Coinbase posts $1.1B loss in Q2 on ‘fast and furious’ crypto downturn
It's the largest quarterly net loss for the crypto company since listing on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in April 2021.
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It's the largest quarterly net loss for the crypto company since listing on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in April 2021.
Traders tuck their tails as this week’s CPI print approaches and BTC and ETH price fall back into range to test underlying support.
Investors avoid risk assets during a crisis, but excessive cash sitting in financial institutions could also be good for the cryptocurrencies.
Other Bitcoin miners such as Core Scientific, Argo Blockchain and Riot Blockchain have reduced their BTC holdings during the bear market.
A lack of immediate retaliation from China emboldens U.S. stocks as new research concludes that the market is becoming increasingly "risk-on."
July closed with Bitcoin up almost 17%, but now, analysts are turning to how long the bullish trend can last.
The relatively good times could continue next month, one prediction says after July manages to reverse the worst of the 2022 crypto downturn.
Tesla's foray into Bitcoin may have been one big distraction for the electric vehicle maker, which reported mixed financial results earlier this month.
$24,000 BTC price refuses to flip to support while the weekly close remains shrouded in uncertainty.
Meta joined Alphabet and Microsoft in releasing disappointing quarterly financials, following the company’s Q2 earnings call. In a week of a disappointment for mega-cap stocks, the trio has all missed…