Over 200 public companies have collectively invested about $150 billion in Bitcoin for their corporate treasuries, following a strategy popularized by MicroStrategy. However, many of these companies are now trading at discounts to their Bitcoin holdings, creating risks of forced selling, especially among smaller firms with convertible debt obligations. This could lead to downward pressure on Bitcoin prices as companies may need to liquidate Bitcoin to meet debt repayments. Investors should watch companies with liquidity stress and debt risks, as a feedback loop of falling Bitcoin and treasury valuations could intensify the decline without a major external shock.
Pepeto's latest presale stage sold out ahead of schedule, attracting new wallets at twice last month's rate without paid promotion. Built by the original Pepe token team, Pepeto offers a zero-fee exchange with AI contract checks across major blockcha...
Futu Holdings Limited has repurchased approximately US$418 million worth of its American depositary shares (ADSs) as part of its share buyback program initiated in November 2025. The program allows repurchases up to US$800 million and will continue u...
Skills/Compétences Canada officially launched the 2026 Canadian Skills and Technology Olympiad in Toronto, featuring over 500 competitors across 40+ skilled trades and technology contests. The two-day event at Enercare Centre aims to promote skilled ...
The Skills Canada National Competition 2026 officially began in Toronto, featuring over 500 competitors from across Canada competing in more than 40 skilled trade and technology areas. The event aims to inspire youth to pursue careers in trades and t...
Syracuse Capital Pty Ltd. has increased its ownership in Dixie Gold Inc. by acquiring an additional 3 million common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange for a total of $90,000. This raises Syracuse Capital's stake from 9.58% to 19.03% of Dixie Gold's ...
