Ireland's Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has successfully accessed a third Bitcoin wallet tied to Clifton Collins, a convicted cannabis grower, recovering 500 BTC worth about $31 million. This brings the total recovered in 2026 to 1,500 BTC, valued at over $92 million. Europol provided technical support to crack the wallets, which had been dormant since Collins' 2017 arrest. Despite this success, nine wallets holding approximately 4,500 BTC, worth around $275 million, remain inaccessible but under CAB's control as they continue efforts to unlock them.
XRP rose over 5% as traders focused on Ripple's expanding cross-border payments network and improving regulatory outlook in the U.S. Despite some resistance near $1.20, XRP's short-term momentum is positive with growing adoption expectations for the ...
Solana (SOL) is testing a key resistance level near $82, a critical point that could determine if its recent rebound turns into a sustained breakout or falls back into consolidation. The token has gained nearly 15% this week after bouncing from mid-$...
The XRP Ledger is approaching a historic milestone of 1 million transactions conducted by autonomous AI agents, coinciding with a broader market recovery. This surge in AI-driven activity supports a bullish outlook for XRP, which recently broke throu...
Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) is rated a Strong Buy due to its steady performance and undervaluation, despite recent underperformance against the market benchmark. The company offers a 4.43% forward dividend yield, more than double the sector median, wi...
Ripple's XRP experienced a surge in aggressive buying from derivatives traders, pushing its price up by 5.35% in 24 hours and lifting the taker buy-sell ratio above 1. However, a spike in Coin Days Destroyed indicates significant profit-taking as dor...
