A New York judge has temporarily halted a lawsuit seeking ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin wallets holding about 3.8 million BTC, worth roughly $235 billion. The plaintiffs argue that unclaimed Bitcoin should be treated as lost property, but legal experts and opponents say such laws don't apply to digital assets. The case also involves wallets linked to early Bitcoin activity and the Mt. Gox hack, complicating ownership claims. A court hearing on July 14 will decide if the lawsuit proceeds, potentially impacting future cryptocurrency ownership laws.
Boehringer Ingelheim's Phase III trials of survodutide, a glucagon/GLP-1 dual agonist, showed significant metabolic health improvements in people with obesity. The SYNCHRONIZE-1 trial reported up to 16.6% weight loss, 34% reduction in visceral fat, a...
US stock futures dropped on Sunday following a significant tech sector selloff on Friday that ended a two-month rally on Wall Street. The Dow Jones futures fell over 200 points, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures also declined by 0.5%. These market...
Ethereum's Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped to its lowest level ever, falling between 17 and 25, well below the oversold threshold of 30. This unprecedented weakness coincides with a 64% price drop from its August 2025 peak and exchange bala...
The crypto market experienced a sharp downturn this week driven by heavy ETF outflows, capital shifting to AI and equities, and renewed macroeconomic uncertainty, causing widespread liquidations and risk-off sentiment. Altcoins mostly followed the de...
Ethereum's price dropped from $2,300 to around $1,600, triggering a TD Sequential "9" buy signal that suggests sellers may be exhausted but doesn't confirm a trend reversal. On-chain data shows declining ETH reserves on centralized exchanges, indicat...
