Bitget has expanded its API to include CFD trading for gold, foreign exchange, and stock indices, adding 16 new endpoints for market data, trading, position management, and account operations. This update allows programmatic traders to access traditional asset derivatives through the same API used for crypto trading, enhancing multi-asset trading capabilities especially for institutional users. Users must open a CFD account and complete verification to trade, with products settled in USD and funded via USDT. Details on fees, leverage, and regional availability remain to be confirmed. This move positions Bitget as a bridge between crypto and traditional finance exposure in one platform.
Imperial Petroleum reported record revenues and strong cash flow in the second quarter, alongside significant share repurchases. The company is benefiting from limited inventory availability controlled by the Vafias family, reducing the risk of share...
Coinbase has expanded its DeFi Earn product to Brazil by integrating with Morpho, an onchain lending protocol on the Base network. This new option allows Brazilian users to earn yields on their USDC holdings through decentralized finance. The move br...
Zcash (ZEC) experienced a sharp 14% price decline on September 11, 2026, falling to around $1,069 without any confirmed news or regulatory actions to explain the drop. Analysts point to a technical sell signal flagged the day before, indicating overb...
Bitcoin's price increased about 25%, from $63,000 to $79,000, while mid-sized coin inflows to major exchanges fell by 15.5%, indicating holders are reluctant to sell. This price rise was driven mainly by retail and institutional investors, with whale...
The Invesco S&P SmallCap Energy ETF (PSCE) focuses on small-cap U.S. energy companies with minimal hedging, positioning it to benefit fully from elevated oil prices and supply shortages. With a low expense ratio of 0.29% and a 2% dividend yield, the ...
