Bitcoin developer Peter Todd proposed a permanent "tail emissions" system to provide miners with a steady stream of new bitcoins after the block subsidy ends around 2140. This idea has sparked strong backlash from the Bitcoin community, which views the 21 million coin supply cap as fundamental to Bitcoin's value and security. Critics argue that permanent issuance undermines Bitcoin's scarcity and resembles inflation, while supporters say it could stabilize miner incentives as transaction fees alone may not suffice. The debate highlights the tension between maintaining Bitcoin's fixed supply and ensuring network security in the long term, with no immediate changes expected as any protocol alteration requires broad consensus.
GoDaddy faces a class action lawsuit alleging securities fraud after its stock fell 14.28% due to claims it misrepresented its customer acquisition and go-to-market strategy. The lawsuit argues GoDaddy falsely promoted attracting high-value customers...
BFA Law is investigating Cardinal Infrastructure Group, Inc. for potential securities fraud related to misleading statements about the performance of its acquisition, A.L. Grading Contractors. The investigation follows a sharp 36% drop in Cardinal's ...
Hemlo Mining Corp. has updated its regional exploration strategy around the Hemlo Gold Mine after a detailed review by experts, including Dr. Richard Sillitoe and Dr. Ruben Padilla. The new approach interprets Hemlo as an Archean porphyry-epithermal ...
THOR Industries announced its fiscal 2026 results with net sales slightly up 0.3% to $9.61 billion but net income down 31.3% to $177.5 million due to margin pressures from inflation and higher costs. The company highlighted geographic diversification...
U.S. GoldMining Inc. has finished its 2026 exploration program at the Whistler Gold-Copper Project in Alaska, completing 7,493 meters of drilling across 17 holes in 10 target areas. This is the company's largest drilling effort to date, aiming to ide...
