In Q2 2026, Bitcoin's price fell 14.2%, yet institutional investors increased their Bitcoin ETF holdings by 7.5%, raising their share to a record 44.2%. While total Bitcoin ETF holdings declined 6.6% due to retail investors selling, institutions like Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan boosted their positions significantly. This shift highlights growing institutional confidence amid market volatility, setting a new benchmark for future quarters. Q3 data will be available in mid-November.
Duolingo's General Counsel recently sold over 8,000 shares, raising $1.2 million. This sale comes after the company's stock price fell by 51% over the past year, reflecting investor concerns or market challenges. The transaction highlights insider ac...
Bitcoin surged past $80,000 following the Senate's failure to advance the CLARITY Act and the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike. Arthur Hayes, former Bitmex co-founder, argued that higher rates put more money in the hands of wealthy investors, fue...
Zcash traded above $1,500 for the first time since 2016, reaching an intraday high of $1,590.80 on September 19, 2026. This price surge prompts German investors to consider tax implications, as gains on crypto held over one year are tax-free under cu...
SentinelOne is reaffirmed as a BUY due to its strong AI-native cybersecurity solutions and effective land-and-expand strategy. The company shows 21% year-over-year revenue growth and expanding annual recurring revenue, driven by multiproduct adoption...
The altcoin market cap, including Ethereum, crossed the significant $1.07 trillion level amid Bitcoin's rally from $76K to above $80K, indicating renewed bullish sentiment in the crypto market. Although the altcoin season index is at 54, below the ty...
