Standard Chartered maintains its $100,000 Bitcoin price target for the end of 2026, attributing recent market weakness to Strategy Inc.'s shift in Bitcoin use rather than financial troubles. Strategy, which holds over 4% of Bitcoin's supply, has moved from a 'never sell Bitcoin' stance to using Bitcoin as collateral for its preferred stock business. This change caused a drop in its preferred stock price, but Standard Chartered sees it as a communication challenge that, if addressed, could restore investor confidence and reduce Bitcoin sales.
The PUMP token surged 33.8% over seven days, reaching about $0.0028, driven by Pump.fun's record $10.03 million in weekly protocol fees and a $5.02 million token burn. The platform's 30-day revenue hit $35.67 million, surpassing competitor Hyperliqui...
Thor Explorations reported record revenue, EBITDA, and net profit for the first half of 2026, driven by high gold prices and strong production at its Segilola Gold Mine in Nigeria. Revenue rose to $151.9 million and net profit to $95.5 million, suppo...
Solana (SOL) surged nearly 7% from $72.49 to $77.36, breaking out of a five-week declining channel. Positive technical signals and increased trading volume support a bullish outlook, with key resistance zones at $78-$80 and $82-$84. Pending governanc...
Trump Media reported a $238 million net loss in Q2 2026, driven largely by $190.4 million in unrealized losses on its cryptocurrency and securities holdings. The company’s Bitcoin holdings decreased slightly to 9,477 BTC valued at $557 million by Jun...
Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading around $0.07, showing signs of potential rebound despite recent declines. Large holders have accumulated 180 million DOGE during the dip, indicating confidence in the coin's value. Futures market data shows bullish sentimen...
