Altcoins News
By Evie Vavasseur
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Corporate crypto treasuries are getting hammered. Bitcoin's brutal slide past $40,000 has left major public companies sitting on massive paper losses that keep growing by the day.
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MicroStrategy leads the carnage with eye-watering red ink across its Bitcoin portfolio. The business intelligence firm bought most of its 190,000 Bitcoin stash at prices well…
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Tesla's crypto bet looks pretty ugly too.
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The electric vehicle giant parked roughly $1.5 billion in Bitcoin back when Elon Musk was tweeting rocket emojis about crypto.
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Marathon Digital Holdings faces a double whammy as both a Bitcoin miner and holder. The firm's revenue depends heavily on Bitcoin prices, so when crypto tanks, Marathon gets hit…
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Market volatility has traders spooked across the board. Ethereum dropped below $2,500 this week, marking its lowest point since early 2023.
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The carnage has spread to traditional markets too. The Nasdaq Composite, heavy with crypto-exposed tech stocks, dropped 2.
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Binance reported a 40% drop in trading volumes compared to the same period last year. The world's largest crypto exchange blamed the decline on reduced appetite for speculative…
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SEC enforcement actions keep coming fast and furious. The regulator slapped two more crypto firms with penalties last week, bringing total fines to over $3 billion this year.
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Nobody knows what comes next for crypto regulation. Gary Gensler's SEC keeps sending mixed signals about which tokens might be securities, leaving companies guessing about their…
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Bitcoin's technical picture looks grim. The cryptocurrency broke through several key support levels this month, with analysts eyeing $35,000 as the next major test.
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Ethereum developers are pushing ahead with network upgrades despite the price carnage. The transition to proof-of-stake consensus is progressing, but market participants aren't…
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Solana's network keeps hitting congestion problems that frustrate users and developers alike.
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Corporate crypto strategies are shifting behind closed doors. Several Fortune 500 companies that bought Bitcoin during the 2021 bull run are quietly reassessing their positions.
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Quarterly earnings reports due next month should reveal more about how companies are handling their crypto exposure.
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