Bitcoin's volatility has significantly decreased from around 120 in 2017 to about 35 in 2026, driven by increased institutional participation and the rise of options markets. Trace Mayer, creator of the Mayer Multiple, argues that this reduced volatility signals bitcoin's maturation into a more stable and investable asset for corporations, family offices, and institutional investors. The growth of call-selling in options markets creates a natural ceiling on price spikes, contributing to this stability. Despite some long-term risks like miner security and quantum computing, Mayer remains bullish on bitcoin's fixed supply compared to gold, viewing its lower volatility as a sign of its economic substance and growing acceptance.
Immunocore announced updated Phase 1/2 data for brenetafusp in heavily pretreated advanced melanoma patients, showing a 6-month overall survival rate of 87% and a disease control rate of 52%. The 160 mcg dose demonstrated better clinical outcomes and...
Apple's stock surged 15% in May, driven by optimism around its future in AI, particularly the potential of 'agentic smartphones.' Bank of America raised Apple's price target to $380, highlighting this AI opportunity as a key growth driver. Meanwhile,...
Victoria Hanrahan, a senior executive at Nokia, acquired a total of 44,682 Nokia shares on May 26 and May 28, 2026. The shares were purchased on the New York Stock Exchange at average prices of $16.02 and $15.60 respectively, with a combined average ...
Victoria Hanrahan, a senior manager at Nokia Corporation, purchased a total of 44,682 shares on May 26 and May 28, 2026. The shares were acquired on the New York Stock Exchange at an average price of $15.81 per share. This transaction signals confide...
Repligen, a bioprocessing tech firm, showed a 15% revenue increase in Q1 2026, signaling recovery after a challenging 2024. The company focuses on margin expansion and higher-value portfolio areas, supported by a strong balance sheet and good cash fl...
