BlackRock launches 2 Canada ETFs, with one allocating 3% to Bitcoin
BlackRock Canada’s new IBQT fund combines global equity exposure with a 3% Bitcoin allocation through the firm’s Canadian iShares Bitcoin ETF.
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BlackRock Canada’s new IBQT fund combines global equity exposure with a 3% Bitcoin allocation through the firm’s Canadian iShares Bitcoin ETF.
The attacker moved funds across Tron and Ethereum before routing millions through crypto exchanges, while later wallet activity offers clues about how the breach occurred.
Market losses and net redemptions cut the fund to $532.8 million while Bitcoin’s portfolio share rose to 77.81%.
The company is focused increasingly focused on becoming a provider of AI infrastructure, expanding beyond its core bitcoin mining business.
BitMine added 7,391 ETH and repurchased three million shares last week, but BMNR stock fell as its recovery ran into resistance near $18.63. BitMine moves closer to its 5% Ethereum target BitMine Immersion Technologies acquired another 7,391 Ethereum (ETH) over…
Optimism told BeInCrypto it will review its OP buyback after 12 months, as monthly purchases fell 87%.
Bitcoin Magazine BIP-110 Fork Stalls at Two Blocks as Bitcoin Miners Refuse to Follow A controversial proposal — supported by the Knots community — aimed at clearing up spam on the Bitcoin network, attempted to fork on Saturday. It failed…
Bitdeer has increased its Bitcoin production nearly fivefold year over year to 2,694 BTC in the second quarter of 2026, while revenue rose 47% as the miner expanded its self-mining capacity. According to Bitdeer Technologies Group’s second-quarter report published Monday,…
Ripple’s XRP remains under sustained selling pressure, with the latest price action pushing the asset back into a critical support area around $1.01-$1.04. Although this zone has attracted buyers before, the broader structure continues to favor sellers, making the current…
OpenAI says its next major model may be dangerous enough to write its own cyberweapons, and it's pulling back until the safeguards catch up.
The asset manager said it no longer intends to proceed with the offerings. None became effective, and no securities were issued or sold.
H100 paid for the deal with 790.5 million newly issued shares, and the company is now within striking distance of big BTC treasury players.