The Invesco Global Clean Energy ETF (PBD) tracks the WilderHill NEX Index, providing investors with global clean energy exposure compared to the more US-centric PBW ETF. PBD's broader international diversification results in lower short- and medium-term risk and return profiles. Over the past year, PBD has outperformed the S&P 500, although its long-term returns have lagged behind broader equity markets. Its global selection and sector diversification position it well for potential long-term outperformance and risk reduction in portfolios heavily weighted in US stocks.
Solana (SOL) is trading at $102.78, down slightly by 0.57% in the last 24 hours but remains above key moving averages, indicating a positive overall trend despite slower momentum. Open interest has decreased from a peak of $7.5 billion to about $6.6 ...
Lisk is shutting down its original Lisk Chain on October 31, 2026, requiring holders with LSK tokens on that chain or staked there to bridge their tokens to Ethereum by October 21, 2026. This deadline accounts for a three-day unstaking period plus a ...
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary warned that airfare prices from December to March could rise significantly if oil prices remain elevated, due to the high cost of jet fuel impacting the airline industry. While prices are expected to be slightly lower in t...
Ethereum developers Vitalik Buterin and Thomas Coratger proposed EIP-8288, a draft plan to reduce the high gas costs of advanced cryptography on Ethereum by aggregating multiple STARK proofs into a single proof. This method shifts much of the cryptog...
XRP Ledger developers plan to make their blockchain fully resistant to quantum computing threats by 2028, a year ahead of Ethereum's similar goal set for 2029. Their approach includes native key rotation to keep user addresses unchanged, an emergency...
