A former Meta engineer highlights two critical risks to Bitcoin: the threat of quantum computing breaking wallet security and the declining miner incentives as block rewards shrink. Quantum computing could eventually compromise Bitcoin's cryptography, but no coordinated developer plan exists to address this. Meanwhile, miner rewards are decreasing, and the expected rise in transaction fees has not materialized, risking miner exit and network security. Despite these challenges and government resistance to unregulated digital money, the engineer remains optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term resilience.
Haverty Furniture (HVT) has demonstrated resilience beyond typical housing market dependence by targeting affluent customers, which provides stability amid economic fluctuations. The company reported a 4.1% increase in net sales and a strong gross ma...
A suspected exploit on the Hedera network has resulted in the transfer of over $5.8 million in assets to Ethereum, according to blockchain security researchers Specter and PeckShield. The attacker used LayerZero to bridge funds and swapped Wrapped Bi...
Fresenius Medical Care (FMS), a leading dialysis services provider, is experiencing profitability recovery due to cost savings from its FME25+ program. The company benefits from stable, recurring demand and regulated pricing in the dialysis market. D...
Empery sold 1,400 Bitcoin between May and July for about $87.1 million, using the proceeds to repay debt, finance acquisitions, cover legal costs, and support operations. The company now holds 1,514 Bitcoin and $73.9 million in cash. This marks a shi...
Intel has received 32 upward revisions for both earnings per share (EPS) and revenue estimates, with no downgrades, indicating strong market confidence. Analysts project Intel's EPS to grow from $1.09 in 2026 to $12.29 by 2035, and revenue to surpass...
