In Q2 2026, publicly listed companies purchased about 110,000 Bitcoin, nearly doubling the combined net buying of the previous two quarters, indicating strong institutional demand despite ongoing ETF outflows and bearish market signals. Bitcoin has traded below key cost bases for five months, with rising loss selling among long-term holders and significant daily realized losses, reflecting market stress. Regulatory developments include Coinbase gaining UK FCA authorization to offer multi-asset trading and OSL EU securing a MiCAR license for EU-wide crypto services. The market shows a split between growing corporate accumulation and cautious trading, with upcoming weeks critical for assessing if regulatory clarity and product expansion can boost liquidity amid fragile sentiment.
NIRI Florida has announced its Board of Directors for the 2026-2027 term, with Charlotte Murnan appointed as President. The board includes professionals from various companies, focusing on growing membership and delivering valuable programming for in...
7th Avenue, a Los Angeles-based modern furniture brand, has opened its first showroom on Long Island at Walt Whitman Shops in Huntington Station, New York. This 1,206-square-foot experiential space allows customers to try and customize modular sofas ...
SK Hynix, a trillion-dollar South Korean chipmaker, will start trading on Nasdaq under the ticker SKHY on July 10, marking its first US listing. Following this, GraniteShares will launch two ETFs on July 13: a 2x long ETF (SKUU) and a 2x short ETF (S...
XRP's price increased by about 1.6% following SWIFT's announcement of a blockchain payments pilot involving 17 banks, including those connected to Ripple. The pilot aims to test distributed ledger technology for international payments, but analysts c...
Moore Law, PLLC is investigating potential claims against Super Micro Computer, Inc. following a sharp stock decline triggered by a gross margin drop due to rising production costs. A report by Hindenburg Research accused the company of fraudulent re...
