Retail investors have crowned semiconductor exchange-traded funds the hottest trade of 2026, leaving crypto ETFs with far weaker individual flows.
Gareth Soloway, chief market strategist and president of Verified Investing, told David Lin of The David Lin Report (TDLR) that
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Michael Saylor indicated that Strategy will make no Bitcoin (BTC) purchases this week. The break comes two days before the
Five anomalies in the OFAC-sanctioned wallets suggest the $344 million USDT freeze may not be Iran-linked. The findings come from
Bitcoin is consolidating below a critical resistance zone on May 3, 2026, as mixed short-term signals meet strong underlying trend
Strategy’s $2.57B Bitcoin buy puts mining in focus as AJC Mining launches BTC cloud contracts with daily settlements.
Because Canton allows participants to implement guardrails, Digital Asset’s Yuval Rooz isn’t afraid of North Korean-linked hacking groups.
Strategy paused bitcoin purchases, shifting market focus to its 818,334 BTC exposure. Michael Saylor confirmed the halt after the company’s
Coinbase’s bill deal, NYSE’s tokenized securities filing, Founders Fund’s $6B raise and Tether’s merger plan led crypto.
This week, the Bitcoin network recorded its second consecutive difficulty reduction, easing another 2.3% on May 1 after the April
NYSE filed a rule change to allow tokenized equities and ETFs under DTC’s pilot, keeping the same rights and T+1
