BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominates the US spot Bitcoin ETF market with $47.95 billion in assets under management as of June 2026, holding about 61% market share. Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), launched alongside IBIT in January 2024, manages $11.3 billion but trails significantly. Both ETFs offer similar Bitcoin exposure and fees, but BlackRock's brand strength and distribution give it a clear edge. Despite recent outflows amid Bitcoin's price drop in early 2026, IBIT is expected to maintain its lead unless Fidelity introduces new competitive advantages or sees accelerated inflows.
Smallest AI, a San Francisco-based AI research lab, has named Siddharth Sharma as President of Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) in India. Sharma will lead revenue and partnerships, focusing on voice AI solutions tailored for Indian b...
CECO Environmental has shown strong operational growth driven by its acquisition of Thermon, which adds over $40 million in synergies and raises pro forma EBITDA to more than $250 million. This deal supports a path to $3 per share in earnings power. ...
Bitcoin short-term holders' profit rate has fallen from nearly 100% in late September to about 70% in late October, according to Glassnode. This decline suggests recent buyers have moved out of the strong sell zone, reducing immediate profit-taking p...
IBM announced new AI agent management capabilities at TechXchange 2026, integrating HashiCorp Vault to provide verified identities, least-privilege access, and real-time credential revocation for AI agents. The watsonx Orchestrate platform helps ente...
Ondo's USDY has overtaken BlackRock's BUIDL to become the largest tokenized US Treasury product, with a total asset value of $2.37 billion, driven by a 5.43% increase in holders to 19,546. Meanwhile, BUIDL's value and holders declined. Overall, Ondo'...
