Investor preference is shifting towards stablecoins like Tether (USDT), which now accounts for 35.1% of market currency use by mid-2026, up from 29.0% in 2021. This rise reflects not only risk aversion but also increased real-world use, especially in cross-border payments facilitated by firms like Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, and Stripe. Stablecoins support corporate treasury and settlement needs, expanding blockchain's utility beyond speculative trading. Institutional investors remain cautious, favoring stablecoins for transaction efficiency over volatile assets like Bitcoin or Ethereum, signaling a long-term trend of blockchain adoption driven by practical payment solutions.
Jim Cramer advised retirees to reconsider holding high-growth stocks like Nvidia and Apple, suggesting 30-year U.S. Treasuries as a safer core investment due to their 5.35% risk-free yield. While stocks offer growth and dividends, their high valuatio...
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay proposing a three-step plan for AI companies to deliberately slow the pace of improving AI models to ensure safety without sacrificing commercial advantage or U.S. leadership in AI. The plan includes gran...
Bitcoin ETFs experienced a fourth consecutive day of outflows, losing $13.29 million as Bitcoin's price remained around $77,000. In contrast, Ether ETFs attracted $216.41 million in net inflows, marking their fourth straight week of gains, led by Bla...
Larry Ellison, Executive Chair and CTO of Oracle, has cancelled his 10b5-1 stock sale plan. No Oracle shares were sold under this plan, and Ellison has no other intentions to sell his Oracle stock. This move signals stability in his holdings and may ...
Jim Cramer called Lululemon a "thoroughly broken stock" after its latest earnings showed a 4.3% revenue decline and a 9% drop in comparable sales. The athleisure market is highly competitive, pressuring Lululemon's growth, with challenges including f...
