Horizon Worlds and Quest are facing layoffs as Meta retreats further from its $70 billion bet on virtual reality, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
Recent outflows from U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs were driven by specific arbitrage trade closures, not widespread institutional panic.
The Solana meme token posted a modest gain while repeated resistance tests and shifting volume patterns kept price action confined to a tight band.
Internet Computer edged higher as broader market consolidation kept price action pinned to key support and resistance levels.
So-called “backwardation” — a futures price curve moving lower in value as time gets further out — can be read as a measure of stress in the market.
The new protocol, developed by Sentora and Flare Network, aims to combine XRP yield opportunity with offering protection against DeFi hacks.
The companies plan to tokenize auto loans, with the first portfolios expected to be available by early 2026.
Trading activity jumps 37% above weekly average despite modest price gains.
Built on Arbitrum, the perpetuals protocol has processed $25 billion in trading volume by offering self-custodial bets on gold, FX and other real-world markets.
The token outpaced broader crypto markets as volume spiked 34% above weekly averages.
The company also plans to sell shares to fund the repurchase of existing debt.
Solana exchange-traded funds debuted on Oct. 28 and performed flawlessly with inflows 21 consecutive days until the day before Thanksgiving.