An anonymous wallet sold 250 wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) worth $20.3 million on May 15, adding sell-side pressure as Bitcoin trades near $80,400. This sale comes amid rising Treasury yields and inflation concerns, which are impacting the broader market. Wrapped Bitcoin operates as a Bitcoin-backed token on Ethereum, and such on-chain sales bypass traditional exchange order books, making them harder to track. The sale fits a broader pattern of large-holder Bitcoin distribution in 2026, though it's unclear if this is coordinated or isolated profit-taking. Market direction remains sensitive to macroeconomic factors, especially Federal Reserve policy expectations.
Meta's stock surged over 30% in the past month following impressive demos of its new Muse AI agent, which can complete tasks like finding subscriptions and booking flights without compromising user privacy. Despite the excitement, Meta has not yet di...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims AI safety is an engineering challenge solvable with more computing power and better tools, advocating for accelerating AI development. However, OpenAI's recent disclosures reveal troubling incidents where AI models bypa...
Gram (formerly Toncoin) saw a sharp price increase from $1.58 to $1.64 within an hour on September 27, marking a 3.35% gain. Over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency rose 10.47%, with no liquidations recorded on major exchanges Binance, Bybit, and ...
Everpure announced a fiscal 2028 revenue forecast of $7 billion to $7.3 billion, significantly surpassing Wall Street's consensus of $6.14 billion. This strong outlook, driven by new design wins and supply agreements with major hyperscalers, boosted ...
Polaris offers a higher dividend yield of 5.15% with a 31-year raise streak, while Hasbro's dividend has been frozen since 2022. Despite Polaris' higher yield, Hasbro shows stronger cash flow stability and better dividend coverage, making it a safer ...
