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JPMorgan Sees Institutional Capital Driving Crypto Recovery into 2026

JPMorgan’s research team expects a 2026 recovery in digital assets to be driven largely by institutional allocations rather than retail, pointing to miner economics, easing network metrics and improving regulatory clarity as the main catalysts. The bank highlights that breached miner breakevens and compressed on‑chain activity could force higher‑cost miners offline, while nascent institutional flows and monetization paths for mining assets create a plausible pathway to steadier price appreciation.

Inertia Enterprises secures $450M to mass-produce high-repetition fusion lasers

Microsoft VP: Agentic AI Will Cut Startup Costs and Reshape Operations

House set to vote on resolution targeting Trump’s tariffs on Canada amid GOP fractures

Wingtech launches legal push after Dutch court orders probe into Nexperia management

U.S. reefer rates jump as Arctic cold and immigration enforcement tighten driver supply

A severe cold snap and heightened immigration enforcement have tightened supply of refrigerated trucks and drivers, pushing spot reefer rates higher ahead of Valentine’s Day flower shipments. Analysts caution the spike may be cyclical and could fade once temperatures normalize and seasonal volumes change.

Parallel Flight, Alpha Unmanned Team to Convert Firefly for Heavy-Fuel Naval Use