memory and storage companies like Samsung and SK Hynix, benefiting from supply chain constraints and long-term pricing agreements. While long-term growth may be limited by capacity expansions, the ETF trades at a low valuation of just over 6 times earnings, with downside risks mitigated by forward contracts and an ongoing recovery. Investors are encouraged to consider entering before the recovery accelerates further.
Between August 22 and August 30, combined leveraged positions on Binance and Bybit for Ethereum plummeted 90.9%, falling from $1.12 billion to $102 million. Despite this sharp decline in derivatives activity, Ethereum's price remained stable near $2,...
DeFi Development Corp. has proposed raising up to $20 million to increase its holdings of SOL, the native token of the Solana blockchain. This move extends the company's strategy of building a Solana-focused corporate treasury, following recent token...
XRP surged from about $1 to nearly $1.70 in August, marking its best monthly gain since 2021, driven largely by $153.55 million inflows into US spot XRP ETFs, mostly in the latter half of the month. Analyst Ali Martinez confirmed a breakout above res...
BWX Technologies is rated a buy, supported by its exclusive role as the sole manufacturer of nuclear reactors and fuel for the U.S. Navy and strong government contracts that make up 67% of its revenue. The company also benefits from accelerating comm...
Numinus Wellness Inc. has filed all its quarterly financial reports for fiscal 2026, fulfilling regulatory requirements to potentially lift the British Columbia Securities Commission's cease trade order. The company reported stable revenue of $4.5 mi...
