Bitcoin fell below $75K after the Senate’s CLARITY Act setback. ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty added further pressure on BTC. The largest crypto, Bitcoin, is trading around $75,700 on Wednesday after another move lower, with BTC briefly falling below $75,000 before recovering part of the loss. The decline follows a combination of the U.S. Senate’s
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading near $77.1K. The sellers are in firm control and driving the price lower. The largest and dominant digital asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently trading at $77,187 with the volume settled at $31.03 billion. Also, it has been ranging between $77,176 and $79,529 over the past 24 hours. The broader 7-day
Palantir Technologies finds itself in a peculiar position where demand for its services seems to be outstripping its ability to actually deliver them. While the stock has seen a healthy climb of about 28 percent over the last three months, significantly outpacing the S&P 500, it remains adrift compared to its performance over the last
The Pittsburgh Steelers managed to navigate a shaky start to secure a 20-13 victory over the Atlanta Falcons, marking a successful debut for the Mike McCarthy era. While the team appeared visibly rusty in the opening frames, perhaps a byproduct of several starters sitting out during the preseason, they eventually settled into their rhythm to
After several years of explosive growth that saw shares regularly double or triple, Nvidia has entered a period of relative calm. A modest 17 percent gain so far this year might feel underwhelming to those used to the early days of the artificial intelligence boom, especially as concerns mount regarding competition from custom chips and
Investors in Rocket Lab have had a bruising few months, watching the stock plummet 39 percent between mid June and September 10. While the broader S&P 500 climbed slightly during that period, Rocket Lab fared significantly worse than industry peers like Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman. This sharp divergence suggests that while the space sector
Oracle shares surged following a strong quarterly report that highlighted the company’s aggressive push into the artificial intelligence landscape. The software giant saw its stock jump after reporting adjusted earnings of 1.92 dollars per share and total revenue of 19.35 billion dollars, both figures comfortably exceeding analyst expectations. Much of this momentum is being driven
Wall Street faced a bruising Wednesday as major indices slid for the third consecutive session, driven by a volatile cocktail of geopolitical tension and shifting fiscal policy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average led the decline with a loss of nearly zero point eight percent, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq followed suit, dropping roughly zero
Tesla shares took a notable hit last week, sliding roughly six percent following the debut of the much anticipated Cybercab. While the event in Austin, Texas, was intended to showcase the future of Tesla’s robotaxi strategy, it seemingly failed to ignite investor confidence. The reveal introduced a sleek, two passenger electric vehicle stripped of all
Bitcoin is trading around $80,000 after a recent push toward the $82,000 area. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in nearly $1 billion last week, marking their third consecutive week of inflows. The global largest crypto, Bitcoin, is holding close to the $80,000 level after a strong move earlier this month, while fresh demand from U.S.