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As of 2026-04-24 00:37, International Paper Co (IP) is priced at $33,54, with a total market cap of $17,75B, a P/E ratio of -5,91, and a dividend yield of %5,51. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $33,33 and $34,06. The current price is %0,63 above the day's low and %1,52 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 10,06M. Over the past 52 weeks, IP has traded between $32,93 to $38,04, and the current price is -%11,82 away from the 52-week high.

IP Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$33,33
Market Cap$17,75B
Volume10,06M
P/E Ratio-5,91
Dividend Yield (TTM)%5,51
Dividend Amount$0,46
Diluted EPS (TTM)6,66
Net Income (FY)-$3,51B
Revenue (FY)$24,89B
Earnings Date2026-04-30
EPS Estimate0,14
Revenue Estimate$6,01B
Shares Outstanding532,82M
Beta (1Y)1.099
Ex-Dividend Date2026-02-23
Dividend Payment Date2026-03-17

About IP

International Paper Company operates as a packaging company primarily in United States, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Pacific Rim, Asia, and rest of the Americas. It operates through two segments: Industrial Packaging and Global Cellulose Fibers. The Industrial Packaging segment manufactures containerboards, including linerboard, medium, whitetop, recycled linerboard, recycled medium, and saturating kraft. The Global Cellulose Fibers segment provides fluff, market, and specialty pulps that are used in absorbent hygiene products, such as baby diapers, feminine care, adult incontinence, and other non-woven products; tissue and paper products; and non-absorbent end applications, including textiles, filtration, construction material, paints and coatings, reinforced plastics, and other applications. It sells its products directly to end users and converters, as well as through agents, resellers, and paper distributors. The company was founded in 1898 and is headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee.
SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryPackaging & Containers
CEOAndrew K. Silvernail
HeadquartersMemphis,TN,US
Employees (FY)62,60K
Average Revenue (1Y)$397,68K
Net Income per Employee-$56,16K

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Story Protocol: Making IP Programmable Through Blockchain

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2026-04-23 00:52

AI Tools Could Cut Game Development Costs by Half, Adding $22B in Annual Industry Profit: Morgan Stanley

Gate News message, April 23 — Morgan Stanley estimates that AI tools could reduce video game development costs by nearly half and generate approximately US$22 billion in additional annual profit across the global gaming industry. The bank projects global gaming spending will reach US$275 billion in 2026, with about US$55 billion reinvested in development and operations. Lower development costs could reduce the industry's reliance on frequent new releases and enable publishers to sustain existing franchises with steady content updates. The gains are expected to be uneven across the industry. Companies like Tencent, Sony, and Ubisoft are better positioned to benefit due to their distribution networks, proprietary data, and strong player relationships. In contrast, studios such as Playtika and Netmarble, which lack strong core intellectual property, may face increased pressure as AI makes mid-tier game production more accessible. A separate Morgan Stanley analysis suggests cost savings for AAA publishers could be closer to 15%, while Take-Two's CEO noted that AI building a game from scratch is "laughable." The shift may also reshape staffing, with increased demand for senior software engineers and game development leads to oversee larger project portfolios, though a broad drop in developer jobs is not expected.

2026-04-22 11:21

Cambricon Expresses Optimism on 10 Billion Yuan Revenue Target Amid AI Chip Demand Surge

Gate News message, April 22 — Cambricon, a Chinese AI chip designer, held its 2025 annual earnings briefing today, with Chairman and CEO Chen Tianshi and Board Secretary Ye Haoyin addressing investor concerns on domestic AI chip competition, customer composition shifts, inventory growth, and pending litigation involving former executives. When asked whether the company has a chance to achieve 10 billion yuan in revenue this year, Chen Tianshi did not provide specific guidance but expressed optimism on industry trends. He noted that accelerating large language model innovation is driving sustained growth in intelligent computing demand, and that Cambricon has already secured recognition from industry customers. Regarding supply chain risks for advanced domestic chip manufacturing capacity, Chen emphasized that Cambricon's core technologies are developed independently and protected by proprietary intellectual property. To mitigate risks, the company plans to leverage industrial policies and maintain long-term, broad, and cooperative relationships with upstream and downstream partners while preparing contingency measures to ensure business continuity.

2026-04-22 04:00

DELABS (Delabs Games) up 56.43% in 24 hours

Gate News update: On April 22, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, DELABS (Delabs Games) is trading at $0.00205. It is up 56.43% over the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.00461 and falling to a low of $0.001297. The trading volume over the past 24 hours is $72.7K. The current market cap is approximately $1.54M. Delabs Games is the most scalable Web3 gaming platform globally, offering top-tier core games supported by classic IP. Delabs was founded by the former CEO of Nexon and has curated standout titles such as "Rumble Racing Star," "GIGACHADBAT," and "Boxing Star X," among other breakthrough games. The platform already has millions of users, interaction is continuously increasing, and it has generated real revenue. In the future, it will also see even stronger growth momentum with the upcoming release of the classic IP "Ragnarok"'s idle RPG "Ragnarok Libre." At the heart of this vibrant ecosystem is DELABS—its key to staking, exclusive content, and valuable rewards within a rapidly expanding boutique gaming universe. This news does not constitute investment advice; investors should be mindful of market volatility risks.

2026-04-21 07:31

Story (IP) launches re-staking and kicks off a 200 million KRW incentive campaign

Gate News message, April 21——A certain CEX has launched a Story (IP) re-staking product, adding it to the list of existing staking assets such as 15 assets including ETH, SOL, TRX, and more. The incentive campaign will run from April 21 to 27, with a total prize pool of 200 million KRW. $IP is the native token of the Story protocol. Story positions itself as an AI-focused on-chain IP infrastructure, supporting IP registration for datasets, models, and AI-generated content, programmable licensing, and automated revenue distribution.

2026-04-16 06:51

AnalogBits Unveils Next-Gen Power Management IP for TSMC's N2P Process at 2026 Symposium

Gate News message, April 16 — AnalogBits, a subsidiary of South Korean design house SeemiFive, will showcase next-generation power management intellectual property (IP) solutions based on TSMC's advanced N2P (2-nanometer) process at the TSMC 2026 Technology Symposium on April 22 in Santa Clara, California. The announcement was made on April 15. The newly unveiled solutions include integrated On-die LDO (low-dropout regulator) with glitch detection and voltage droop sensing, pinless PVT sensors, and low-power PLL (phase-locked loop) offering real-time power monitoring. The pinless PVT sensor, debuted for the first time, achieves high accuracy of ±3.5°C, while the low-power PLL delivers ultra-low power consumption at 0.5 microwatts per MHz. AnalogBits' new IP addresses technical challenges faced by multi-kilowatt AI and high-performance computing (HPC) systems, which struggle with power density, thermal management, and performance variability issues. The solutions enable power-performance-area (PPA) optimization and intelligent on-chip power management on advanced SoCs. The company, which has shipped billions of IP cores across processes from 0.35 micrometers to 2 nanometers, plans to participate in subsequent TSMC technology symposiums in Taiwan, Europe, China, and Japan to expand global customer engagement.

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OnchainDetective

OnchainDetective

6 hours ago
I spent time digging into a pretty crazy story about a crypto casino platform called Stake, and honestly, what I discovered raises a lot of questions. So here’s the deal: there’s this platform, Stake crypto casino, which became massive in a very short time. We're talking about 127 million visits per month, roughly 10 billion bets monthly. That’s huge. But what really caught my attention is how they built their player base. The founder, Ed Craven, launched Kick, a streaming platform, in December 2022. And since then, Stake’s traffic has increased more than fivefold. Coincidence? Not really. Popular streamers started promoting Stake live, with contracts worth several million dollars. Drake, Adin Ross, Trainwreckstv... all broadcast their gaming sessions live from Kick. But here’s where it gets weird. Bloomberg Businessweek analyzed 1,500 hours of live streams from 25 different players. They counted spins, winnings, everything. And the results? Drake has a jackpot frequency twice as high as the second luckiest player. His luck on Easygo slot machines (the parent company of Stake) is four times higher than the average player. Craven denied any manipulation, claiming Stake doesn’t directly control payout rates. But when Bloomberg looked closer, they found that Drake and Ross had higher win rates specifically on Easygo games, while on third-party games, their results were average. Strange, isn’t it? And then there’s the question of funds. Several former Easygo employees confirmed that some streamers used platform funds to play, not their own money. Trainwreckstv even publicly admitted it, criticizing other influencers who claimed to use real money when they were using what’s called the “deposit” protocol — essentially funds provided by Stake that can’t be fully withdrawn. What really bothered me is the story of a young Swedish guy named Chris. He was 15 when he signed up on Stake. No identity verification, no questions about his age. He had accumulated cryptocurrencies by trading video game items, and he started betting. During the pandemic, he was putting between $10,000 and $40,000 a week. At one point, he deposited 14 bitcoins — about $100,000 at the time, nearly a million today. Craven himself was his VIP manager. They exchanged messages on Telegram almost daily. When Chris asked for self-exclusion, Stake gave him a 24-hour cooling-off period. He didn’t confirm. When he finally managed to get banned in 2021, he created another account six months later from the same IP address, with the same crypto wallet. Undetected. And when Craven contacted him via Telegram to ask him to reload? Chris initially said no. But then he realized his referral earnings were blocked on his banned account. Craven changed the account status from banned to suspended, allowing Chris to withdraw his funds. Two weeks later, Chris created a new account, and Craven transferred all his VIP perks. The permanent ban was bypassed. Over seven years, Chris lost about $1.5 million in cryptocurrencies on this crypto casino. He told me that if he hadn’t lost that money playing, its current value would be between $15 and $20 million. Now, let’s talk about Stake’s structure. It’s registered in Curaçao, a small Caribbean island known for its quick and cheap licensing process. No international law enforcement agency guarantees the fairness of payout rates. The license is registered in a small office in a shopping center opposite a cemetery. There are at least 10 class-action lawsuits against Stake in the U.S. One in California accuses Stake, Drake, and Ross of “organizing one of the largest and most profitable illegal gambling operations in California history.” The UK Gambling Commission ordered Stake to close in the UK. France, Ukraine, and other countries blocked access to the site. What really strikes me is how this platform managed to grow so quickly without proper regulation. Influencers show huge wins, their followers see that, and many believe it’s realistic. But Bloomberg’s statistics suggest something very different. Craven continues to live luxuriously in Melbourne, with a fleet of Land Rovers and a house bought for AUD 80 million. Stake reportedly declared $47 billion in revenue in 2024, up 80% from 2022. The situation with Stake crypto casino raises serious questions about player protection, transparency of payout rates, and how influencers promote products without always disclosing their financial arrangements. It’s a textbook case of what can happen when regulation lags behind technological innovation and marketing creativity. Some players, like Chris, have finally managed to walk away. Others keep going. But the business model remains the same: streamers show incredible wins, attracting viewers who become players, while the platform takes the bets. It’s a system that works very well for the owners, less so for the players.
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ShizukaKazu

ShizukaKazu

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#以太坊Meme季卷土重来 Ethereum Meme Season is back This round of Ethereum memes starts with a puppy and a reply from Elon Musk. A few days ago, SpaceX founder Elon Musk replied to a post by media personality Glenn Beck on X. The post described: a teenage girl designed a Shiba Inu plush toy before passing away from cancer, named Asteroid, and sent it on the 2024 SpaceX Polaris Dawn mission. The plush acts as a zero-gravity indicator inside the spacecraft, the first object to float when humans enter weightlessness. One of the girl’s last wishes was for Asteroid to become SpaceX’s official mascot. Musk’s reply was just four words: Will answer shortly. On-chain traders, with sharp instincts, immediately took action. They found a memecoin called $ASTEROID on Ethereum, existing for 19 months with almost no attention. But that day, it surged over 1,000% in six hours. Someone invested 1 ETH and withdrew $470k three hours later. This rapid wealth story spread quickly on social media, triggering a new round of FOMO. Ethereum mainnet gas fees then climbed from 0.052 Gwei, stabilizing around 0.6 Gwei over the following days, a tenfold increase. The number of trading pairs on Uniswap V2 exploded, with 24-hour trading volume in the meme sector surpassing mainstream DeFi protocols in the short term. Gas fees serve as a good barometer. They tell us: Ethereum’s meme season is back. Today, let’s look at the features of this batch of Ethereum memes and their respective narrative logic. Mascot Concept ASTEROID the dog is hot not only because Musk mentioned it but also because it has a “real physical existence”: it has actually flown into space, with photos and mission records that can be verified. Unlike ordinary fabricated memes, it has a real-world anchor. This logic then spawned a series of new projects themed around “real existing mascots”: For example, RISE features the NASA flag, claiming to be the “NASA official mascot.” Of course, NASA has not authorized any token—standard “riding on official imagery” move. But the narrative is clear: space agency + American symbols + ASTEROID, riding the wave. After a few days online, its market cap exceeded $900k, making it the most liquid project in this space-themed wave. FLOAT directly reused ASTEROID’s core prop: the zero-gravity indicator. The project is called “SpaceX Zero-G Squad,” with the logic of turning the ritual represented by ASTEROID (throwing a plush into the spaceship before launch to confirm weightlessness) into a collective narrative. Over 24 hours, it surged over 2000%, though with a very small market cap, currently in a correction phase. Before each spaceship launch, a plush is thrown to confirm zero gravity. Another outlier in space storytelling is CLUTCH. Instead of space, it rides a nearby real event: the upcoming FIFA World Cup opening on June 11, 2026. Clutch is the official mascot of FIFA, a white-headed eagle wearing jersey number 10. The project team directly linked the FIFA mascot page URL on their official site, an unabashed move. Clearly, this meme bets on a “calendar catalyst”: as the event approaches, external events will continue to drive traffic. Its 24-hour surge once exceeded 43,000%, but the market cap remains under $700k, very early stage. Besides the mascot concept, ASTEROID the dog also reignited Musk and Tesla concepts, such as RIZO. Rizo’s narrative is a hedgehog, originally created as a corporate mascot by Spanish insurance company Génesis Seguros in 2008. The hedgehog makes an “OK” gesture, with a friendly expression, initially just commercial material. Around 2013, netizens turned it into the “haha yes” meme series, widely spread as reaction images with various affirmative titles—expressing “this is right” or “I’m satisfied.” In 2019, Musk brought it into Tesla’s product experience: the Model Y purchase confirmation page featured this hedgehog with the caption “S3XY.” Over the following years, Rizo appeared in Tesla’s limited Cyber Beer bottle patterns, Easter eggs on the Texas Gigafactory flagpole (visible only via drone footage), the Cybertruck purchase page’s cyberpunk version, and Tesla’s official T-shirts. This is a meme symbol repeatedly confirmed by Musk himself, not just fan interpretation. The RIZO memecoin’s logic is built on this relationship. Its market cap is close to $200k, with a 28% rebound in the past hour. Comic IPs produce memes in abundance Pepe the Frog’s brother, MYSTERY Creator of Pepe the Frog, Matt Furie, published his first book, “The Night Riders,” in 1999. It’s a wordless picture book featuring four animal characters: frog, mouse, dragon, and bat. For years, no one knew the frog’s name until a note at the end of the book revealed it as Mystery. Main character from “The Night Riders” Furie’s own NFT series HEDZ also features a character called Mystery, depicted as him wearing an orange hoodie—somewhat a self-portrait or a declaration of identity. The community’s narrative for MYSTERY is just one sentence: “You missed PEPE, here’s your second chance.” This resonates in crypto circles not because it’s logically sound but because everyone who experienced PEPE’s rise remembers the “I dare not buy” feeling. That fear is precisely evoked. The marketing team behind MYSTERY has partnered with Brett (current market cap around $2 billion), providing some backing. Its market cap is close to $1.9 million, making it one of the most liquid projects among these new projects, with over a million dollars traded in 24 hours. FLORK and its derivative universe Among all these new projects, FLORK is an IP unrelated to crypto but capable of explosive short-term gains. It surged nearly 6,000% in six hours, with over $8 million traded in 24 hours. Flork of Cows is a webcomic started in 2012 by Brian DiAntonio. Its art style is extremely crude, MS Paint-like abstract little figures resembling unfinished sock puppets, with existential daily humor. The “low-cost but highly engaging” vibe is similar to early Rage Comics or Trollface, but it’s lasted longer because Flork’s content is universal—any cultural background can see themselves in those absurd little figures. It’s especially popular in Latin America, becoming part of everyday emotional language online in Spanish. The Ethereum version of FLORK’s contract was created in April 2023, dormant for three years, then surged this wave. Its market cap approaches $10 million, a main target among these new projects. Its explosion has driven the expansion of the “Flork universe.” FLORKY, the female version of Flork, just launched today. Flork of Cows features a female character that appears occasionally; it surged 1331% in six hours and has an Instagram account. BABYFLORK, a baby version, surged 1722% in 24 hours. This “main project → derivative baby/girl” path is a common expansion logic for major IPs, highly mature in the meme sector. Political memes, MAGA variants If mascot concepts and space narratives are emotion-driven, political memes follow a different logic: opposition and identity. MAGA, short for Make Aliens Great Again, twists Trump’s campaign slogan into a wordplay, recently linked with UFO/alien narratives. This isn’t random: in 2025, the US government will begin systematically releasing UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) files, a topic highly associated with conspiracy theories, Tucker Carlson’s audience, and MAGA politics in crypto circles. Another is BRITAIN, a meme following the UK version of MAGA, against the backdrop of the political ripple caused by Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party’s surprising rise in the 2024 election. “Restore Britain” is an actual political slogan. The TikTok account for this meme reaches beyond crypto, targeting right-wing audiences. Its 24-hour surge once exceeded 220%, relatively moderate but more stable than other very new projects. It’s been online for days, with balanced buying and selling, showing signs of ongoing activity. But political memes carry risks: their audiences are fixed, and their ability to break out is weaker than purely cultural memes. However, community cohesion is often stronger, making them less likely to disintegrate quickly when market sentiment cools. An observation This is very different from Solana’s gaming scene. Communities on April 18 pointed out: memes on Solana are PvP—quick in and out, mainly traders competing with each other, with on-chain lifespans measured in hours. Ethereum memes are different; they are slower but tend to accumulate more narrative density. PEPE has built a community on Ethereum lasting years, SHIB has created its own Layer 2 on Ethereum. This wave of Ethereum memes is technically aligned with a special window: after EIP-4844, gas is no longer a barrier, but Layer 2 solutions divert some mainnet traffic, making on-chain flow particularly scarce. When truly hot projects emerge, capital concentration effects will be even stronger than before. Most of these memes will probably fade, but their narratives and perspectives are highly meaningful as a record.
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