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$177.01
+$1.03(+0.58%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-25 05:25 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-25 05:25, RTX (RTX) is priced at $177.01, with a total market cap of $238.37B, a P/E ratio of 36.54, and a dividend yield of 1.56%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $175.25 and $177.60. The current price is 1.00% above the day's low and 0.33% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 4.07M. Over the past 52 weeks, RTX has traded between $135.42 to $214.50, and the current price is -17.47% away from the 52-week high.

RTX Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$175.25
Market Cap$238.37B
Volume4.07M
P/E Ratio36.54
Dividend Yield (TTM)1.56%
Dividend Amount$0.73
Diluted EPS (TTM)5.38
Net Income (FY)$6.73B
Revenue (FY)$88.60B
Earnings Date2026-10-19
EPS Estimate1.73
Revenue Estimate$23.77B
Shares Outstanding1.36B
Beta (1Y)0.301
Ex-Dividend Date2026-05-22
Dividend Payment Date2026-06-11

About RTX

RTX Corporation, an aerospace and defense company, provides systems and services for the commercial, military, and government customers in the United States and internationally. It operates through three segments: Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon. The Collins Aerospace Systems segment offers aerospace and defense products, and aftermarket service solutions for civil and military aircraft manufacturers and commercial airlines, as well as regional, business, and general aviation, defense, and commercial space operations. This segment also designs, produces, and supports cabin interior, including oxygen systems, food and beverage preparation, storage and galley systems, and lavatory and wastewater management systems; battlespace, test and training range systems, crew escape systems, and simulation and training solutions; information management services; and aftermarket services that include spare parts, overhaul and repair, engineering and technical support, training and fleet management solutions, and asset and information management services. Its Pratt & Whitney segment supplies aircraft engines for commercial, military, business jet, and general aviation customers; and produces, sells, and services military and commercial auxiliary power units. The Raytheon segment provides defensive and offensive threat detection, tracking, and mitigation capabilities for U.S., foreign government, and commercial customers. The company was formerly known as Raytheon Technologies Corporation and changed its name to RTX Corporation in July 2023. RTX Corporation was incorporated in 1934 and is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia.
SectorIndustrials
IndustryAerospace & Defense
CEOChristopher T. Calio
HeadquartersArlington,VA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.rtx.com
Employees (FY)180.00K
Average Revenue (1Y)$492.23K
Net Income per Employee$37.40K

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2026-05-12 03:03RateX (RTX) to Unlock 1.23M Tokens Valued at $1.71M on May 19According to RootData, RateX (RTX) will unlock approximately 1.23 million tokens valued at $1.71 million on May 19 at 9 a.m. Beijing time.2026-04-22 04:26Gate launches the "Compute Power Goes Ballistic" campaign: complete tasks to unlock mystery boxes and win a Mac Studio M3 Ultra; USDT wealth management offers 6% APY; BTC/ETH/SOL staking up to 16% APYGate News message, according to the Gate official announcement on April 22, 2026, the platform has launched a "Compute Power Goes Ballistic" themed campaign. During the campaign (from 14:00 on April 22 to 16:00 on April 26, UTC+8), users can complete multiple tasks to unlock the chance to open mystery boxes. Prizes include Mac Studio M3 Ultra, RTX 5090 GPU, XPIN tokens, lucky draw gift bags, and more, using a 100% guaranteed win model. The tasks cover multiple scenarios such as instant exchange trading, spot trading, derivatives trading, deposits, invitations, and VIP upgrades, with different tasks corresponding to different numbers of mystery box openings. At the same time, the platform has introduced interim wealth-management products: USDT 14-day fixed-term wealth management with an annualized return of 6%. You can apply with a net deposit of ≥ 1,000 USDT, with a personal limit of 20,000 USDT. For on-chain earnings, staking BTC, ETH, and SOL can receive up to a 7.5% boost, with staked SOL reaching up to 16% annualized returns. In addition, new and existing users can also participate in multi-asset wealth-management products such as ETH, USDD, XAUT, AIA, SWCH, 0G, and APT, with some products offering annualized returns exceeding 100%.2026-03-03 03:39Gate Contract Stock Zone will launch RTX, GD, NOC, BA, TSM, WMT, and COST perpetual contracts globally on March 3, supporting leverage trading from 1-20x.Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement on March 3, 2026 The Gate Contract Stock Zone will launch live trading of perpetual contracts for RTX (Raytheon Technologies), GD (General Dynamics), NOC (Northrop Grumman), BA (Boeing), TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), WMT (Walmart), and COST (Costco) at 12:00 (UTC+8) on March 3, 2026. Settled in USDT, supporting 1-20x long and short positions. RTX is a top global aerospace and defense conglomerate; GD is an integrated land, sea, air, and space defense group known for nuclear submarines, main battle tanks, and Gulfstream business jets; NOC is a giant in aerospace and defense technology, specializing in stealth fighters and strategic missiles; BA is the world's largest aerospace group; TSMC is the world's largest and most advanced wafer foundry; WMT is the largest physical retailer globally; COST is a leading membership-based warehouse club retailer. Additionally, the Gate Index Zone will launch live trading of the GER40 (Germany DAX 40 Index) perpetual contracts at 12:00 (UTC+8) on the same day, settled in USDT, supporting 1-20x long and short positions. GER40 is a core blue-chip index of the German stock market and one of the most important stock benchmarks in Europe.2026-02-25 17:03Brevis upgrades Pico Prism zkVM, achieving over 99% real-time proof of Ethereum based on 16 GPUsBlockBeats news, February 26 — According to official sources, Brevis has upgraded its Pico Prism zkVM. Now, only 2 machines and 16 RTX 5090 GPUs are needed to achieve over 99% real-time proof capability for Ethereum blocks, a significant reduction from the 8 servers and 64 GPUs announced in October 2025. The average proof time remains at 6.91 seconds, while GPU costs have plummeted from $128,000 to $32,000, bringing total hardware costs to around $100,000, aligning perfectly with the Ethereum Foundation’s capex goals for real-time proof infrastructure. The performance leap is driven by a newly designed dual-machine collaborative architecture: this setup eliminates cross-machine data transfer and ensures all GPUs operate at full capacity continuously. The Ethereum Foundation has announced that the performance competition is essentially over, shifting focus toward achieving 128-bit provable security to facilitate the integration of L1 zkEVM in 2026.2026-02-12 03:00RootData: RTX will unlock tokens worth approximately $3.08 million in one weekChainCatcher reports that, according to Web3 asset data platform RootData's token unlock data, RateX (RTX) will unlock approximately 1.23 million tokens at 9:00 AM Beijing time on February 19, valued at about 3.08 million USD.

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GasGuru

GasGuru

05-22 21:04
Have you ever wondered how to build a cryptocurrency mining rig? It's not as simple as it seems, but if you have enough patience and cash, it's quite doable. Before you start gathering components, you need to know that mining is no longer as profitable as it was a few years ago. Electricity costs, hardware depreciation, network difficulty—all of these affect your final profits. But if you still want to try, here’s what you need to know. The first decision: which cryptocurrency do you want to mine? It sounds obvious, but most people immediately say Bitcoin. The problem is, to mine BTC you need specialized ASIC chips, which are expensive and inflexible. If you decide on Ravencoin or Monero, you can use regular graphics cards, which are more versatile. Tools like Whattomine can show you what’s currently profitable depending on your hardware and electricity prices. Now, the budget. This is key. If you have little money ($500–$1500), you can start with used graphics cards like Nvidia GTX 1660 Super or AMD RX 570. Add a cheap processor, 4-6 GB of RAM, a 120 GB SSD, and a 600 W power supply. Such a setup consumes about 300-500 W of power. You won’t make millions, but you can learn. If you have more to spend ($1500–$3000), you can already consider better GPUs like the RTX 3060 Ti or RX 6700 XT. In this price range, it’s worth considering mid-range ASICs like the Antminer S17 or Whatsminer M20S. Power consumption will be around 500-1000 W. For those with a bigger budget ($3000+), you can build a truly serious machine. A few top-tier GPUs, an i7 or Ryzen 7 processor, advanced ASICs like the S19 Pro or M30S++. Such a device might use 1000-2000 W. Here, every percentage of efficiency counts. Assembly? It’s not complicated, but it requires caution. If you’re building a GPU rig, install the processor, RAM, motherboard in a case, connect the power supply, then use PCIe risers to elevate the graphics cards for better airflow. If you have an ASIC, it’s even simpler—unpack it, place it in a ventilated area, connect the power supply and Ethernet. Software is the next step. For CPU and GPU mining, you need GPU drivers (Nvidia or AMD), an operating system (Windows is easier for beginners, Linux more efficient), and mining software. For Bitcoin, use CGMiner or BFGMiner; for Ethereum, PhoenixMiner; for multi-coin, NiceHash. For ASICs, the web interface usually allows direct pool configuration. Optimization is where the real fun begins. Enable “Above 4G decoding” in BIOS if you have multiple GPUs. Use tools like MSI Afterburner to overclock. Increase clock speeds gradually, monitoring temperatures. Try to keep GPUs below 70-75°C. For ASICs, be cautious with overclocking—they have built-in protections, but you can overload them. But here’s the catch. Profits are not guaranteed at all. If you mine alone, your chances of finding a block are astronomically small. Mining pools share rewards but also take a fee. Cryptocurrency prices are wild—Bitcoin jumps thousands of dollars. Halving, which cuts the block reward in half roughly every four years, directly impacts miners’ income. And electricity costs? They can quickly kill profitability. Many regions have increased electricity rates or banned mining altogether. If you have access to cheap, renewable power, your chances improve significantly. But for most people mining from home, profit margins are really thin. Summary: how to build a cryptocurrency mining rig? Technically, you can. But before you start, do the math. Calculate hardware costs, add monthly electricity bills, compare with potential earnings. If the numbers don’t add up, it might not be for you. And if you decide to build a rig, do so with realistic expectations. It might pay off short-term, but long-term profitability? That’s a big question mark.
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MidnightTrader

MidnightTrader

05-22 10:04
I noticed that quite a few people are asking me the question: can you still mine cryptocurrencies with your PC? The answer is yes, but you need to understand that Bitcoin mining with a home setup is over. ASICs have killed that. However, there are still some really interesting altcoins that you can mine with your PC without breaking the bank. The key is to find the right coins. Dogecoin remains a classic for this. Even though it started as a meme, DOGE now has a real community. Unlike Bitcoin, Dogecoin issues new coins every year, which is pretty good for miners. Currently, DOGE is around $0.11 with a market cap of $16.34 billion. To mine DOGE, you first need a wallet, then you can use your CPU with software like CPUMiner. But if you want to really speed things up, AMD and Nvidia GPUs change the game. Honestly, joining a pool like MultiPool allows you to share computing power and generate much more interesting income. Ethereum Classic has become a crazy opportunity since the Ethereum blockchain switched to Proof of Stake in 2022. All miners on ETH migrated to ETC, and it’s now a real market. The market cap is $1.45 billion with a price of $9.24. You can still mine it on standard desktop hardware, even though ASICs exist. It’s accessible. But if you’re really looking to mine cryptocurrency efficiently with your PC, Monero is interesting. It’s a privacy coin designed specifically to resist ASICs. The network has a market cap of $7.10 billion, and XMR is trading at $385. Solo mining is possible, but joining a pool will give you better results. MultiMiner is easy to use to get started. Zcash and Ravencoin are my favorites for home GPU mining. ZEC uses the Equihash algorithm, designed to be anti-ASIC, and its market cap has risen to $10.70 billion with a price of $641. RVN, with its KAWPOW algorithm, is also GPU-friendly, and its market cap is around $90.60 million. Both offer a real mining experience without needing extremely expensive equipment. Bitcoin Gold, Horizen, Bytecoin, Beam, Vertcoin, and Grin are other options. BTG has a market cap of $5.05 million, ZEN is at $117.16 million, and Grin is around $6.37 million. Each has its technical specifics, but they are all mineable with GPU. Now, let’s talk profitability. If you want to mine cryptocurrency seriously with your PC, you need to consider GPUs like the RTX 3090 or 3080. They cost between $600 and $2000 depending on performance. Hashrate is crucial — it’s the computing power your GPU can apply. The higher it is, the faster you mine. Tools like WhatToMine let you calculate your potential earnings precisely based on your hardware. But watch out, electricity is your real cost. In the US, it’s about 16.11 cents per kWh on average, but it varies a lot. Idaho is at 7.99 cents, Hawaii at 43.18 cents. In a bear market, electricity becomes your main problem. In a bull market, it’s almost negligible. I’ve seen miners with 13 rigs generating $500 a month in a bear market, but up to $17,000 a month in a bull market with the same machines. The classic setup for serious cryptocurrency mining with your PC involves a motherboard that supports 8 GPUs or more, Windows 10 for stability (Linux if you want to go beyond 8 GPUs), and a good cooling system. GPUs reduce their performance if they overheat, so 120mm fans are essential. My advice? Start with one or two GPUs, join a pool to maximize your earnings, and keep an eye on your electricity costs. Home mining remains viable for altcoins, but it’s more about patience and optimization than quick riches. And forget cloud mining — it’s 100% scams.
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