Bitcoin experienced a 5.8% pullback from $82k, causing $630 million in liquidations mostly from long positions. Despite short-term selling pressure and weak institutional demand, on-chain data shows long-term holders accumulating Bitcoin at the highest levels since 2025, with nearly 60% of supply unmoved for over a year. This suggests the recent dip is a healthy deleveraging rather than a structural breakdown, limiting the likelihood of a deeper drop to $60k in the near term.
The Pennant Group, Inc. has acquired Copper Canyon Memory Care, a senior living community in Tucson, Arizona, adding 40 memory care units to its portfolio. This acquisition strengthens Pennant's presence in Arizona and reflects confidence in the stat...
AMC Robotics reported a net income of $146,000 for Q1 2026, reversing a net loss from the prior year, with gross margin expanding to 86%. Key progress includes deploying the NovaArm™ robotic arm in a live warehouse with Sunward Logistics and showcasi...
BitMine Immersion Technologies expanded its Ethereum holdings to over 5.27 million ETH, valued at about $11.6 billion, and has staked nearly 89% of it to generate income. Despite this large crypto treasury move, BitMine's shares fell by around 3.6% d...
Micron Technology's stock dropped nearly 13% over two days, marking its worst decline since April 2025, driven by overheated technical indicators and broader semiconductor sector weakness. Despite the sharp pullback, the stock remains significantly a...
Oil prices fell sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump postponed a planned military strike on Iran following requests from Gulf leaders, reducing fears of immediate conflict that could disrupt global oil supplies. Brent crude futures dropped over ...
