Bitcoin pioneers Adam Back and Peter Todd are debating the fixed 21 million Bitcoin supply limit. Todd warns that when block rewards end around 2140, miners relying solely on transaction fees might reorganize blocks for profit, proposing a small permanent reward called "tail emission" to maintain network security. Back opposes changing the supply cap, seeing it as a threat to Bitcoin's core economic principle. The debate highlights ongoing concerns about Bitcoin's long-term security, but any change would require broad consensus and a hard fork, with the current 21 million cap still intact.
The Chief Operating Officer of Gen Digital sold 28,248 shares recently. This insider sale could indicate a personal financial decision or a strategic move, which investors might watch closely for signals about the company's outlook. While such sales ...
Toby Neugebauer, Fermi Inc.'s largest shareholder with about 22% ownership, has formally requested the company's board to hire an independent investment bank to review all strategic options, including a potential sale or recapitalization. This follow...
Aya Gold & Silver is rated a value Buy due to its strong financial health, credible growth plans, and favorable silver market conditions. Its Zgounder mine currently drives revenue and funds expansion, with a 2026 production target of 5.2–5.8 million...
Argo Gold Inc. has completed the sale of its 1% net smelter return royalty on the Rockstar Gold Project in Ontario for C$250,000. The royalty included a 0.5% buyback option for $500,000. This transaction transfers all rights of the royalty to the buy...
On September 8, XRP spot ETFs attracted approximately $1.55 million in net inflows, making it the only cryptocurrency ETF to record daily gains. In contrast, ETFs for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Hyperliquid experienced net withdrawals on the same ...
