World Liberty Financial (WLFI), linked to the Trump family, has postponed its planned digital token sale tied to the Trump International Hotel & Resort project in the Maldives. Announced in February 2026, the token sale was meant to represent loan revenue interests for the luxury resort opening in 2030, targeting accredited investors under US securities rules. Despite partnerships with real estate firm DarGlobal and token platform Securitize, no public sale or updates have occurred six months later, with WLFI silent on the reasons. The delay raises questions about the practical benefits of tokenizing real estate debt versus traditional investment methods, even as institutional players like BlackRock-backed Securitize show interest in this emerging asset class.
ON Semiconductor's Q2 2026 results show significant growth in AI data center revenue, more than doubling year over year, with expectations to double again in 2026. The company leads in supplying power semiconductors across AI server racks, EV powertr...
Bitcoin is at a critical technical point, trading near its 50-day moving average around $63,456 and pressing against a long-term descending trendline. The key resistance level to watch is $65,400, which if broken, could lead to a move toward $67,000-...
Tech leaders like Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin are pushing to build data centers in orbit, aiming to reduce costs and leverage solar power. This emerging market could be worth hundreds of billions but poses unique risks including la...
Console Wallet has integrated the LetsExchange API, allowing Canton Coin holders to swap directly into stablecoins and EVM-based assets within a single interface. This integration simplifies wallet funding and expands access to over 6,000 digital ass...
Uber and Chinese autonomous vehicle developer Pony.ai have expanded their partnership to deploy 2,000 self-driving taxis across Europe and extend their robotaxi services to the Middle East. This follows the launch of a commercial robotaxi service in ...
