Bitcoin's price surged about 22% from the mid-$63,000s to nearly $79,000 before consolidating, driven by strong spot demand and a major short squeeze. Despite the price rally, coin-denominated open interest fell 11%, indicating leverage did not increase, which suggests a healthier market structure supported by fresh capital inflows. Nearly $1 billion flowed into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs over three days, adding institutional demand. The key test ahead is whether Bitcoin can sustain levels near $80,000, as this would confirm market strength; otherwise, a pullback remains possible.
SU Group's subsidiary Shine Union Macao secured exclusive rights to market and sell the Inspec Spider, an award-winning robotic high-mast inspection system, in Macao. This partnership enhances SU Group's technology offerings and supports its expansio...
Primary Hydrogen Corp. has staked the Seagull North Project, covering 65 square kilometers in Ontario's Thunder Bay Mining District, adjacent to a property where recent drilling found hydrogen-bearing gas. The project targets natural hydrogen generat...
Robo.ai Inc. reported a turnaround in its financials for the first half of 2026, shifting from a $116.1 million shareholders' deficit to $95.8 million in positive equity. This improvement followed the disposal of its legacy business and acquisitions ...
Claims that XRP could be used with the Federal Reserve's FedNow payment system through Volante Technologies have sparked excitement in the XRP community. Volante connects financial institutions to multiple payment rails including FedNow and has a lon...
Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading at $0.09272 with a 2.74% gain and a $15.8 billion market cap, showing signs of a potential bullish reversal through a weekly double-bottom chart pattern. Traders watch the key $0.40 neckline level, which if broken, could si...
