Bitcoin has now hit a new all-time high price and continues steadily as the network prepares for the upcoming Taproot upgrade.
The Solana blockchain has been on a solid growth trajectory amid rising demand from DeFi protocols along with the announcement for the new GameFi ecosystem.
Ethereum is currently rising and shows no signs of slowing down even as its price now tops $4,700 for the first time ever.
Based on TSLA’s previous closing of $1,222.09, the worth of the CEO’s 10% shares is nearly $21 billion.
As a billion-dollar tech company, Nvidia has seen its stock rally during the past two years when Covid-related challenges affected global businesses.
The surge of the Nasdaq Composite to its ATH was also supported by the impressive job data that was better than analysts’ projections.
Following the approval of the Molnupiravir Covid-19 pill by the UK medicine regulator, Merck said it is on track to deliver as many as 10 million courses by the end of this year.
The Bitcoin collateral deposited with Coinbase is safeguarded and is not used for any income-generating program. The collateral is fully redeemable once the interest and loan on the borrowed assets are settled by the user.
The Federal Reserve will start tapering its bond purchase program by the end of November. Fed Chairman acknowledged the rising inflation to be faster than expected but expects to pull back by mid-2022.
Netflix wants to make it possible for users to access the gaming collections even when there is no internet connection.
As Ethereum hit a new all-time high, analysts are expecting that the US regulators will soon approve an Ethereum futures ETF.
US stock indices continue to rally further amid strong earnings reports. A staggering 83% of the S&P 500 companies have reported earnings beating Street estimates.
The US Treasury Department recently called Congress to bring stablecoin issuers under the same regulatory bracket as that for traditional banks and financial institutions.
The proposed public listing of Nubank has given a deep peek into the company’s growth as it revealed it has over 48.1 million across the countries it operates in.
The Avalanche Foundation has raised more than $200 million by floating a new fund Blizzard that seeks to cater to Defi growth on the platform.