Gen Z has the lowest average credit card debt at about $3,493, roughly half that of millennials, due to factors beyond just financial discipline. Their lower debt is partly because they have smaller credit limits, many are not yet in the credit system, and a significant number prefer debit cards or use buy now, pay later (BNPL) plans which often don't appear as credit card debt. Despite this, credit card debt is rising for all generations, including Gen Z, whose balances have increased 87% since 2016. Understanding these nuances is important as credit habits evolve and debt levels grow.
Vaneck reports that Bitcoin's prolonged 11-month price correction might be nearing its end, with 8 out of 12 capitulation signals currently active. Long-term holders have sold 356,000 BTC in the past 30 days, reducing their supply share below 60%, a ...
Decred has released a mandatory software update, version 2.1.6, to fix a critical consensus vulnerability, prevent a potential deanonymization attack on its transaction mixing system, and address several network denial-of-service risks. The patch is ...
Ithaca Energy's shares rose nearly 6% following strong first-half 2026 results, with revenue increasing to $1.69 billion and net income turning positive at $127 million. Production hit a record 131,000 barrels per day in Q2, supporting full-year guid...
Shares of Spain's Deoleo surged over 17% following reports that Spanish agri-food cooperative Dcoop has offered €470 million ($545 million) to acquire the olive oil giant. This bid leads a competitive takeover involving firms from Italy, France, and ...
Solana (SOL) is approaching a 'mini golden cross,' a bullish technical indicator where short-term moving averages converge, for the first time since 2025. Currently trading around $77, SOL's recent price momentum shows signs of recovery after falling...
