The Vanguard Extended Duration Treasury ETF (EDV) currently offers a 5.38% SEC yield with a low expense ratio of 0.05%. However, it carries significant duration risk, meaning a small increase in long-term Treasury yields can wipe out a year's income. EDV's potential gains rely on a substantial drop in long-term yields, not just Federal Reserve rate cuts. The ETF is recommended as a tactical duration play rather than a steady income investment, with a suggested entry price near $56.
Trust Carbon Infrastructure unveiled its HXS compute-efficiency layer, which reduces energy consumption by up to 50.5% and increases server throughput by 167% on NVIDIA H100 GPUs without changing AI model outputs. Tested on models from Alibaba, Meta,...
Bob Diamond, former Barclays CEO, predicts the CLARITY Act will pass by the end of 2026, benefiting Circle and Hyperliquid. The act sets clear rules for stablecoin yields, reducing legal uncertainty and enabling product expansion. Circle's USDC stabl...
Bitcoin wallets can be secured using randomness generated by rolling a six-sided die about 50 to 99 times, providing strong entropy without relying on electronic devices. This method gained attention after a Coldcard hardware wallet flaw exposed keys...
Applied Materials reported a record Q2 FY2026 revenue of $7.91 billion, an 11% increase year-over-year, and a non-GAAP EPS of $2.86, up 20%. The company raised its equipment growth guidance for calendar year 2026 to over 30%, driven by strong perform...
Medicus Pharma received FDA clearance to start a Phase 2b clinical trial for SkinJect, a minimally invasive treatment targeting basal cell carcinoma in Gorlin syndrome patients. This rare genetic disorder causes multiple basal cell lesions, with no c...
