On May 15, 2026, all major publicly-listed Bitcoin mining stocks fell sharply, with losses ranging from 2.52% to 9.59%, despite having outperformed Bitcoin's price gains earlier in the year. The selloff affected the entire sector and was not triggered by any specific company news, leaving investors uncertain about the cause. Factors like rising operational costs, energy prices, and market speculation likely contributed to the decline. Despite this setback, mining stocks remain strong year-to-date, continuing to offer leveraged returns linked to Bitcoin's price movements, though future performance depends on energy costs and Bitcoin's price direction.
ONDO's price is undergoing a controlled correction after failing to break the $0.47 resistance, now moving toward the critical $0.28-$0.32 Fibonacci golden zone. This zone is a key decision point where the price may find support and reverse or contin...
Strategy's STRC preferred stock program raised approximately $2 billion in net proceeds over four trading days from May 11 to May 14. This capital influx allowed the company to acquire more than 25,000 Bitcoin during that period, with daily Bitcoin p...
Solana's network is experiencing increased stablecoin inflows and derivatives trading, driven by newer stablecoins like USDe, which surged over 1,300% in a month. However, the Total Value Locked (TVL) in DeFi protocols on Solana has dropped below $6 ...
Berachain has launched its mainnet featuring a unique proof-of-liquidity consensus mechanism that requires validators to commit liquidity to approved assets instead of just staking tokens. This design aims to deepen on-chain markets and secure the ne...
Grayscale filed a second amended S-1 for its spot BNB ETF, indicating active engagement with the U.S. SEC, while Vaneck submitted a competing update the same day. Both firms are advancing their applications for ETFs based on Binance's BNB token, whic...
