Former President Donald Trump shared some more thoughts on his recent crypto crush, and the campaign for Kamala Harris responded as it often has: It shared Trump's own words....
The disappointing U.S. employment report for July unleashed a "Freakout Friday" moment in financial markets and triggered a wholesale resetting of expectations for how much the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates next month. There was much to grimace about in the Bureau of Labor Statistics report card on the job market, including a jump in the unemployment rate to a post-pandemic high and the weakest pace of private-sector hiring in 16 months. The BLS added a big footnote to the first page of Friday's release to say Hurricane Beryl - which slammed into Texas during the employment report survey week and left some 2.7 million homes and businesses in the Houston area without power for days - "had no discernible effect" on the month's data.
Mark Moss explains bitcoin valuation, venture capital comparisons, and future growth predictions.
Bit Digital CEO Sam Tabar discusses the bitcoin mining industry's shift to diversify by powering AI's need for processing power.
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Morgan Stanley's wealth advisors can now actively pitch two spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to some of their clients.
The future of AI depends on our ability to build a more inclusive, equitable, and decentralized computational landscape, says Mark Rydon, co-founder of Aethir.
As crypto remains politicized in the U.S., across the pond, it’s bridging the gap.
The company reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings on Thursday but saw a strong downtick in revenue from transaction fees, its main source of income.
The broker raised its year-end price target for the software company to $2,150 from $1,875.
