Reddit is testing a new pop-up prompt on mobile browsers for users who visit the site while logged out, encouraging them to download the app to continue browsing. The company says the app provides a better, more personalized experience, which increases user engagement and monetization. Some users have expressed frustration at being pushed to use the app instead of the mobile website. Reddit CEO Steve Huffman highlighted that logged-in users spend more time on the platform due to personalization, which is a key part of Reddit's strategy to keep users returning.
Roku President Charles Collier sold 20,538 shares of the company, raising $3 million from the transaction. This insider sale could indicate personal financial planning or a shift in confidence, but no further details were provided. Investors may watc...
BitMine's stock rose 2.8% on August 7, driven by investor interest in its $11 billion Ethereum holdings and transition from Bitcoin mining to Ethereum staking. The company holds nearly 5.8 million ETH, with about 85% staked to generate yield through ...
Ripple has secured full MiCA authorization, enabling it to expand its regulated crypto payments and stablecoin services across all 30 European Economic Area countries. This regulatory milestone shifts Ripple's focus from gaining approvals to scaling ...
An anonymous trader has placed a massive 20x leveraged long position on Solana (SOL) worth about $23 million on the decentralized perpetual futures platform Hyperliquid. The position targets 500,000 SOL, with 200,000 SOL already filled. Due to the hi...
Bitcoin's blockchain split at block 961632, with the BIP-110-supporting Roughnecks mining two blocks on a minority chain now 18 blocks behind the main chain, which has reached block 961651. The mining difficulty remains high at 127.48 trillion, makin...
