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In Bitcoin ETF news today, Tuesday, May 26, someone sold 29 million shares of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust in a single transaction worth approximately $1.29Bn, the largest block trade in IBIT’s fifteen-month history. Since then, Bitcoin has dropped nearly -5% before stabilizing between $73,000 and $74,000. Here is the central tension this article unpacks: if a $1.3Bn sale of a Bitcoin ETF can’t crash Bitcoin, what does that tell you about where the market actually stands right now? “This dwarfs all other trades for the day and perhaps ever”, said Alex Thorn of Galaxy Digital, commenting on the IBIT sale…
What a week to be glued to the headlines. From May 25–29, one story ran the show across every market: the on-again, off-again U.S.-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Traders spent five sessions chasing diplomatic ping-pong — peace talks, missile strikes, ceasefire leaks, and a naval blockade lift — and price action whipped around with every twist. The dollar stumbled into a weekly loss, gold clawed back from a mid-week dive, the S&P 500 stretched its winning streak to a level we haven’t seen since 2023, and crude got absolutely body-slammed as the war premium bled out.…
If you’ve taken a good art history course on the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, you’ve inevitably encountered Vincent van Gogh’s 1889 masterpiece “Starry Night,” which now hangs in the MoMA in New York City. The painting, the museum writes on its website, “is a symbolic landscape full of movement, energy, and light. The quietness of the village contrasts with the swirling energy of the sky.… Van Gogh’s impasto technique, or thickly applied colors, creates a rhythmic effect—the picture seems to constantly move in its frame.” Artistically, van Gogh managed to capture movement in a way that no artist had ever quite…
A Shopper Walked 15 Miles in These $65 Teva Sandals on Their Hawaiian Vacation: ‘My Feet Were Never Sore’
They're also excellent for gardening since they're easy to cleanCredit: AmazonIf you’ve gotten far too many blisters from walking around in flimsy flip-flops, then it’s time to treat your feet to walking sandals designed with comfort in mind.If the ratings are to be believed, more than 18,900 Amazon shoppers swear by the Teva Tirra Sport Sandals for pain-free walking on vacation, light hikes, and every excursion in between. Outfitted with soft details, contoured support, and adjustable straps, it’s no surprise that one reviewer called them their “go-to” shoes when their “feet hurt” and they have a lot of walking to…
Hacks contains multitudes; at once it’s a giddy comedy, an unpredictable drama, and an endlessly fruitful sitcom, but more than anything, Hacks is a love story. Across five seasons, the personal and professional relationship of Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) and Ava Daniels (Hannah Einbinder) has been the beating heart of the show. So much so, their relationship may just be one of the greatest love stories to grace our screens.When Hacks first debuted in 2021 on HBO Max, the series framed itself as a comedy-drama, yet the connection between a revered Las Vegas stand-up and a down-on-her-luck Gen Z bisexual can best be described as a romance. The two women couldn’t…
The conflict in the Middle East has pushed prices higher this year. But the latest data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis suggests the worst of the price hikes may be in the rear-view mirror. The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCEPI), which is the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation, grew at an annualized rate of 4.9 percent in April 2026, down from 8.3 percent in the prior month. The PCEPI grew at an annualized rate of 4.8 percent over the last six months and 3.8 percent over the last year. Figure 1. Headline and Core Personal Consumption Expenditures…
Case Study: Global Athletic Retailer Scales its B2B Resale Program Without Sacrificing Channel Control
A global athletic retailer needed to scale its B2B resale program while maintaining strict channel control. Historically the retailer had relied on an informal, relationship-driven network of fewer than 20 jobbers to manage the sale of its aged, non-RTV inventory. The process was fragmented and inefficient. To scale and drive better recovery without compromising channel control the retailer partnered with B-Stock on a B2B resale program designed to accelerate inventory movement and recovery across multiple distribution centers. In this case study, learn how the retailer: Leveraged B-Stock’s B2B resale platform to sell the aged inventory via competitive online auctions, only…
Fans erupt as captain Shubman Gill dazzles with a century as GT seal IPL 2026 Final berth in emphatic Qualifier 2 triumph over RR
The Narendra Modi Stadium caravan may have shifted, but the Gujarat Titans (GT) still know exactly how to conquer the grandest stages. On a high-octane evening at New Chandigarh on Friday, Gujarat Titans sealed their berth in the IPL 2026 Final with an emphatic seven-wicket victory over the Rajasthan Royals (RR) in Qualifier 2.Chasing a mammoth target of 215, GT showcased their championship pedigree, hunting down the total with 8 balls to spare. While the match saw incredible momentum swings, it was ultimately defined by a masterclass in modern T20 chasing that left the packed Chandigarh crowd completely spellbound.Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s…
The Chris Johnston Show: Chris Johnston and Julian McKenzie on Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson and how a thin free agent market, could re-spark interest in Pettersson. ** NHLRumors.com transcription Johnston: “So you know there’s just not those those solutions on the free agent market, and so I think teams are going to have to make trades with centers. And you’re right, they’re prominently featured across this board, you know it’s not to say all of these players will move, but you can see why teams might be out there gauging a value. And it’s why I even wonder about…
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