MARA Holdings reported a net loss of $611.3 million in Q2 2026, with revenue falling 27% year-over-year to $174.9 million due to lower Bitcoin prices despite a 3% increase in Bitcoin production. The company sold some Bitcoin to fund operations and pledged more as collateral for new credit facilities supporting its pivot to AI infrastructure, including a planned $1.5 billion acquisition of an Ohio gas plant and computing campus. While mining output improved, higher energy costs and fair-value losses on digital assets pressured results. MARA aims to balance Bitcoin holdings with expanding AI and power capacity, with key upcoming milestones including financing execution and regulatory approvals.
FREELANDER participated in the 2026 Chery International User Summit in Wuhu, China, showcasing the international variant of its FREELANDER 8 model through a day-and-night program on October 19. The day featured the first international test drive on c...
Pump.fun (PUMP) token rose 8.78% over a four-hour period to $0.004286 but remained down 1.54% over the past 24 hours. The price increase was noted on Binance with the PUMP/USDT spot pair, while the token's market cap stood at about $1.92 billion, ran...
Kingfisher Mining secured $2.25 million through a share placement at a 5.6% premium to fund expanded drilling and exploration at its Copper Blow Project near Broken Hill. Recent drilling showed promising copper-gold grades, with significant untested ...
Brunswick Corporation has been upgraded to a soft 'buy' rating due to its attractive valuation amid macroeconomic challenges and recent share underperformance. The company's Propulsion and Engine P&A segments are driving strong growth through market ...
An Ethereum (ETH) holder bought tokens in September at an average price of $2,667.77 each, then withdrew 1,417.77 ETH from Binance when the price was about $3.78 million total. Later, the same address deposited all these ETH to an exchange at a lower...
