Harvard Management Company significantly reduced its exposure to BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF by 43% and fully liquidated its Ethereum ETF position in early 2026, shifting investments toward traditional assets like gold and major tech stocks. This move contrasts with other institutions like Abu Dhabi's Mubadala and JPMorgan, which are increasing their bitcoin ETF holdings. The divergence highlights a fragmented institutional approach to crypto ETFs, reflecting varied risk strategies and market outlooks. Upcoming filings will reveal if Harvard's reduction signals a broader trend or a tactical adjustment.
Canada has lost over 112,000 jobs in 2026, with Quebec hit hardest, losing 91,000 jobs. Full-time employment is declining sharply, youth unemployment is up to 14.3%, and living costs remain high despite official inflation claims. Entrepreneur Yanik G...
Stellar's network is showing strong ecosystem growth with an 86% year-over-year increase in developers, reaching over 4,400 in Q1 alone, and a 171% rise over three years. Total Value Locked (TVL) also surged from under $10 million to nearly $190 mill...
Hims & Hers Health has returned to growth after a volatile period related to GLP-1 drug transitions. The company raised its revenue guidance for 2026 to $3 billion, surpassing analyst expectations, and this forecast does not yet include its recent Eu...
The Schall Law Firm is investigating Whirlpool Corporation for potential securities law violations following the company's Q1 2026 report, which showed decreased net sales and a GAAP net loss. Whirlpool attributed the poor performance to lower volume...
Traders on Kalshi are increasingly betting on XRP reaching $1.60 before the end of May, reflecting stronger bullish sentiment supported by improving regulatory clarity around Ripple. XRP is trading within an ascending channel, maintaining a positive ...
