Revolut has started rolling out its first stablecoin, EURR, pegged to the euro, to selected customers in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal, with plans to expand across the European Economic Area (EEA) later in 2026. EURR is issued by Bridge Building under the EU's MiCA regulations and initially operates on Ethereum, with future support for multiple blockchains and external wallet transfers. This launch replaces Revolut's previous use of USDT in Europe, aligning with new regulatory standards and offering customers a euro-denominated onchain asset integrated into Revolut's retail app. Revolut aims to develop additional stablecoins tied to other currencies and continues to expand its regulated crypto and banking services globally.
Boost Run (BRUN) is rated Buy at around $15 after its share price fell 64%, supported by strong multi-year prepaid customer contracts that reduce capital risk. The company's business model focuses on securing contracts before hardware purchases, alig...
Heritage Insurance Holdings announced that CFO Kirk Lusk will participate in the Sidoti Small Cap Conference on September 23, 2026. He will engage in one-on-one investor meetings and present at 3:15 PM Eastern Time. Investors can watch the presentati...
Comp AI, a cybersecurity startup, secured $34 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered platform that automates compliance tasks like SOC 2 and GDPR certifications. The company aims to reduce the high costs and manual labor traditionally i...
GT Resources announced that its first MobileMT geophysical survey at the CD Copper-Gold Project in Yukon identified a large, buried porphyry intrusion, a promising drill target with strong gold and copper potential. The survey revealed a resistive co...
Ethereum briefly dropped to $2,356 after the US Senate rejected the CLARITY Act but quickly recovered to $2,444 following a positive market reaction to the Fed rate hike. Large investors, or whales, have been accumulating Ethereum, buying over 5,195 ...
