Franklin Templeton has filed for two new ETFs that hold US stocks but automatically convert all dividend income into Bitcoin-related assets, starting September 2026. These ETFs, called Bitcoin DRIP ETFs, allow investors to passively accumulate Bitcoin through dividends without actively buying crypto. The funds start with about 95% in US equities and 5% in Bitcoin-linked investments, with a Bitcoin exposure cap of 20%. This innovative structure targets investors seeking Bitcoin exposure alongside traditional stocks, potentially creating steady Bitcoin buying pressure over time. The move signals growing institutional interest in crypto-linked ETFs amid evolving US regulations.
BMO Capital initiated coverage on Tenet Healthcare with a 'Market Perform' rating, indicating the stock is expected to perform in line with the broader market. The company is forecasted to report a 24.05% increase in Earnings Per Share (EPS) to $4.59...
Jaguar Health (JAGX) surged over 1,150% after the FDA granted fee waivers for its drugs Mytesi and Canalevia-CA1, signaling regulatory support. Greenland Mines (GRML) rose nearly 50% amid growing investor interest linked to U.S.-Greenland security de...
The market experienced a downturn with significant losses among key stocks. New Fortress Energy dropped 24.7% amid ongoing volatility in energy sectors, while Xanadu Quantum Technologies fell 21.7% reflecting sensitivity in quantum stocks to commerci...
Jefferies maintains a Hold rating on Capri Holdings due to uncertainty over a potential takeover. Despite a flat global luxury market, Capri's management expects growth in the second half of 2026, driven by new product launches, increased marketing, ...
Avalanche (AVAX) surged 55% in a week following the launch of Bitwise's Avalanche ETF (BAVA), the first regulated fund offering direct exposure to AVAX tokens with an active staking model. The ETF stakes about 70% of its holdings to generate an estim...
