A strengthening dollar and growing uncertainty is rattling nerves and making investor more skittish to bet on nascent assets, including Bitcoin.
A slew of further regulatory probes and stinging fines have sent China’s biggest tech names plummeting back to earth once again, marking their second consecutive day of declines.
It’s not unfathomable that central bankers will still be hiking rates even after the U.S. economy is deep within a recession, but investors still have reason to be hopeful.
Last Friday, Musk dropped a regulatory filing to walk away from the US$44 billion acquisition of Twitter, with many of the billionaire’s bankers receiving no notice of the move.
Beijing backs down on its vaccine mandate just 48 hours after announcing it, in the face of widespread public condemnation.
Americans are buying less stuff and exporting more energy, narrowing the trade deficit and reducing imported inflation.
High frequency GDP indicators suggest that China’s economy may have shrunk in the second quarter of this year despite what Beijing says.
Web3 gaming company Polium has recently announced that it will be launching a gaming console that supports multiple blockchains and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
The “Polium One” console’s initial release is expected…
The company behind the world’s first crypto water token, H20 Securities, has reportedly received a $150 million investment from GEM Digital — which is a Bahamas-based firm that focuses on…
Singapore-based Vauld is the latest crypto lender to freeze all transactions on Monday.