Fuel Labs has launched its mainnet featuring a parallel execution engine for Ethereum-compatible applications. This innovation allows multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously rather than sequentially, enhancing throughput for complex decentralized apps like gaming and DeFi protocols. The modular design separates execution from settlement, maintaining Ethereum compatibility while improving efficiency. Developers can now test these capabilities live, potentially enabling more scalable and responsive Ethereum-based applications.
Strategy announced a $176 million buyback of its STRC shares and doubled its buyback capacity to $2 billion to reinforce support for its bitcoin-backed securities. The company holds over 845,000 bitcoins and $6.5 billion in cash, aiming to stabilize ...
FRP Holdings is considered a 'Strong Buy' as the market undervalues it compared to its net asset value and sum-of-parts analysis. The company's mining royalty segment generates cash flow without capital expenditure and is resistant to inflation, prov...
Alibaba is moving aggressively from traditional e-commerce to a comprehensive AI and cloud computing strategy, supported by significant insider buying. Its AI Cloud and Compute Services revenue grew 45% year-over-year, with adjusted EBITA soaring 133...
Bitcoin's price briefly surged past $82,000 but has since been stuck trading between $76,000 and $82,000. Strong spot demand driven by U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs and large investors like Strive supports the price, alongside a peak in Binance's derivative...
Broadridge has introduced DLX, a comprehensive platform that bridges tokenized and traditional financial markets, enabling institutions to manage issuance, trading, settlement, and custody of tokenized assets across multiple chains. DLX builds on Bro...
