Bitcoin's funding rates, which help align perpetual contract prices with the underlying asset, have dropped to historic lows even as Bitcoin's price rebounded above $81,000. This negative funding rate indicates traders are paying to maintain short positions, reflecting skepticism despite the price rally. The surge in Bitcoin's open interest to $64 billion and significant short liquidations suggest a short squeeze is fueling the recent price rise. However, if spot demand weakens against derivative selling pressure, Bitcoin could face a price reversal and continue its macro bear market trend.
Josh Silverman, Executive Chair of Etsy, sold 39,161 shares of the company, raising $3.1 million. This sale could indicate a personal financial decision or a strategic move by Silverman, but it does not necessarily reflect on Etsy's overall business ...
BitMine's shares dropped sharply even after the company purchased $73 million worth of Ethereum, increasing its holdings to about 4.8% of ETH's circulating supply. The firm aims to hold 5% of Ethereum by 2026 and generate returns through staking and ...
Abbott Laboratories (ABT) is positioned for multi-pronged growth driven by its diagnostics, nutrition, and medtech segments, with management targeting a 7% organic growth rate. The recent acquisition of EXAS adds some balance sheet and bottom-line ri...
The Bitcoin put/call ratio dropped to 0.59, its lowest in six months, indicating more call options than puts and growing trader confidence. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's implied volatility index fell from 48 to 40 points, reflecting reduced market fear since ...
Larry Kudlow criticized Vice President JD Vance for his controversial statements and actions, including blaming Israel for a failed Iran peace deal and attacking free-market icons like Milton Friedman and Margaret Thatcher. Kudlow and others suggest ...
