Cryptocurrency
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SpaceX shares are soaring, shaking up the tokenized asset market.
The SpaceX IPO hype was so strong that there wasn't enough stock to meet demand. Meanwhile, in the cryptocurrency world, pre-sales of "token shares" took place, but ultimately, clients had to be refunded because the actual shares could not be supplied. -
What happened to Bitcoin? Its value has dropped by over $1 trillion in 8 months.
Bitcoin lost over $1 trillion in just 8 months, driven by pressure from high interest rates, the AI investment trend, and questions about the role of cryptocurrencies as a hedge against risk. -
Binance is preparing to expand its stock trading services from the US to Asian markets following a slowdown in crypto revenue.
Binance is preparing to expand its stock trading services from the US to Asian markets, including South Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong, following the sluggish cryptocurrency market and Bitcoin's more than 30% drop since the beginning of the year. -
Bitcoin is falling, but the crypto world is still growing. Is the industry entering a new era?
Even though Bitcoin has plummeted and many altcoins are being left behind, the crypto business continues to grow strongly, with stablecoins reaching $33 trillion in transaction volume. -
Bitcoin suffered its sharpest drop in 10 years, with funds flowing out into AI and IPO stocks, dragging cryptocurrencies down 33%.
Bitcoin is facing its worst year since 2015, with its price plummeting more than 33% since the beginning of the year. This has been driven by investors shifting funds into AI stocks and the IPOs of leading tech companies like SpaceX, resulting in record outflows to Bitcoin ETFs. -
Ether plunged to a 13-month low as the crypto market faced selling pressure and heightened security concerns.
Ether plunged to its lowest level in 13 months as the crypto market faced selling pressure and heightened security concerns. Historically, such a situation has occurred only a few times, with the most recent instance being during the COVID-19 crisis. -
Bitcoin faced a bad week as investors turned to AI and massive IPOs instead of digital assets.
Bitcoin prices plummeted, falling below $60,000, as investments in AI stocks and the IPO of SpaceX drew money out of the crypto market. -
Merkle Capital launches M-INJ strategy, focusing on investments in Injective tokens.
Merkle Capital unveils its Injective (M-INJ) fund management strategy, investing in leading digital tokens. Injective excels in tokenization and RWA. The investment allocation will average at least 80% annually, using an accumulation strategy with no maturity date. -
Orbix partners with Tether to launch a "Free Withdrawal" campaign.
Orbix partners with Tether to elevate Thailand's digital asset market, launching a "Free Withdrawal" campaign aimed at expanding a sustainable investment ecosystem. -
Bitcoin plunged below $62,000, its lowest level since the Iran-Iran war, as investors rushed to reduce risk.
Bitcoin plunged below $62,000, its lowest level since the Iran-Iran war, as selling pressure from Michael Saylor's Strategy and outflows from US Bitcoin ETFs severely weighed on investor confidence.































