The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NLR) is rated Buy with a target total return of 8% to 15% over the next 6 to 12 months. The fund benefits from strong uranium fundamentals and new catalysts like the U.S. Army's Janus microreactor program, with exposure through BWXT. Its diversified holdings across Energy, Utilities, and Industrials sectors provide balanced upside potential from uranium price gains and nuclear reactor deployment. Despite a 3.42% year-to-date decline, NLR's improved technicals, low expense ratio, and broad exposure position it well compared to peers focused solely on uranium or reactors.
Lighter has completed the burning of 2,452,017 LIT tokens, which were acquired through automated buybacks by the end of the third quarter of 2026. This token burn reduces the total supply of LIT tokens, potentially increasing their value by making th...
Crypto markets showed mixed results with Layer 2 tokens leading gains, rising 6.62%, including Starknet up 111.53%. Bitcoin climbed 1.43% above $83,000, while Ether edged up 0.14% over $2,500. DePIN assets advanced 6.24%, led by Grass with a 49.41% j...
The Algorand Foundation has advised node operators to update to version v5.0.3 after a DNSSEC validation problem prevented some nodes from joining the network. DNSSEC is a security system that verifies internet domain information to ensure it hasn't ...
A trader exploited Papertrade's reliance on external Ether prices and a shared liquidity pool shortly after its October 10 launch, withdrawing about $1.28 million. The trader manipulated Ether prices on Hyperliquid's spot market and used extremely hi...
Oil prices fell after President Trump announced a ceasefire on targeting energy facilities between Russia and Ukraine, easing supply concerns. Iran also offered to help initiate dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis following recent attac...
