Bitcoin started the week near $77,000 after a 23% gain, driven by strong demand and regulatory optimism. Key upcoming events include U.S. inflation data (PCE index) and Q2 GDP figures, Nvidia's fiscal Q2 earnings report, and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's speech at the Jackson Hole symposium. These events will influence market sentiment on inflation, interest rates, and risk appetite. Additionally, crypto-specific developments like BNB Chain's hard fork and BitMart's withdrawal deadlines add to the week's market activity.
Bitcoin usage in El Zonte, El Salvador, has sharply declined with most transactions now made by card. Merchants describe Bitcoin as "dead," reflecting a shift away from the cryptocurrency despite its legal tender status since 2021. This trend follows...
Tertiary Minerals reported promising final preliminary drill results from its Phase 4 program at Mushima North, Zambia, confirming the scale of its Discovery Zone. Key highlights include broad copper intersections up to 68 meters grading around 0.3% ...
Emerson and Equinor have entered a 13-year strategic collaboration to deploy Emerson's measurement instrumentation and digital technologies across Equinor's global onshore and offshore energy assets. This partnership aims to accelerate development, e...
Nvidia is reportedly negotiating to invest in AI startup Perplexity, which would value the company at over $30 billion, up more than 50% from its valuation a year ago. Perplexity, known for its AI-powered search engine and cloud-based automation tool...
Tower Resources PLC has raised £325,000 by issuing 2.36 billion shares at a slight discount to support ongoing farm-out transactions in Namibia and Cameroon. These deals are expected to unlock further funding, with Namibia's PEL 96 licence almost ful...
