Bitcoin's supply on all cryptocurrency exchanges has dropped to an 8-year low, with only about 5.623% of total Bitcoin available on exchanges as of May 15. This decline is driven by strong demand from conviction investors who have added nearly 4 million BTC year-to-date, worth $243 billion. The reduced supply on exchanges suggests growing interest in self-custodial holdings and could lead to a historic supply shock, potentially pushing Bitcoin prices toward new all-time highs. Institutional demand and regulatory clarity in the U.S. further support a possible parabolic price rally, though an increase in exchange supply could delay this recovery.
Embecta Corp. has finalized its acquisition of Owen Mumford Holdings Limited for an initial £100 million plus up to £50 million in performance-based payments. This deal enhances Embecta's transformation into a broad-based medical supplies company by ...
MasterCraft Boat Holdings has finalized its acquisition of Marine Products Corporation, adding the Chaparral and Robalo brands to its portfolio. This merger creates a diversified lineup of leading recreational marine brands, enhancing dealer networks...
The bond market now signals a Federal Reserve rate hike is more likely than not by December 2026, reversing earlier expectations of rate cuts. This shift comes amid strong economic data, including rising retail sales and inflation pressures driven by...
President Donald Trump insisted on a genuine 20-year nuclear activity ban from Iran and dismissed Iran's recent proposal as unacceptable. He emphasized that the U.S. does not seek favors from China regarding reopening the Strait of Hormuz, asserting ...
ESET announced that Chief Security Evangelist Tony Anscombe will co-chair and participate in a panel at the NetDiligence Cyber Risk Summit on May 19-20, 2026, in San Diego. The session will focus on emerging cyber risks beyond AI, including quantum c...
