After Offloading Its Cancer Arm, This Microcap Is Ready for Major Pivot

A high-stakes vote just unlocked the exit of a cancer-focused subsidiary. But the real story is what this microcap does next.

With one chapter closed, investors are eyeing a pivot that could reshape its entire biotech trajectory.

Five years ago, hardly anyone cared about Michael Saylor. His software firm was fading. Its cash pile was shrinking in value.

Then he shocked Wall Street: he put it all into Bitcoin.

The stock skyrocketed. MicroStrategy became the world’s largest Bitcoin treasury. Today it’s valued near $100 billion.

But here’s what most investors miss: Bitcoin can’t be staked. It doesn’t earn yield. It just sits there.

Now the same playbook is being applied to a different digital asset — one that does generate cash flow.

BNB.

The native token of Binance, the largest crypto exchange with 280 million users. It fuels transactions, reduces fees, anchors DeFi, and supports stablecoin flows larger than Ethereum. Binance systematically burns it, making it scarcer each quarter.

And unlike Bitcoin, BNB pays yield. A treasury this size can run validator nodes, stake tokens, and earn ongoing rewards — millions annually — while still benefiting from appreciation.

One company has already deployed $368 million into BNB, building the largest BNB treasury in the world.

Yet Wall Street still hasn’t priced it in.

This is the kind of setup insiders dream of: limited downside, asymmetric upside, and a productive asset at the center.

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U.S. stocks ended slightly higher on Tuesday as investors balanced weak economic data and the looming threat of a government shutdown with hopes for a more dovish Fed amid stretched valuations.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq saw their best September in over 15 years.

Chewy (NYSE: CHWY) just pulled off another solid quarter, with sales climbing and customer loyalty holding steady.

The company even doubled down by buying back a big slice of its own stock — a sign it thinks the future looks brighter than Wall Street gives it credit for.

That’s why calling Chewy “boring” almost feels like a compliment. While markets swing on politics, tariffs, and inflation, pet owners just keep ordering food, toys, and treats on autopilot.

The Subscription Glue

Chewy’s model runs on repeat orders, which means predictable revenue.

You may not think much when that Chewy box shows up on your porch, but every delivery is another reason the company’s business looks bulletproof.

And for you, that means Chewy feels less like a gamble and more like a reliable habit.

People might cut back on vacations or gadgets, but nobody tells their cat the toys are canceled.

The Quiet Flex

Chewy’s leadership clearly knows what they’ve got; that big buyback was basically them saying, “yeah, we’re confident.” It’s not hype, it’s housekeeping.

So while everyone else chases the next shiny AI stock, you might want to peek at the company quietly making bank on chew toys.

Sometimes the “boring” aisle is where you find the treats.

Visa (NYSE: V) is testing a new way for businesses to send money across borders.

Instead of parking piles of cash in foreign bank accounts, they’ll be able to fund transactions with stablecoins.

If you’ve ever tried wiring money overseas, you know how clunky and expensive it can get. Visa’s saying, “What if we just skip the old wires and plug in crypto rails instead?”

Turning a Threat Into a Tool

For years, stablecoins have been hyped as a potential rival to Visa. Now, Visa is flipping that script by integrating them into its own system. That’s not defense, that’s offense.

And for you, it means the rails you already trust could soon run faster, cheaper, and smarter without you having to download five new apps just to pay someone in another country.

Why This Move Sets Up Visa

Here’s the kicker: every transaction that shifts onto Visa’s rails is money in its pocket.

By integrating stablecoins as a feature, Visa captures flows that might have otherwise gone to fintechs or crypto wallets and locks them within its network.

That’s how profits grow without adding new cards or new customers, just by handling more traffic on the same highways.

If the pilot works, Visa isn’t just staying relevant; it’s setting itself up to earn fees on the next decade of cross-border money movement.

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Boeing (NYSE: BA) has nearly 6,000 commercial jets on order, a number that continues to grow, much like Everest, every quarter.

Clearing that backlog is the daily grind, but it’s also proof that airlines still trust the brand despite its bruises.

For you, that means Boeing isn’t short on demand. The real question is whether it can get planes out the door fast enough without tripping over production snags.

A Glimpse of Tomorrow

Here’s the fun part: Boeing is quietly floating the idea of building a brand-new single-aisle jet, a successor to the 737 MAX.

Just hinting at it is a shift after years of patching problems; Boeing is finally whispering about the future again.

Airbus has been cleaning up on single-aisle orders, so Boeing knows it can’t just play defense forever. If this new jet gets the green light, it’s a fresh chance to win back sky share.

Why It Matters Now

Boeing’s story has ¹been stuck in a state of repair, marked by accidents, strikes, and delays.

But a new jet signals a pivot: fix today, bet on tomorrow. That’s the kind of balance that makes the comeback narrative real.

So while Airbus enjoys the lead, keep your eye on when Boeing stops hinting and actually commits. That moment isn’t just another plane launch; it’s the start of Boeing’s second act.

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SciSparc Ltd [SPRC] $6.01 (+34.94%)

SciSparc jumped after shareholders at N2OFF approved the acquisition of its oncology-focused subsidiary MitoCareX.

Bakkt Holdings Inc [BKKT] $33.64 (+31.66%)

Bakkt rallied after Benchmark more than tripled its price target, citing upside in its crypto infrastructure and stablecoin businesses.

Anaptysbio Inc [ANAB] $30.62 (+31.59%)

AnaptysBio surged after announcing plans to split into two publicly traded firms focused separately on drug development and royalty management.

Flora Growth Corp [FLGC] $17.27 (-22.00%)

Flora Growth, which is rebranding to ZeroStack, fell amid skepticism over a $401 million OG token treasury plan, which filings revealed was largely in-kind and not backed by real capital.

Artelo Biosciences Inc [ARTL] $4.59 (-21.54%)

Artelo dropped after announcing a discounted $2 million public offering, sparking dilution concerns among investors.

Firefly Aerospace Inc [FLY] $29.32 (-20.67%)

Shares plunged after a test of its Alpha rocket ended in failure, marking the second major setback in recent months and raising concerns over launch timelines.

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