For the first time in about 15 years, the amount of Bitcoin held in self-custody has declined as major holders moved roughly $3 billion into BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF by the end of 2025. This shift reflects a growing trust in regulated financial products over personal custody, driven by practical benefits like better tax treatment, easier compliance, and portfolio management. The move signals a philosophical change in the Bitcoin ecosystem, with more coins held in institutional vaults rather than individual wallets, potentially affecting on-chain liquidity and control. BlackRock's ETF provides a familiar, regulated way for large investors to hold Bitcoin without the risks of direct custody, indicating a maturation of the market infrastructure.
Orrstown Financial Services reported a Q2 2026 EPS of $1.09, surpassing expectations, with strong returns on assets (1.53%) and equity (13.96%) above FDIC averages. The company has a concentrated loan portfolio in commercial real estate but maintains...
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission has released draft rules to allow spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to trade on the country's stock exchange, aiming to provide regulated access to these major cryptocurrencies for Thai investors. The draft ...
The REX Drone ETF (DRNZ) provides diversified exposure to the growing drone industry, driven by expected regulatory changes from the FAA, increased defense demand, and a move toward domestic supply chains due to tariffs. While the ETF is concentrated...
Wolfspeed remains a key player benefiting from AI demand but faces near-term financial and operational hurdles. The company needs around $800 million in revenue to break even on gross margin, yet current revenue is about $600 million. While increment...
Uniswap (UNI) has broken its downtrend, trading at $4.39, above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages for the first time in months. This price is 59.8% below its 12-month high but 83.4% above its low, with strong trading volume supporting the r...
