Harvard Management Company stopped reducing its Bitcoin ETF holdings in Q2, maintaining 3.04 million shares of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust valued at $101.4 million. This pause follows two quarters of significant cuts totaling over 60%. Meanwhile, Harvard’s gold ETF holdings remain larger at $171.2 million. Other institutional investors showed mixed moves, with Abu Dhabi funds holding steady and JPMorgan increasing Bitcoin ETF exposure, while Morgan Stanley trimmed theirs. The next update will come with the Q3 filings, revealing if these trends continue.
Polkadot's governance is voting on a proposal to launch dotUSD, a native decentralized stablecoin initially backed by USDT and later by DOT collateral. The plan includes creating a $5 million liquidity pool combining DOT and USDT, with a phased rollo...
An Anthropic safety researcher stated there is more than a 10% chance that AI could kill all humans within the next decade, highlighting serious concerns about AI safety and control. Another Anthropic employee resigned, accusing AI labs like Anthropi...
First Hydrogen Corp. has signed an agreement to acquire a 60% stake in Exodus Actuation Solutions Inc. (RoboticsCo), gaining access to advanced robotics and actuation technologies. This move supports First Hydrogen's expansion into AI, autonomous sys...
Sovereign Metals announced that incorporating rare earth recovery into its Kasiya project in Malawi could add an incremental pre-tax net present value (NPV) of $722 million, requiring about $29 million in capital to reach production. A scoping study ...
The Gym Group reported a 48% increase in first-half pre-tax profit for 2026, driven by a 5% rise in average membership to around 1 million and a 5% increase in revenue per member. Revenue grew 10% to £133.1 million, and adjusted EBITDA less normalise...
