Bitcoin miners continue to hold their positions and avoid heavy selling even though Bitcoin's price is about 17% below the average cost to mine it, and daily miner revenue has dropped from $60M to $20M since last October. On-chain data shows low selling pressure from miners, suggesting resilience despite financial challenges. This stability may be linked to some miners diversifying into AI infrastructure, which also caused a 17% drop in Bitcoin's hash rate. Meanwhile, public Bitcoin mining stocks have outperformed Bitcoin itself, gaining 20% year-to-date compared to Bitcoin's nearly 30% loss, likely due to their AI-related business pivots.
Shibariumscan, the explorer for Shiba Inu's Layer-2 network Shibarium, reported a sharp drop in displayed transactions from 1.56 billion to about 475 million, a 69.55% decline. This decrease is due to incomplete indexing after a DNS and hosting chang...
FG Nexus, a Nasdaq-listed company, sold all its digital assets by June 30, 2026, ending its Ethereum treasury strategy less than a year after launch. The company reported a $45.2 million loss from its digital asset operations in the first half of 202...
RLX Technology reported a 14.8% increase in Q2 2026 revenues to RMB1.01 billion, driven by international expansion and a recent acquisition. Gross margin improved to 35.4% due to better revenue mix and supply chain efficiencies. The company acquired ...
The iShares North American Natural Resources ETF (IGE) offers a focused portfolio heavy on oil and gas with strong value traits and favorable macroeconomic conditions. However, it consistently underperforms compared to peer ETFs in both long-term and...
Banco do Brasil reported weak 2Q26 results, showing that while the credit quality of its Agribusiness loan portfolio is stabilizing, credit problems have shifted to the Individuals segment. The bank's headline profit appeared better, but underlying c...
