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Crypto market crosses US$1 trillion for first time in months as Bitcoin recovers from FTX-driven crash
Bitcoin peaked at over $65,000 in November 2021, while the total crypto market peaked at just over $3 trillion at the same time.
Bitcoin peaked at over $65,000 in November 2021, while the total crypto market peaked at just over $3 trillion at the same time.
Rinat Akhemetov said he will dedicate US$25 million of the payout from Chelsea toward a fund supporting soldiers.
Pinduoduo’s Colin Zheng Huang and Ant Group’s Jack Ma each added billions to their fortunes.
The long-time Tesla bull Wood is doubling down.
During the stock market’s worst year since 2008, energy stocks have greatly outperformed other assets.
Billionaire Alibaba executive vice chairman Joe Tsai plans to sell an 8% stake in the Chinese online retailer he cofounded.
Musk said he hopes to find “someone else to run Twitter,” reducing the number of multibillion-dollar companies he helms back to two.
The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission cautioned Americans about the risks of investing in the lightly regulated cryptocurrency industry
The crypto industry shed US$176 billion in market capitalization since Sunday, a 19.5% decline.
Republicans have an 83% of flipping one chamber of Congress, according to FiveThirtyEight, and investors eat up the legislative headaches caused by a split in power in Washington.