The SEC has suspended its approval of Nasdaq's cash-settled bitcoin index options, known as QBTC, following a legal challenge from CME Group. CME argues that since bitcoin is a commodity, options based on it should be regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), not the SEC. This dispute raises questions about which agency has jurisdiction over bitcoin options and could affect how such products are offered in the U.S. market. The SEC is reviewing the challenge and has invited public comments until August 24, while the approval remains on hold.
Trust Carbon Infrastructure unveiled its HXS compute-efficiency layer, which reduces energy consumption by up to 50.5% and increases server throughput by 167% on NVIDIA H100 GPUs without changing AI model outputs. Tested on models from Alibaba, Meta,...
ChatGPT analysis suggests early August is the best time for investors to sell SpaceX stock, ahead of the company's first public earnings report on August 4 and a major lockup expiration on August 6. These events are expected to cause volatility, with...
Bitcoin mining difficulty has fallen about 14% from its January peak in 2026, now sitting at 126.23 trillion, below last year's level for only the second time ever. This decline reflects weaker mining economics caused by falling bitcoin prices, reduc...
On August 1, SUI tokens worth approximately $9.9 million were unlocked, adding 13.72 million tokens to circulation. Despite a recent 5% price drop amid broader crypto market weakness, a prominent trader sees the current $0.50-$0.70 range as a strong ...
Apple is uniquely positioned as both a leader in AI and a defensive investment due to its low capital expenditure (CapEx) strategy and strong free cash flow. The company's Q3 results showed record revenues and strong demand, with supply constraints—n...
