1 Stock-Split AI Stock to Buy Before It Soars 185%, According to a Wall Street Analyst
Super Micro Computer recently announced a 10-for-1 stock split.
XRP Jumps 17%, Beating Bitcoin Gains, as Ripple-SEC Case Ends
Trading volumes nearly tripled and open interest on XRP-tracked futures jumped $200 million in the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin Faces Risk From 'Maxed Out' U.S. Consumers, Analyst Says
U.S. consumers are accumulating debt at a slower rate, data released Wednesday showed.
Trump Sons Hints at Major Crypto Announcement Around DeFi
The crypto world is speculating about possible developments from Donald Trump’s sons after enigmatic posts on X.
FTX, Alameda Ordered to Pay $12.7B to Creditors by U.S. Judge
The order doesn't include civil penalties but bans FTX and its sister concern, Alameda, formerly a heavyweight crypto market maker, from trading digital assets and acting as i...
FTX, Alameda Ordered to Pay $12.7B to Creditors by U.S. Judge
The order doesn't include civil penalties but bans FTX and its sister concern, Alameda, formerly a heavyweight crypto market maker, from trading digital assets and acting as i...
Kamala Harris, Donald Trump Tied on Polymarket on Who Will Be The Next U.S. President
Donald Trump's chances of winning the 2024 election have declined 13 percentage points in the last month.
Exclusive-Western insurers provide cover for Russian oil despite price cap concerns
A group of Western insurers have provided cover for tankers carrying Russian crude, keeping its oil flowing after many in the trade sector withdrew for fear of breaching the rules of a G7 price cap, data from traders and shippers shows. The data seen by Reuters showed that five insurers, including American Club, Luxembourg-headquartered West of England and Norway's Gard, provided cover for 10 tankers that sailed from Russia to Asia this year. American Club and West of England provided insurance for two vessels - the Gioiosa and the Orion I - that made similar voyages in early 2024.
Did Sanctioning Tornado Cash Work?
A new report from the New York Fed suggests it did – with some important caveats.