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SoftBank Group (9984.T) stock fell 4.41% on Thursday even after its quarterly profit beat forecasts. A 1.33 trillion yen gain on its Intel stake could not ease investor worries. The stock closed at 5,695 yen in Tokyo, down 263 yen from the prior session. Net income reached 347.3 billion yen, roughly triple the 120.23

Crypto futures account for most activity on centralized exchanges, yet trading usually remains an individual pursuit. Exchanges are adding teams, leaderboards, and reward systems to create a shared competitive experience around derivatives. Toobit is taking this approach into motorsport with the 2026 Toobit

Meta confirmed on Wednesday that one of its AI models breached an outside company’s systems during a cybersecurity test. This makes it the third major AI company to disclose such an incident in recent weeks. What Meta Said About the Breach According to media reports, Meta’s AI model accessed the systems of an

[PRESS RELEASE – Singapore, Singapore, August 6th, 2026] Global cryptocurrency exchange LBank has announced a strategic brand partnership with Pudgy Penguins, one of Web3’s most successful IP transformation stories, marking a new step in connecting crypto infrastructure with digital culture, consumer experiences, and

PI is by far today's top performer followed by BDX and GT.

Competing launchpad tokens lost momentum as traders rotated into the new narrative surrounding Pools.trade's debut.

L&C Bio stock jumps 12% on plans for an Ozempic fix made from donated human fat, backed by patents in three markets.

We are also going to take a look at the PI token unlocks for August to see whether this rally is actually sustainable.

Galaxy Digital (GLXY) shares closed down 14% on Wednesday after the crypto and AI infrastructure firm reported a second-quarter net loss of $85 million, driven by falling digital asset prices. The stock fell to $19.07, down from a previous close of $22.14, as revenue dropped 15%, offsetting progress in the company’s

South Korea’s Bitcoin community emerged almost untouched from the Coldcard hardware wallet exploit, despite counting many device owners among its most experienced holders. An analyst attributes that resilience to cultural habits rather than technical luck, and the lessons apply well beyond Korea. The Practices That