Revolut announced it will remove support for USDT, the largest stablecoin, from its platform by the end of August citing regulatory and risk concerns related to EU crypto rules. Users must act before the deadline to sell, convert, or withdraw USDT holdings. This move reflects growing regulatory pressures on stablecoins in fintech apps but does not affect USDT's availability on other platforms or blockchain networks. Revolut users will need to switch to other supported stablecoins or exit their USDT positions on the app before the cutoff.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against HDFC Bank alleging it made covert payments of about $4.7 million to a state firm to induce large deposits, camouflaging these as marketing expenses. The complaint claims senior management, including the C...
Bitway surged 13.6% to $0.3030, driven by anticipation of its upcoming network upgrade, boosting its market cap to $819.18 million. Meanwhile, Uniswap dropped 6.9% to $3.22, likely due to regulatory pressures in the DeFi sector. Other altcoins like I...
The ProShares S&P 500 Ex-Technology ETF (SPXT) aims to reduce the heavy concentration of IT stocks in the S&P 500 but struggles to outperform the broader market. SPXT cannot completely avoid tech-like exposures, and excluding IT sector stocks limits ...
As of August 11, 2026, Tron (TRX) trades around $0.3347, positioned in the middle of its 12-month range between a low of $0.2692 and a high of $0.3753. The price shows little momentum and moves sideways near its 50- and 200-day moving averages, indic...
Analyst Barrington raised ICF International's price target to $110, suggesting a 24.45% upside from $88.39. The company expects 3% revenue growth and 5% non-GAAP EPS growth in 2026, fueled by energy, AI, and federal modernization efforts. Q2 2026 ear...
