Coinbase’s (COIN) recent slump is an “air pocket,” not a warning sign, investment bank William Blair said in a report on Monday. The bank reiterated its outperform rating on the
Coinbase’s (COIN) recent slump is an “air pocket,” not a warning sign, investment bank William Blair said in a report on Monday. The bank reiterated its outperform rating on the
Wall Street bank Citigroup said crypto’s October futures wipeout shattered sentiment, sparking nearly $4 billion in bitcoin BTC$86,119.78 exchange-traded fund outflows and erasing year-to-date gains. With fresh flows drying up,
Wall Street bank JPMorgan is sharpening its view on U.S.-listed bitcoin miners as a wave of high-performance computing (HPC) deals reshape business models and add long-term revenue clarity. The bank
Bitcoin BTC$86,045.52 has logged six down weeks out of the past seven, falling roughly 35% from $126,500 in October to around $81,000 before slightly recovering to above $85,000. Throughout this
Crypto majors bitcoin BTC$86.045,52, ether ETH$2.801,68, XRP$2,0622 and solana SOL$129,50 consolidated over the past 24 hours following a volatile week that saw the broader market fall to the lowest levels
Bitcoin BTC$86,046.54 mining is experiencing a significant revival in China even though the activity was formally banned in 2021, according to Reuters. After almost disappearing from the global landscape, China
Grayscale’s Dogecoin Trust ETF (GDOG) and XRP Trust ETF (GXRP) are set to debut later Monday, with the underlying tokens on course for their worst months since February, alongside the
Thailand-based digital assets exchange Bitkub is mulling an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. The exchange may look to raise roughly $200
Latest Crypto News DOGE Beats the Blue Chips as D.O.G.E Calls it Quits 1 hour ago Bitcoin ETFs, Led By BlackRock’s IBIT, See Record $40B Trading Volume as Institutions Capitulate
The 11 U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs shattered trading records last week, with cumulative volumes surpassing $40.32 billion, indicating likely institutional capitulation. BlackRock’s IBIT led the industry with $27.79 billion in






