Bitcoin miners have reduced the amount of Bitcoin sent to exchanges by nearly 36% despite facing financial difficulties, as shown by CryptoQuant's data. This reduction in exchange flows may ease immediate selling pressure on Bitcoin, which climbed above $65,000 before retreating slightly. However, publicly traded mining stocks have fallen sharply, reflecting investor concerns about miners' profitability amid rising operating costs. While miners hold more Bitcoin in wallets, much of this increase is due to price gains rather than accumulation, leaving uncertainty about their long-term strategy.
Bitmine's stock fell 42% this year even as the company aggressively accumulated Ethereum, now holding about 4.8% of the total ETH supply. Investors worry Bitmine acts more like a leveraged Ethereum proxy than a diversified business, exposing it to hi...
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz predicts Bitcoin will trade between $60,000 and $80,000 for the rest of 2026 but could rally to $100,000 if three conditions are met: clear U.S. crypto legislation, Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, and renewed ret...
Stoke Therapeutics is progressing its RNA-based treatment for Dravet Syndrome, with the Phase 3 EMPEROR trial for zorevunersen now fully enrolled. Top-line results are expected in the second half of 2027, with interim data at week 28 due in late Dece...
Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, stated that there is no evidence to confirm whether Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, is alive or deceased. Satoshi's last known public message was in April 2011 before disappearing completely, fueling speculation bu...
Venice Token (VVV), the native token of the Venice AI platform, surged 20.1% from $9.81 to $11.79 on July 17 following key tokenomics updates. The updates include a 5% buy-and-burn from API credit sales and an increased supply target for DIEM, a stak...
