Bitcoin mining companies pivoting to AI infrastructure saw a strong rally, but recent insider stock sales and shareholder trims during this surge have raised questions about liquidity and alignment with investors. Key players like TeraWulf announced major AI leases while insiders sold shares, prompting scrutiny on who benefits from the AI boom. Similar patterns appeared at Cipher, Riot Platforms, and Core Scientific, where executives sold stock under prearranged plans. Meanwhile, IREN faced criticism over large executive stock grants amid governance concerns. This signals a shift from excitement over AI infrastructure scarcity to focus on governance, capital discipline, and insider incentives as the sector cools.
BlackRock's tokenized U.S. Treasury fund BUIDL on the Avalanche blockchain has surpassed $900 million in assets, doubling its value in just one week. This growth contributes to the fund's total assets under management reaching about $2.87 billion, hi...
Ethereum (ETH) has rebounded about 20% from its 2026 low of $1,517, breaking above key technical levels including a double-bottom formation and its 25-day moving average. The MVRV ratio falling below 0.8 suggests ETH is undervalued and in accumulatio...
Hemab Therapeutics presented promising clinical data for HMB-002, a subcutaneous treatment for Von Willebrand disease (VWD), showing dose-dependent increases in Von Willebrand Factor and Factor VIII, with potential for monthly dosing and a favorable ...
SWIFT recently announced its blockchain-based ledger is ready for deployment, sparking debate on whether XRP needs SWIFT for global adoption. Analysts argue XRP already connects to over 13,000 banks through Ripple's network, making it independent of ...
XRP is trading just above $1, reflecting ongoing U.S. regulatory uncertainty despite rapid growth in XRP Ledger (XRPL) activity and real-world asset tokenization. The proposed U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could clarify XRP's regulatory statu...
