The US Department of Energy awarded $500 million to seven battery-related companies to reduce reliance on China, which dominates the electric vehicle battery supply chain. These grants target critical areas like mineral refining and battery component manufacturing where China holds a strong position. Despite this funding, experts say the US faces a long road to catch up due to China's scale and investment, especially after the Trump administration cut other EV incentives. The effort is seen as a necessary step to boost domestic battery production and compete globally in the growing EV market.
AlphaPepe's crypto presale has raised over $3.1 million with more than 12,600 holders, showing strong retail demand before its public exchange debut. The project features a live AI-powered DEX called AlphaSwap and is led by an ex-Shibarium developer,...
The 2026 iCAUR International User Summit in Wuhu, China, introduced the new iCAUR V25, expanding the V-Series lineup alongside the V23 and V27. The event highlighted the brand's Future Classic Design philosophy, vehicle customization, and user co-cre...
HUTCHMED has finalized an exclusive license agreement with GSK granting GSK rights to develop and commercialize HMPL-A830, a novel KRAS-EGFR antibody conjugate therapy, outside China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. This therapy targets cancers with KR...
A derivatives account linked to a specific address closed a Bitcoin long position worth about $3.24 million and simultaneously opened new long and short positions valued at approximately $3.24 million and $3.76 million respectively within a 24-minute...
USDG stablecoin lending on Morpho's Arbitrum market reached $44 million in total value locked soon after its launch on October 6. The launch included USDG trading on platforms like Fluid and Uniswap, vault access via GMX, and deposit/withdrawal suppo...
