Bitcoin, the reigning titan of the cryptocurrency market, finds itself in an unusual position as it lags behind lesser-known digital currencies in recent price gains. And on Wall Street, stocks remain resilient despite the economic rollercoaster.
Bitcoin is underperforming smaller, less well-known digital currencies following the market bellwether's spectacular recent gain.
On Friday, Cardano surged 30%, Solana saw a gain of around 8%, and Avalanche rose 12%.
Ether was down roughly 1%, while Bitcoin was up about 2%. The combined value of the two biggest tokens in cryptocurrency is around $1.6 trillion.
All eyes on the Fed ahead of Wednesday's monetary policy announcement.
S&P 500's gains of over 35% year-to-date have prompted warnings of an overbought market. Also, why Japanese stocks went down to their worst level since October 4th.
The S&P 500 set its fifteenth record of the year with a rise above 5,100 on Friday but paused near those highs on Monday. Also, what to look out for in the week ahead.
As investors prepared for a busy data week, US stocks paused after their all-time highs last week.
SOL flashed bullish signals, as buyers look to make strong comeback from selling pressure.
To Julian Hosp's rejoice, Judicial Commissioner Alex Wong was unconvinced that winding up Cake Group was U-Zyn Chua's only option
Bitcoin halving fails to impact the market but Blockhead's brn newsletters (free ahead of its launch) can inform you what to expect next! We can't get you out of a Nigerian prison though, sorry Binance.
Hong Kong regulators have clarified that Mainland Chinese residents will not have access to HK BTC and ETH ETFs... Except for one caveat...
