Bitcoin and the broader crypto market showed resilience, with BTC near $65,000 and Ethereum hitting a two-month high, despite weakness in AI stocks. Investors are focused on the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate decision, inflation data, GDP figures, and earnings reports from major tech companies, which could influence crypto's direction. Analysts are divided on whether Bitcoin will break out of its trading range or pull back, with key resistance levels at $67,300 for BTC and $2,000 for ETH. Market catalysts this week include Fed moves, macroeconomic data, and significant Bitcoin and Ethereum options expirations.
Johnson & Johnson has reached a historic $5.5 billion settlement to resolve claims from about 70,000 women and families alleging its talc products, including Johnson's Baby Powder, contained asbestos and caused cancers such as ovarian cancer and meso...
Catalyst Acquisition Corp. announced the pricing of its initial public offering (IPO) at $10 per unit, raising $200 million by offering 20 million units. The units, each including one Class A ordinary share and a partial share right, will begin tradi...
XRP's price declined to around $1.06 as investors remain cautious ahead of a US vote on the Clarity Act, which could clarify crypto regulations. Despite growing on-chain activity and Ripple's launch of institutional tools like Ripple Mint, XRP faces ...
Binance distributed a $0.50 dividend per share of Orchid Island Capital (ORC) in USDC stablecoins to eligible holders, reinforcing the link between traditional stock dividends and blockchain technology. This approach allows investors to receive divid...
Carnival has shifted from recovery to growth, achieving record revenue, net yields, EBITDA, and customer deposits. The company’s forward earnings per share (EPS) growth is supported by strong pricing, advanced bookings, monetizing own destinations, c...
