These publicly traded firms are pulling institutions into crypto
With increasing institutional capital flow into the crypto markets, publicly listed digital asset companies offer the best crypto gateway to institutional investors.
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A New Semiconductor Manufacturing Competitor Has Entered the ASIC Bitcoin Mining Rig Industry
While companies like Microbt, Bitmain, Innosilicon, Strongu, Ebang, and Canaan have ruled the roost in terms of manufacturing application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) bitcoin miners, a new challenger has entered the…
Valkyrie Bitcoin futures-linked ETF launches on Nasdaq, with share prices dropping 3% in first hour
While the price of Bitcoin rose above $63,000 during the launch of ProShares' Bitcoin Strategy ETF, it dipped under the price level today to hit the $61,000s.
Sources Say Valkyrie Bitcoin Strategy ETF Set to Launch on Nasdaq This Week
After the Proshares Bitcoin Strategy exchange-traded fund (ETF) listed and smashed records in the first two days of trading, Vaneck’s bitcoin futures ETF was given the green light to start…
BREAKING: Nasdaq listing hints that the SEC may soon approve ETF application from Valkyrie
Nasdaq’s vice president of listing qualifications, Eun Ah Choi, said shares of Valkyrie's Bitcoin ETF had been certified for listing on the exchange.
Bitcoin miner Stronghold will list almost 6M shares in its $100M IPO
The firm uses a sustainable energy source by converting waste coal into power to mine Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin treasury exceeds cash held by 80% of S&P 500 non-financial companies
The Nasdaq-listed company recently announced it added another 5,050 Bitcoin to its coffers for about $242.9 million.
Bitcoin miner Greenidge set for Nasdaq listing through merger
The merger is expected to push through as of market close on Sept. 14, with Greenidge slated to begin trading on the NASDAQ the following day.
BREAKING: Coinbase plans to raise $1.5B via debt offering
Coinbase announced a $1.5-billion bond sale shortly after the SEC threatened to sue the firm over its lending program.