A Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2013 suddenly transferred nearly $40 billion worth of BTC to a new address, stirring speculation in the crypto market. The move, detected by Whale Alert, involved shifting coins from a legacy wallet to a SegWit-compatible one, though the reason remains unclear. Such large transfers may indicate security updates or potential selling, but the destination wallet is not linked to any major exchange. This activity reflects a broader trend of early Bitcoin holders moving dormant coins amid recent price volatility, with Bitcoin currently trading around $80,700.
CEA Industries and YZi Labs have reached a cooperation agreement to strengthen governance at CEA Industries, which manages the world's largest corporate treasury of BNB. The agreement includes appointing three new board members with digital asset exp...
Polymesh announced that its v8 upgrade will go live on Testnet starting June 24 and on Mainnet by July 22. This upgrade introduces significant features including self-registered decentralized identifiers (DIDs), easier asset transfers, expanded accou...
Zealthy has broadened its insurance coordination program to assist patients prescribed GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic. The expanded service helps with insurance verification, prior authorizations, and coverage communications, a...
Markets are rallying as investors anticipate potential Federal Reserve rate cuts later in 2026, boosting equities, cryptocurrencies, and other risk assets. QuantRate has introduced a free AI-powered quant trading bot to help retail investors access a...
Howard Todd Horberg, an activist shareholder owning 5.61% of Equus Total Return, Inc., filed a Schedule 13D with the SEC calling for immediate board accountability and a strategic review ahead of the June 30 annual meeting. He highlights the company'...
