Bitcoin's price slipped below the $80,000 mark following a decline in gold prices, which cooled off due to falling US bond yields. The movement indicates a shift in investor sentiment as lower bond yields typically reduce the appeal of safe-haven assets like gold. This trend may influence cryptocurrency markets as investors reassess risk and return dynamics. Market watchers will be observing whether Bitcoin stabilizes or continues to follow traditional asset trends in the near term.
AT&T has been upgraded to a Strong Buy rating due to its improved free cash flow guidance, now expected to reach around $18 billion by 2026. The company shows strong pricing power and accelerating earnings, supported by rising wireless average revenu...
In 2026, both CVS and Intel showed strong turnaround results but faced stock sell-offs for different reasons. Intel's decline stems from doubts about its 18A manufacturing roadmap and competitive pressure, while CVS's drop relates to a cautious 2027 ...
Moonwell, a DeFi lending and borrowing platform operating on multiple blockchains, suffered an $8.7 million exploit on the Base network. Attackers manipulated the price of the illiquid MAMO token used as collateral, inflating its value to borrow real...
Core Lightning developers have instructed node operators to immediately shut down their systems or run them in offline mode due to an unresolved security vulnerability. A patch to fix the issue is not yet available, raising concerns about potential r...
Bitcoin price surged about 25% from $63,000 to near $79,500, supported by increased demand for U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs and a U.S. Treasury announcement to double long-term debt buybacks. Despite strong momentum, technical indicators show Bitcoin is ...
