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.
Priority Technology Holdings is being taken private in a $1.6 billion deal led by its Chairman and CEO, Thomas Priore. The acquisition price is $8.05 per share, matching the analyst price target set by Lake Street, which downgraded the stock to 'Hold...
General Mills is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings with an expected 16.3% decline in earnings per share to $0.72 and revenue forecast around $4.35 billion, down from last year. Despite these declines, the company reaffirmed its full-year adjusted EP...
Boeing is experiencing ongoing production challenges with its 737 MAX aircraft, causing delays and a recent 3.7% stock drop. Jefferies lowered its price target to $265, still implying a 32% upside from current prices, reflecting cautious optimism. Ba...
Elemental Royalty Corporation has agreed to acquire a $290 million portfolio of precious metals streams and royalties from Orion Mine Finance, boosting its revenue, scale, and exposure to producing assets in North America. Concurrently, Elemental is ...
Jefferies downgraded eBay to 'Underperform' and lowered its price target to $75 from $80 due to expected earnings pressure and slowing advertising revenue growth. The broker cut its 2027 and 2028 EBITDA estimates below consensus, highlighting a trend...
