Bitcoin's price dropped to $59,000, its lowest in nearly two years, amid heavy selling pressure and large liquidations. CNBC host Jim Cramer blamed Michael Saylor for the decline, but Saylor dismissed the claim. CryptoQuant's CEO and Citigroup analysts argue that broader market forces and significant selling by long-term holders, not Saylor's modest sales, drove the downturn. Institutional buying, including from Saylor's Strategy and spot Bitcoin ETFs, has helped support Bitcoin's price over recent years despite volatility.
Bluejay Diagnostics completed a private placement raising $8.5 million upfront, with potential additional proceeds of $15.2 million if warrants are fully exercised. The funds will support FDA approval processes, including clinical studies, and genera...
At B2Gold Corp's 2026 Annual General and Special Meeting, shareholders voted on key company matters with 63.06% turnout. All ten nominated directors were re-elected with strong support, and resolutions to appoint PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor...
Pump.fun GO, a new crypto bounty marketplace launched on June 4, allows users to offer cryptocurrency rewards for completing various tasks, with funds held in escrow until approved by moderators. The platform has sparked controversy due to risky and ...
Jim Rickards highlights a tiny $2 stock holding exclusive rights to a massive $2.7 trillion mineral deposit in the US, containing gold, copper, silver, and critical metals vital for technology and defense. The project has been stalled by environmenta...
XRP has fallen below its crucial $1.30 support level, indicating a bearish breakdown and raising the risk of further declines. The next key support zones are $1 (psychological level), $0.75-$0.85 (previous resistance turned support), and most importa...
