Lifeward Ltd. presented new data at the ASIA 2026 conference showing that the ReWalk powered exoskeleton has a very low fracture rate, with only 3% lifetime prevalence globally since 2013 and just 0.3% in the last six years. Notably, no fractures were reported among 97 German users since 2018, despite diverse patient profiles. These findings highlight significant safety improvements due to better device design and training, supporting wider adoption of ReWalk for spinal cord injury rehabilitation. The data reinforce ReWalk's role as a safe and effective mobility aid for people with spinal cord injuries.
Bitcoin's on-chain data indicates the market may be entering the final stage of its bearish phase, with the Realized P/L Ratio at a 43-month low signaling heavy losses and capitulation. Institutional demand is returning as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw ...
Travel platform Travala now allows users to book more than 2.2 million hotels globally using XRP cryptocurrency, enabling instant confirmation without banks. This marks a significant step in expanding XRP's real-world utility beyond trading, integrat...
Michael Saylor emphasized that Bitcoin protocol changes must have overwhelming network agreement to protect the system's integrity, describing hard consensus as Bitcoin's immune system. He explained that fees price block space, nodes set policy, mine...
Foxconn, traditionally known for assembling iPhones, reported a 29% year-over-year revenue increase to NT$2.12 trillion ($66 billion) in Q1 2026, driven primarily by AI server sales. For the first time, AI servers accounted for nearly 50% of total re...
XRP is attempting to sustain a rebound around the $1.08–$1.10 support zone despite ongoing extreme fear sentiment in the crypto market. While trading near $1.14, XRP faces resistance at $1.15 and medium-term hurdles around $1.35–$1.40. Prediction mar...
