For the first time in Bitcoin's history, the share of Bitcoin held directly by individuals in private wallets has dropped to about 49%, down from 78% in late 2022. This decline is due to increased institutional adoption through ETFs, ETPs, and corporate treasuries, which now hold significant portions of Bitcoin supply. While self-custody offers sovereignty and reduces counterparty risk, many investors are opting for the convenience and regulatory clarity of custodial solutions. This shift raises new risks, such as potential security breaches or regulatory seizures affecting millions of investors who hold Bitcoin indirectly through funds rather than personally owning it.
PENGU, a memecoin, extended its bullish trend supported by increased trading volume and whale activity amid a weakening dollar index. The token is trading above key exponential moving averages (EMAs) and approaching a critical resistance level at $0....
Fincantieri received a Buy upgrade with a price target of €13.5 per share, driven by strong Q2 2026 results showing double-digit EBITDA growth and margin expansion. Despite a 60% year-on-year drop in order intake, the company's backlog remains near €...
Orrstown Financial Services reported a Q2 2026 EPS of $1.09, surpassing expectations, with strong returns on assets (1.53%) and equity (13.96%) above FDIC averages. The company has a concentrated loan portfolio in commercial real estate but maintains...
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission has released draft rules to allow spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to trade on the country's stock exchange, aiming to provide regulated access to these major cryptocurrencies for Thai investors. The draft ...
The REX Drone ETF (DRNZ) provides diversified exposure to the growing drone industry, driven by expected regulatory changes from the FAA, increased defense demand, and a move toward domestic supply chains due to tariffs. While the ETF is concentrated...
