George Russell claims pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix with a decisive lap, navigating single yellow flags correctly amidst a dramatic qualifying session, outperforming Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton expresses confidence in Ferrari after his first win with the team at the Spanish GP, feeling comfortable in the car and aiming for victory at the Austrian GP. The FIA declared the Austrian GP a heat hazard.
Ric Edelman, fondateur du DACFP, prévoit que 95 % des institutions non exposées aux cryptomonnaies investiront pour la première fois en 2026, conditionné par l'adoption du Clarity Act aux États-Unis, qui clarifierait le cadre réglementaire.
Standard Chartered forecasts AAVE to rise nearly 50x from ~$70 to $3,500 by end of 2030, tracking DeFi growth. The bank sees Aave past an April liquidity crunch and eyes partnerships via Aave Horizon, despite unproven scaling.
SpaceX shares fell 3.57% on Thursday, cooling off after a record IPO last week. The company's market cap dropped to $2.44 trillion, falling below Amazon. Elon Musk's firm added Roelof Botha to its board.
SpaceX shares fell 2% on Thursday, continuing a decline after a record-breaking IPO rally. The stock had surged over 40% post-debut, briefly valuing the company below Amazon and Microsoft. Roelof Botha joined the board.
SpaceX stock fell 7% on Thursday, cooling off after a record-breaking IPO rally that saw shares surge over 40%. The company's valuation remains high, just below Amazon at $2.52 trillion, and Roelof Botha has joined the board.
SpaceX stock fell 8% on Thursday, cooling off after a significant post-IPO rally. The company's valuation remains high, and Elon Musk announced a new board member.
SpaceX shares fell 5% on Thursday, marking a cooling of its recent rally post-IPO. The company, co-founded by Elon Musk, debuted last week with shares at $135 and quickly became one of the world's most valuable, with a market cap near $2.52 trillion.
SpaceX shares stabilized in premarket trading Thursday after a recent rally cooled. The stock surged over 40% post-IPO but dipped 5% Wednesday. Roelof Botha, a Musk ally, joined the board.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and CCO Matt Booty informed staff of significant financial challenges, with plans to cut costs by potentially closing Ninja Theory, Double Fine, and Compulsion Games. This follows a memo citing over $20bn in investments yielding declining revenue and a "hardware component crisis."
Andy Murray has expressed confidence in Jack Draper's fitness and tennis ability, stating he's been practicing daily and his game is "bloody good." Draper, ranked 113 after injuries, is preparing for Eastbourne.
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon revealed the company is working on over 40 AI device designs, including wearables like jewelry and earbuds, as AI agents are poised to become the new 'app,' potentially shifting focus from smartphones to new form factors like smart glasses.
Goldman Sachs has revised its outlook on India's external position, projecting a lower current account deficit of 1.3% of GDP by 2026 and a balance of payments surplus. The firm cites improved energy efficiency and the RBI's measures to boost capital inflows.
Bitcoin's price is showing signs of a potential rebound to $100,000 by September, driven by a developing double-bottom pattern and bullish divergence on its weekly chart. A break above $66,700 resistance is key, with a confirmed double-bottom suggesting a 60% upside. However, a bear flag pattern and increased whale inflows pose downside risks.
Bitcoin (BTC) surged towards $66,000 as a US-Iran peace deal spurred risk assets higher. Oil prices dropped, while US stock futures soared. Traders anticipate a short-term target of $69,000, supported by whale buying near $60,000, though overall demand weakness raises concerns.
Bitcoin surged towards $66,000 as a US-Iran peace deal spurred risk assets higher, while oil prices dropped. Traders target $69,000, with whale investors establishing a floor near $60,000. The Federal Reserve's interest rate decision remains a key focus.
Bitcoin (BTC) shows signs of a potential rally after hitting a yearly low of $59,000. Order book data and liquidity suggest a pending upward movement, with over $2 billion in short liquidity near $65,000. Bullish chart patterns and positive bid-ask ratios indicate potential targets between $67,000 and $70,000.
International institutions like PwC, Moody's, and Fitch are optimistic about China's economic resilience and new growth drivers, with Fitch raising its 2024 growth forecast to 4.6%. PwC's report highlights strong foreign investment in high-tech sectors and AI capabilities. Moody's affirmed China's 'A1' sovereign credit rating with a stable outlook. The article also notes advancements in AI, robotics, and green energy as key drivers.
Bitcoin miners are becoming crucial power suppliers for the AI industry, offering "warm powered shells" to meet the massive energy demands of data centers. Bernstein reports 17 deals worth over $110 billion in the past two years, with projections of significant AI revenue growth for mining companies.
Benchmark-StoneX initiated a 'Buy' rating on Strive, praising its debt-free framework and preferred stock. Strive expanded holdings to 19,000 BTC ($1.3B) and plans to increase an issuance program by $4.2B, with analysts calling Strive and Strategy friendly rivals.
NEAR, the native token of the Near Protocol, has shown significant strength, outperforming Bitcoin and Ether. Trading around $2.75, it has rebounded nearly 20% in 24 hours, with analysts targeting a 25%-40% upside toward $3.77, supported by strong fundamentals like NEAR Intents and an upcoming network upgrade.
Bitcoin fell below $71,000, liquidating $276M in leveraged long positions due to US-Iran tensions. Despite this, derivatives traders increased bullish exposure. Spot ETF outflows and AI sector focus also contributed to the price drop, with USDT trading at a discount.
Bitcoin fell below $71,000, liquidating $276M in leveraged long positions due to geopolitical tensions and AI sector capital shifts. Despite spot selling, derivatives traders show increased bullishness, while USDT discounts signal fiat outflows.
