Bitcoin treasury firms can outperform BTC... but is the risk worth taking?
Bitcoin treasury companies promise to amplify returns over investing in Bitcoin alone, but does the potential upside outweigh the risks to the downside?
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Bitcoin treasury companies promise to amplify returns over investing in Bitcoin alone, but does the potential upside outweigh the risks to the downside?
Building on its recent market-data investment in Kaiko, S&P Global’s latest purchase targets the technological risks facing banks and asset managers onchain.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a blanket 5-year exemption for listing and trading tokenized securities without registering as an exchange.
S&P Global agreed to buy OpenZeppelin, which says its smart contracts have facilitated more than $37 trillion in value transfers.
The test network raised its limit on work per block toward 200 million gas as developers prepare for a proposed October 6 public test.
RBC bullish on Kraft Heinz, sees return to growth in 2027
German crypto adoption is progressing through family offices and wealth managers, while the UK’s retail-facing cryptocurrency market remains “nascent,” according to the researcher.
U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Fall Below Forecast, Indicating Labor Market Resilience
Tiziana Life Sciences stock jumps on MS trial partnership
Deutsche Bank turns cautious on Allfunds after 34% share-price gain
Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index Surpasses Forecasts but Declines from Previous Reading
Rising oil, rates and yields brew up stagflation cocktail for markets
Lockheed Martin reveals new secret missile, fast tracks production
Stifel reiterates Buy rating on Workiva stock, keeps $95 target
Stifel reiterates Buy rating on AtriCure stock, $65 target
Stifel reiterates Hold on HubSpot stock, keeps $225 target
Prior was 1.239m Prior starts were -12.4% Building permits 1.394m vs 1.410m expected Prior permits 1.433m US housing starts fell 2.6% and permits were lower by 2.7% as the pain in the US housing market continues. US 30-year mortgage rates are now about 7% so there's no help coming but with the Fed showing that it's serious about inflation, there might be some relief on the other side of the Iran…
Prior was +47.4 Details: New orders 29.2 versus 30.1 last month Shipments 27.7 versus 27.7 last month Unfilled orders 20.4 versus 14.4 last month Delivery times 26.5 versus 3.7 last month Inventories -12.5 versus -3.7 last month Prices paid 48.6 versus 40.9 last month Prices received 31.3 versus 17.7 last month Number of employees 11.8 versus 27.9 last month Average employee workweek 18.0 versus…
US jobless claims for the week ending September 12: Initial jobless claims: 196K vs 208K expected. Prior 206K Four-week average of initial claims: 203.25K vs 206K previously Continuing claims: 1.730M vs 1.780M expected. Prior revised to 1.769M from 1.774M Four-week average of continuing claims: 1.761M vs 1.778M previously Insured unemployment rate: 1.1% vs 1.2% previously US initial jobless…
Prior was +0.6% Prices % y/y vs +12.4% prior This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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