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Wintermute’s data shows that as macro uncertainty returned and altcoin momentum faded, positioning steadily rotated back toward Bitcoin and Ethereum. Institutional investors made the move first. From the second quarter of 2025 onward, they remained consistently overweight in major tokens, using them as a defensive anchor while smaller tokens struggled to sustain rallies. Retail traders

"The industry as a whole is concerned about RAM availability" by Fraser Gilbert Mon 29th Dec 2025Back in November, we shared a report from...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Louisville football tight end Davon Mitchell plans to enter his name into the transfer portal, according to On3's Hayes Fawcett. Mitchell is third Cardinal of the day to declare that they will hit the portal, joining star running back Isaac Brown and starting wide receiver TreyShun Hurry. He's also the third tight

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Another signal caller for the Louisville football program is deciding to move on. True freshman quarterback Mason Mims plans to enter his name into the transfer portal, according to 247Sports' Matt Zenitz. Mims is now the third quarterback for the Cardinals to declare that they will hit the portal, joining Deuce Adams and

A new CoinGecko 2025 report has revealed a surprising winner in crypto this year. Despite a tough market, Real World Assets (RWA) emerged as the most profitable crypto narrative of 2025. The report analyzed major crypto narratives from January to December 2025 and found that returns ranged from deep losses of -77% to gains as

After days of rumors swirling around the NASCAR world, the Jenna Fryer of the Associated Press was able to confirm that Chris Gabehart has left Joe Gibbs Racing on Wednesday. Joe Gibbs Racing has made no statement regarding Gabehart's departure as of the writing of this story...

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Construction activity is beginning to steady in many parts of the world, with costs not rising as fast as in recent years. Most countries expect escalations to be between 2% and 6% in 2026. This shows a more balanced market, but it does not mean that construction is getting easier. Uncertainty remains high, and is