cryptocurrencies
Trump Media to raise US$3 billion to spend on cryptocurrencies: report
The company behind Truth Social, a streaming and social media platform, has been exploring potential mergers and acquisitions as it aims to diversify into financial servicesPublished Tue, May 27,...
Cryptocurrencies tainted by SEC suits surge after Trump victory
THE likely departure of US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Gary Gensler following Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential race is sparking a rally in cryptocurrencies that were...
Cryptocurrencies claw back losses as Ether ETF investors buy dip
BITCOIN and Ether clawed back from steep losses on Tuesday (Aug 6) after a bout of risk aversion in global markets spilt over into crypto. Bitcoin inched back to...
China’s Harvest may get Hong Kong approval for spot-Bitcoin ETF later in April
THE international arm of Chinese asset manager Harvest Fund Management may get approval from Hong Kong as soon as this month to launch a spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), sources...
US SEC warns Uniswap Labs of potential enforcement action
THE US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has notified of potential enforcement action against Uniswap Labs, the main developer behind one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, the company...
Economists sound the alarm on valuations as stock market approaches bursting point
THERE is no reason to believe that the global stock market will experience a major bust in the foreseeable future. The presence of a stock bubble, however, is crystal...
Bitcoin seen below US$20,000 in consumer survey by Deutsche Bank
CONSUMERS are divided over Bitcoin’s staying power, with about one-third expecting the world’s largest cryptocurrency to slide below US$20,000 by the end of the year, according to a survey...
Greenback pauses ahead of US inflation data, yen nears 1990 lows
THE US dollar paused on Monday (Apr 8) as investors trained their sights on US inflation data later this week, while the yen slipped close to 34-year lows as...
