Keel Infrastructure, formerly Bitfarms, has completed shutting down all its U.S. Bitcoin mining operations, shifting focus to AI and high-performance computing data centers. This transition caused revenue to drop 50% year-over-year to $30 million and an operating loss of $141 million in Q2 2026. The company now has no active U.S. mining business or signed tenants, relying on lease negotiations for three key sites. With $819 million in liquidity, Keel is positioned to wait for tenant deals amid power constraints in key regions. The shift marks a major strategic pivot from cryptocurrency mining to data center development.
Tractor Supply's CEO, Lawton, purchased 15,600 shares of the company for $501,540 despite the stock having declined 44%. This insider buying signals confidence in the company's future prospects even as the stock price has fallen significantly. Such m...
Bitcoin price fell below $64,000 on August 11 due to rising oil prices and uncertainty ahead of the U.S. July Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. The price briefly dropped to around $63,852 before recovering slightly, with key support at $63,900–$64,0...
Large Cardano (ADA) holders, known as whales, have started selling significant amounts of ADA tokens following recent bearish market signals, including a 'death cross' on key metrics. This coordinated sell-off has caused ADA's price to drop from $0.2...
Gelum Resources Ltd. has completed additional rock geochemical sampling over 2,600 hectares at its Las Tinajas Gold Project in northern Chile, expanding exploration targets and identifying new mineralization zones for gold and copper. The ongoing geo...
Cloud3 Ventures has strategically invested C$104,000 in Encore Technologies, acquiring 400,000 shares and gaining indirect exposure to Solstar Space's on-orbit communication technology through Encore's secured convertible loan. This investment follow...
