On July 16, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $79.15 million in net inflows, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with $33.44 million. In contrast, spot Ethereum ETFs experienced $28.04 million in net outflows, though Bitwise's ETHW saw a $2.28 million inflow. This divergence highlights stronger institutional demand for Bitcoin compared to Ethereum amid ongoing market volatility. Investors will watch if Bitcoin ETF inflows signal a broader recovery after fluctuating demand in recent weeks.
The average American car is now 13 years old, driving steady demand for auto parts. Four major U.S. distributors—AutoZone, O'Reilly Automotive, Genuine Parts (NAPA), and LKQ—benefit from increased repairs on aging vehicles. AutoZone and O'Reilly show...
Curbline Properties delivered a strong 26% return over the past year with a 2.52% yield, driven by its focused strategy on acquiring convenience shopping centers. The company has raised its acquisition target to $1 billion, expecting an 18.8% growth ...
XRP climbed to $1.54, gaining about 10% over the week, supported by $1.50 and facing resistance at $1.60. The SEC released nonbinding crypto guidance addressing buybacks, staking, and network maintenance but did not classify XRP, leaving regulatory c...
Solana (SOL) surpassed the $119 resistance level, reaching $122 for the first time since January, supported by six consecutive trading sessions of Spot ETF inflows totaling over $235 million. Positive buying indicators such as a rising Delta and nega...
AMD recently hit a $1 trillion market cap, driven by its booming Data Center business, especially in AI accelerators. Investing $500 monthly from 2026 to 2030 could grow to about $24,929 in a base case, with a range from $16,164 in a bear scenario to...
