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Bitcoin (BTC) may have finally found its footing after a steep correction from late-2025 highs. After falling from a peak near $126,000 to roughly $63,000 last month, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has stabilized around the $70,000 level, fueling debate over whether the worst of the downtur...

U.S. stocks struggled on Tuesday following Monday’s rally, as fresh uncertainty around the ongoing Iran conflict and a rebound in oil prices kept investors on edge.

Norway-based startup Lace has already raised $40 million in fresh funding, pointing to growing investor appetite for next-generation chipmaking technologies that could reshape the future of artificial intelligence and computing.

U.S. stocks came roaring back on Monday, with all three major indexes rising as easing geopolitical tensions helped restore risk appetite.

Shares of Super Micro Computer dove on Friday, wiping out more than a quarter of the company’s value in a single session, while Dell Technologies surged as investors rotated into what they see as a more stable AI infrastructure play.

U.S. stocks slipped Friday, extending a volatile week as investors dealt with surging oil prices and rising geopolitical tensions tied to the Iran conflict.

Gold, silver, and Bitcoin all dove on Thursday as the Federal Reserve signaled it is in no rush to cut interest rates, undercutting the traditional appeal of safe-haven and alternative assets.