Ripple has committed $300,000 to support flood relief efforts in Nepal and Tibet after catastrophic flooding caused by a glacier avalanche killed over 100 people and displaced hundreds. The funds are directed to World Central Kitchen and Mercy Corps, organizations providing emergency food, water, and sanitation in the hardest-hit districts of Rasuwa and Nuwakot. This donation is part of Ripple's ongoing humanitarian efforts, leveraging both financial support and payment technology to accelerate aid delivery. While no further donations or timelines have been announced, the immediate focus is on addressing urgent needs in these remote, flood-affected areas.
Coinbase announced it will suspend trading for the Badger DAO (BADGER) and Storj (STORJ) tokens on September 28, 2026, around 2 p.m. ET, following a routine review of listed assets. Trading will end across Coinbase.com, Coinbase Exchange, and Coinbas...
Miniso Group Holding reported a 22% increase in revenue to 11.5 billion yuan in the first half of 2026, driven by strong sales in China and gains from investments and an AI partnership. Net profit rose 5.6% to 956.6 million yuan, but profit margins w...
Real Trump Coins denied authorizing the Solana-based Trump Digital GOLD token after promotional posts appeared on its X account and website. The token lost about 99% of its value following sales of 82.45% of its supply by connected wallets, which rai...
Dorchester Minerals, L.P. reported strong Q2 results with $56.08 million in revenue and $0.62 earnings per share, supported by an $88.13 million cash flow in the first half of the year including a $15.5 million legal settlement. Despite risks from oi...
US government policies have disrupted the traditional 60-40 balanced portfolio, leading investors to adopt a riskier version where SCHD and QQQ-type stocks replace the usual bond and stock allocations. Additionally, assets like bitcoin and gold are b...
