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In today's newsletter, bitcoin 'ripe for a squeeze' as traders raise odds of sub-$70,000 Christmas; Bitmine reports $6.3 billion annual net loss as ether falls 44%; and more.
The digital asset treasury firm posted $3.4 million in quarterly revenue, compared with $697,000 in the same period last year.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over two extramarital affairs.
Strategy had opposed MSCI’s rules, arguing exclusion would harm its reputation as a neutral provider.
The SEC is stepping into the brewing fight over whether its sister agency should have approved perpetual derivatives on individual stocks.
DogeOS aims to give DOGE holders more ways to use the token through games, apps and financial services.
Sen. Warren is demanding answers from the White House after its teleprompter operator was accused of using advance information to bet.
USDT and USDC supply fell nearly $11 billion over the past month, while gold-backed tokens held steady.
Apex Group, overseeing $3.5 trillion in assets, joins the Hedera Council and will explore Hedera for tokenization, compliance and settlement.
Pyth Network has added real-time stock and ETF data from the New York Stock Exchange to its data marketplace.
StoneX maintained its Buy rating on Securitize, citing tokenized equities, fund demand, and structured credit as growth drivers.
Bitcoin trades below $74,000 on Wednesday after five weekly losses, with Derive pricing 31% odds of a sub-$70,000 Christmas.
