Five years after making Bitcoin legal tender, El Salvador has rolled back the mandate requiring merchants to accept it, following pressure from the IMF tied to a $1.4 billion loan. While Bitcoin remains accepted, its use in remittances and financial inclusion has been minimal. The government still holds a significant Bitcoin reserve worth around $500 million and continues to buy more. The experiment boosted El Salvador's global profile but showed limited practical benefits, signaling challenges for other countries considering similar moves.
Nebius Group N.V. is rated a cautious Buy due to strong demand for AI infrastructure but significant challenges in execution and capital allocation. The company's success depends on quickly deploying capacity, financing growth with minimal dilution, ...
Circle has introduced Digital Asset-Backed Borrowing for eligible institutional customers, allowing them to deposit Bitcoin, mint cirBTC, and borrow USDC through third-party lending protocols like Morpho on Arc, with Aave expected to join later. This...
Grand Canyon Education (LOPE) shares have fallen 28% over the past year, mainly due to concerns about AI disruption. However, the company reported strong second-quarter 2026 results with broad enrollment growth, especially in its profitable hybrid se...
Elon Musk's social platform X now allows U.S. users to tap cashtags like $BTC or $TSLA to view live charts and initiate trades. Users are redirected to partner platforms such as Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Interactive Brokers, or Moomoo to complete tra...
Ondo Finance has introduced an in-kind conversion route allowing approved institutions to directly convert existing shares into Ondo Stocks tokens via Alpaca’s Instant Tokenization Network on Ethereum and BNB Chain. This new process eliminates the ne...
