The bellwether cryptocurrency, which is seen as a proxy for overall risk appetite in the nascent asset class rose over 2% on Sunday to briefly shoot past US$25,000.
According to a recent MLIV Pulse survey, on average 2 out of every 3 investors still believe a standard 60/40 stock-bond portfolio allocation will beat inflation in the long run.
The deadline for Chinese stocks listed on American exchanges is drawing nearer and Chinese state-owned enterprises listed in the U.S. sank in Hong Kong on Monday on dour sentiment.
The world’s largest asset manager BlackRock is now offering its first ever investment product directly in Bitcoin, marking a significant move into the cryptocurrency markets.
If certain signals keep flashing in the realms of automated trading, stock market bears may soon be licking more than just wounds, but nursing some serious losses.
In further signs that inflation, at least in respect to gas prices in America, may be plateauing, prices at the pump have now fallen below the key psychological level of…
Ether soared by as much as 9% on optimism over what is being touted as the final test of the network before the much-anticipated software upgrade.
Despite gold rising almost 4% over the past three weeks, fund managers just aren’t buying bullion.
U.S. Consumer Price Index saw inflation sink to 8.5% in July, down from a high of 9.1% in June.
Bitcoin pulled back to trade at just a hair over US$23,000 into the week, taking along a slew of other cryptocurrencies with it, including Ether, Solana and Cardano.