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.
Clarkson PLC has increased its full-year profit before tax forecast to at least £135 million for 2026 following robust trading in August and September. The company benefited from volatile but record-high freight rates and higher asset prices amid geo...
Ondo Finance has introduced on-chain tokenization products that provide access to private equity, specifically targeting an AI company in the pre-IPO stage. This move expands Ondo's tokenization from public market instruments to private equity, tradi...
US stock markets closed the week with mixed results: the Nasdaq rose 0.46%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.25% and the S&P 500 dipped 0.26%. Treasury yields climbed steadily, with the 10-year Treasury briefly reaching a 24-year high ne...
Ether (ETH) trading on Binance's perpetual market shows a significant bid surplus of $55.9 million, indicating strong buying interest near $2,694.94. Binance's spot market also has a smaller bid surplus of about $1.5 million. However, other platforms...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order permitting the broader use of red-dyed diesel, a cheaper, tax-exempt fuel usually reserved for farms and construction, to help lower soaring fuel prices. This move comes as the US diesel price hit a re...
