In 2026, crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are expected to take off. Analysts predict over 100 new ETF filings and billions of dollars in investments. Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst, believes that capital flows could reach $15 billion, possibly even $40 billion if market conditions improve.
2025 was a big year for crypto. Lots of new rules and laws came out. The government passed its first major crypto law. This was a huge deal. It showed that crypto is now a big part of the economy. The government also changed how it deals with crypto companies. They stopped going after them as much.
During the festive season, while many were celebrating, hundreds of investors faced a grim reality. An Australian court ordered the shutdown of NGS Crypto, a company that promised a secure crypto-based retirement plan. The court's decision came after liquidators found only a small fraction of the es
Investors in the U. S. might soon see more options to put their money into crypto and private credit. This shift is happening because the Trump administration and the SEC want to give people more choices. However, some financial advisors think this could be risky for regular investors. The White Ho
A Hollywood actor has taken legal action against Tyler Perry, accusing him of sexual assault and misconduct. Mario Rodriguez, who appeared in Perry's 2016 film "Boo! A Madea Halloween, " filed a lawsuit in California, seeking $77 million in damages. This is not the first time Perry has faced such al
Saudi Arabia is making a big move to become a major player in the world of entertainment. Qiddiya City, a massive project, is set to open its doors with Six Flags and a waterpark called Aquaarabia. This is all part of a bigger plan called Vision 2030, which aims to shift the country's economy away f
Hithium, a major player in the battery industry, is gearing up for a public debut in Hong Kong. Yet, the path isn't smooth. The company's rapid growth has been propped up by substantial Chinese government subsidies from 2022 to 2025. Without this financial aid, Hithium would have faced losses each y
Exarta and Soneium, two tech innovators, have teamed up to bring Web3 experiences to a wider audience. This collaboration aims to blend the best of Web2 and Web3, making digital interactions, gaming, and media more accessible globally. Soneium, a Layer 2 network by Sony Block Solutions Labs, offers
By 2035, robots might be everywhere, doing jobs humans used to do. This could lead to some big problems. Europol, the police agency for Europe, thinks society might get angry and violent. They worry about robots taking over jobs and people getting upset. Robots could do many things, like take care
UK police are making a big change. They want to stop recording non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs). These are things that aren't crimes but are thought to be motivated by hate. Police chiefs think this system isn't working well. They say it takes officers away from real crime and might hurt free speech
