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Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick is the person who oversaw a complaint about Elon Musk's pay package with Tesla, eventually ruling that...

The chipmaker isn't performing as well this year as investors have gotten used to.

SpaceX debuted on Nasdaq on June 12 at a $1.75 trillion valuation, raising $75 billion in history's largest IPO and pushing Elon Musk past $1 trillion in net worth. The company holds 18,712 BTC on its balance sheet, giving every

The United States and Iran reached a ceasefire on June 14 that sent Bitcoin past $65,000 and lifted the crypto market to $2.3 trillion. BNB cleared $604 and SOL climbed past $73 as risk appetite returned. Finding the best crypto

The clock is ticking on the most lucrative segment of the current digital asset cycle, and late buyers are on the verge of getting left behind chasing green candles. While the broader public stands on the sidelines waiting for loud

If history is any guide, Bitcoin won't trade below $69,000 for much longer.

BlackRock listed its BITA Bitcoin income ETF on Nasdaq on June 16, the first covered call BTC fund from the world's largest asset manager, and the cryptocurrency news cycle shifted toward institutional yield products on Bitcoin. Solana sits at $72.30,

Kalshi reaches $100 billion cumulative trading volume fueled by World Cup sports betting activity that outpaces traditional political events. The post Kalshi Hits $100 Billion Volume Amid World Cup Sports Trading Boom appeared first on SCCG Management .

The Federal Reserve starts its June FOMC meeting today with new Chair Kevin Warsh running his first rate decision, and markets price a 98% hold at 3.5% to 3.75%. The hold keeps liquidity steady at a moment when the US

SHIB holders watched Q2 erase 17.3% of the token's value, and the meme coin now sits 94% below its all time high at $0.0000049. CryptoRank data shows July reversed summer losses in four of the past five years, but burn

Cantor Fitzgerald reiterates Coinbase stock Overweight on product expansion

The Federal Open Markets Committee is set to announce the first interest-rate decision under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, who then faces questions from journalists.