In Q1 2026, hedge funds sold 31,400 BTC worth of spot Bitcoin ETFs, reducing their holdings by 39%, while banks like JPMorgan and Wells Fargo doubled their Bitcoin ETF positions by adding over 7,800 BTC. Overall, institutional Bitcoin ETF holdings dropped 17% in BTC terms and 35% in dollar value, partly due to Bitcoin's 22% price decline. The sell-off mainly came from hedge funds and brokerages, while investment advisors held steady. This split reflects leveraged players exiting during volatility, with more stable institutions buying the dip.
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas Ltd saw its shares rise 8% to 45.20p following a deal with Navitas Petroleum, which involved a $4 million payment and a stake sale in an offshore South Africa gas block. Navitas acquired a 37.5% interest in Block 1 CBK and wi...
Iran has indicated it may reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US reduces military pressure and lifts its port blockade. Following these signals, oil prices fell sharply, with WTI crude dropping over 2.5% to $89 a barrel and Brent cru...
SanDisk CEO David Goeckeler sold over 67,000 shares in September, raising more than $104 million from insider sales. Despite this significant insider selling, Wall Street analysts remain bullish on SanDisk stock, rating it a 'Strong Buy' with an aver...
Zcash surged about 32% in a week, reaching its highest price since 2016, driven by more than just its privacy features. Mert Mumtaz, CEO of Helius, argues that Zcash's rally is due to its broader appeal as a complete store of value, which includes pr...
Dogecoin (DOGE) has broken out of a bullish cup-and-handle pattern, signaling a potential 30% price rally to around $0.128. This breakout follows a 50% rebound over the past month and is supported by rising trading volumes and reclaiming key moving a...
