Hyperliquid secured a deal to make USDC its main trading currency, allowing it to capture up to 90% of the reserve yield from USDC deposits, potentially redirecting $160 million annually away from Circle and Coinbase. This challenges Circle's traditional revenue model, which relies on earning yield from USDC reserves. JPMorgan warns that if other platforms follow Hyperliquid's lead, Circle's profit margins could shrink significantly. Investors should monitor USDC deposits on Hyperliquid and Circle's efforts to diversify revenue to gauge future impacts.
Faster Cars in Dubai has expanded its sports car rental services to cater to business travelers, tourists, and special events. The company offers a wide range of high-performance vehicles, including popular models like the Ford Mustang, with flexible...
Capital Link has published its Q2 2026 Quarterly Shipping Insights report, featuring exclusive interviews with senior executives from major shipping sectors including Container, Dry Bulk, LNG, LPG, and Tankers. The 132-page report covers critical the...
The global electric vehicle (EV) market is projected to grow annually by 9.0%, reaching a value of $2.74 trillion in 2026, driven by regulatory changes, expanded charging infrastructure, and battery supply-chain development. Key growth areas include ...
Revenium has successfully completed a SOC 2 Type II audit conducted by AuditOne LLP, confirming the security, availability, and confidentiality controls of its AI cost and spend management platform. This certification is crucial as enterprises increa...
Lyora Therapeutics, a biotech startup, has launched with $2.5 million in seed funding to develop genetic medicines targeting inherited retinal diseases that currently lack treatments. Their lead programs, LYA-101 and LYA-102, aim to treat retinitis p...
