
Crypto and Blockchain Startups Raise $19 Billion in 2021
Investors in the crypto and blockchain startups range from traditional financial institutions and crypto investments ventures to football stars.
Investors in the crypto and blockchain startups range from traditional financial institutions and crypto investments ventures to football stars.
Cobo wants to use the funding to develop the first Defi-as-a-Service (DaaS) infrastructure, and also for regulatory licenses in Singapore.
Taking a peek into the social finance (SoFi) product suite will give a perfect reason why the Jefferies analyst is bullish on the stock.
However, some believe that the stock futures rise and stagnant interest rates might spur the Federal Reserve to discontinue the ongoing stimulus checks.
The Federal Reserve has hinted that it will soon start tapering its bond purchase program. However, for now, it has kept the interest rates at zero.
During the second-quarter earnings call in July, Facebook had predicted that the iOS updates could cause more headwinds during the third quarter than earlier.
After the strong success with NBA Top Shot, Dapper Labs plans to enter into the football fantasy gaming market by partnering with Spain’s top soccer league, La Liga.
After a successful IPO, Freshworks shares are scheduled to start trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange on Wednesday under the ticker symbol “FRSH”.
Blockdaemon has received that the funding would be channeled into expansion and also increasing its current tech portfolio.
Toast lost 80 percent of its revenue to the virus, however, being able to file an IPO was a silver lining for its operations.
The founder and chief executive at One River Digital said that it’s becoming more evident that asset management will be making a transition to the tokenized niche
While the market still reflects fierce price swings and a taxing mid-year slide, many investors have started engaging in the crypto space, shooting the prices of Bitcoins and altcoins.
The China Evergrande debt situation further develops as the embattled firm faces key upcoming bond interest payments scheduled for tomorrow.
Following the highlights shared by Chapek, investors have taken a bearish stance on DIS shares, a trend that pushed the stock lower on Tuesday’s trading session.
In an SEC filing, Uber expects to report $22.8 billion to $23.2 billion in gross bookings for the current quarter, adjusted from the $22 billion to $24 billion it predicted on its second-quarter earnings call.