Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant reversal with $225.18 million in net outflows on July 23, ending a seven-day streak of inflows that had totaled nearly $1 billion. This shift was largely driven by Blackrock's IBIT fund, which accounted for about 90% of the outflows. In contrast, Ether ETFs continued to attract investment, adding $26.32 million and extending their inflow streak to five days, highlighting a growing divide in institutional demand between Bitcoin and Ether. The total net assets for Bitcoin ETFs fell below $80 billion, while Ether ETFs reached $10.32 billion. This change reflects how quickly investor sentiment can shift even after sustained buying periods, with altcoin ETFs like XRP and Solana showing little movement.
Nvidia has signed agreements with eight leading Japanese industrial companies, including Toyota, Fanuc, and Kioxia, to join its Physical AI Coalition. This move strengthens Nvidia's position in the industrial AI market and confirms $1 trillion in dem...
A technical analysis by TradingShot suggests Dogecoin (DOGE) may reach $2 by mid-2028, although it expects further price declines in the short term. Currently trading below $0.10, Dogecoin is seen in the late stages of a long market cycle and may dro...
Hesai Group is rated Buy due to its cost leadership and significant 43% global market share in LiDAR technology for autonomous vehicles. The company's competitive edge comes from in-house ASIC innovation and strong OEM partnerships, supporting long-t...
The hacker behind the AFX Trade exploit converted 655.4 ETH into 18.86 BTC using THORChain, a cross-chain swapping protocol. This move shifts stolen funds from Ethereum to Bitcoin, complicating tracking and recovery efforts by changing the blockchain...
Advanced Energy Industries (AEIS) is set to benefit from growing investments in AI infrastructure and advanced semiconductor manufacturing. The company aims to expand margins by increasing product content per system and leveraging innovations like it...
