- A US federal judge ruled that parts of an investor class-action lawsuit against Coinbase and certain executives can proceed into discovery.
- The surviving claims allege that the company misled investors by concealing potential bankruptcy risks and downplaying SEC scrutiny.
- The procedural ruling does not determine liability or prove wrongdoing, but it keeps public-company crypto disclosure standards in the spotlight.
- Analyst Doctor Profit identified Ethereum, Circle, and Coinbase as his top three holdings for the current bull market, allocating 60 % of his portfolio to Ethereum and 40 % to Bitcoin.
- He argued that these three assets form a strategic trio because Circle issues USDC, Coinbase acts as the regulated on-ramp, and Ethereum serves as the foundational settlement layer.
- He rejected bearish market predictions for August 2026, maintaining that macro tokenization and regulatory changes are driving the ongoing market cycle rather than historical patterns.
- Intuit, Zoom, and Box are scheduled to report their upcoming earnings after the market closes on Tuesday, August 25.
- Wall Street expects adjusted EPS figures of $3.59 for Intuit, $1.48 for Zoom, and 40 cents for Box.
- Polymarket prediction odds indicate high trader confidence, giving Intuit a 95%, Zoom a 93%, and Box an 85% chance of beating estimates.
- Roper Technologies integrated PayPal and Venmo into its Illumia education platform, highlighting its software-driven recurring revenue profile amidst a share price of $ 411.79 .
- Market analysis estimates the fair value of Roper Technologies at $ 446.80 , positioning the stock as 7.8% undervalued.
- Disciplined capital deployment into vertical market software and robust cash generation support this valuation, despite acquisition integration risks.
- Robinhood and Coinbase shares surged significantly due to renewed momentum for the U.S. Clarity Act and higher anticipated crypto trading volumes.
- Marvell Technology fell 5.57% while expanding its custom silicon programs tied to Alphabet’s TPU chip.
- Edison International revisited $70 lows after taking responsibility for the Eaton fire and offering over 775 million dollars for recovery programs.