These 3 Factors Are Whipsawing Wall Street and Bitcoin
Jim Cramer says oil, a hawkish Fed and Iran strikes are whipsawing Wall Street, and Bitcoin isn't escaping the pressure.
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Jim Cramer says oil, a hawkish Fed and Iran strikes are whipsawing Wall Street, and Bitcoin isn't escaping the pressure.
September has historically been predominantly weak month for the meme coin.
Coin Metrics found market plumbing drove much of the volume while reserve income supplied 95.2% of Q2 revenue.
The SEC moves to put stock records on-chain, while the CFTC fines a swaps trader $90,000 for deleting his messages.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued an agenda for its 24-trading roundtable and proposed a new transfer-agent rule with blockchain implications.
At three in the morning, an AI system can evaluate a trade flow, verify a contract and trigger a cross-border payout in seconds. The payment may still sit in a correspondent bank queue for days. Corporate software now operates at…
The anonymous leaker behind CyberLeek has reportedly pocketed roughly $350,000, according to on-chain analyst Conor Grogan. The funds allegedly came entirely from liquidity fees rather than direct sales. The withdrawal coincided with a sharp price decline for the CYBERLEEK meme…
Wall Street is buying protection for the September setup. Four top investors explain why they are not selling into it.
Despite the rumors and fear-mongering, Quantum computers are still years away from threatening today’s financial systems. But the cost of preparing for them is already becoming real In March, Google researchers estimated that a sufficiently advanced quantum computer could break…
Cronos restored pre-exploit state, Ontology paused before a confirmed loss, and ICON halted after assets reached exchanges, exposing three different emergency powers and recovery risks.
As AI improves blockchain address labelling, Grayscale sees Zcash becoming more valuable for users.
Broadcom stock reports third-quarter results after Wednesday’s close and has climbed 4% from last week’s low to $370.34. Wall Street rates it a Strong Buy, with 25 buy ratings, three holds, and no sells, despite a major money flow warning.…