The historic surge of Bitcoin after the American elections generated colossal gains for Wall Street, with profits estimated at 1.4 billion dollars solely from futures contracts, according to the latest data from Forbes.
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Wall Street shows a moderate upward trend this Tuesday, as the United States holds its breath for the midterm elections that could reshape the political and economic landscape of the country.
Bitcoin is soaring, but Wall Street is snoozing. While Americans are counting sheep, Asians are driving up BTC!
For the past two years, a surprising trend has emerged in financial markets: Bitcoin and Wall Street seem more connected than ever. A correlation that intrigues both traditional finance experts and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. This phenomenon marks a new stage in the complex relationship between these two worlds, once perceived as…
Beijing is pulling out its secret weapon: cash to revive the stock market, and it's heating up all the way to Wall Street!
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Wall Street is optimistic! Good news on inflation and hope for rate cuts by the Fed in September.
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On August 5th will go down in Asian financial history as a day of turmoil. Following the Wall Street earthquake, Asian stock markets followed suit, plunging into an abyss of losses. The Nikkei, the flagship index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, fell by 12.4%, closing at 31,458.42 points. This dizzying plunge comes after a significant 5.8% decline the previous Friday, marking one of the darkest weeks for Asian financial markets.
The Bitcoin supercycle is taking shape, with unprecedented price forecasts driven by institutional adoption and ETFs.
Bitcoin is now at the center of an environmental controversy. Greenpeace points out the harmful impact of BTC mining. Even more worrying, the NGO accuses Wall Street of financing this polluting industry.
The Paris stock market is expected to open sharply lower this Friday, with investors fearing that the strength of the American economy may delay the long-awaited first rate cut by the Fed. The CAC 40 could lose 0.58% at the opening according to analysts.
The Bitcoin ETF captures 305.7 million in one day, Blackrock and Fidelity at the top. The stock market applauds this success.
The key indices of Wall Street, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite, reached new highs this Wednesday, galvanized by a reassuring report on US inflation. The Cac 40, on the other hand, failed to join the general euphoria, falling just short of equaling its record.
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Coinbase thriving, overshadowing the challenges of 2022, with a soaring performance.
The Tokyo stock market is celebrating as the Nikkei surpasses 40,000 points, fueled by strong technological advancements.
"Wall Street loves bitcoin. They are buying 12.5 times more bitcoins per day than the network can produce," astutely notes crypto trader Pomp on Twitter. According to him, daily acquisitions far exceed the network's production, reaching up to 12.5 times more. For Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy, Bitcoin spot ETFs have played a crucial role in popularizing cryptocurrency, thus propelling its price to new heights.
Jeff Bezos sells over 10 million Amazon shares on the stock market in early 2024, marking a turning point for the e-commerce giant.
Wall Street saw the arrival of Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024. Since then, they have attracted billions of dollars and broken all records.
The leading index of the American stock exchange, the S&P 500, hit a historic record in early 2024, surpassing the symbolic milestone of 5000 points.
The recent optimism on Wall Street regarding stocks suggests a possible rebound for cryptocurrencies in the near future.
The famous American presenter Jim Cramer has been very skeptical about Bitcoin's ability to regain its past glory.
The Wall Street icon, Howard Lutnik, defends Tether against skeptics, stating that they own the announced 95 billion dollars.
Although very different at first glance, the beginnings of the crypto market bear troubling similarities to those of the stock exchange.
The biggest strategists on Wall Street were heavily mistaken in their pessimistic predictions for 2023.