Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, has introduced Project Archimedes, a $300 million capital program aimed at supporting quantitative trading firms, asset managers, and market makers. The program offers $100 million in capital to emerging firms and $200 million in interest-free loans to established institutions, helping them scale their market-neutral strategies. This initiative addresses the growing need for capital and improved execution in institutional crypto trading, with a focus on sustainable performance and risk control. Bitget plans to support over fifty projects within six months and will provide ongoing updates on the program's progress.
Ripple announced its Swell 2026 conference will feature over 75 speakers and expect more than 1,500 attendees from Oct 27-29 in New York. The event merges Ripple's institutional Swell conference with the XRPL Apex developer gathering, broadening its ...
Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, describes Bitcoin as a 'deep freeze' for money, likening it to a freezer that preserves the value of wealth over decades. He argues that money is stored energy and Bitcoin conserves this energy best by being ...
XRP has seen a notable rise in negative social sentiment, reaching its lowest point in three months, while daily active addresses on the XRP Ledger surged to nearly 50,000, the highest in over two months. This contrast shows declining market confiden...
Pump.fun, a Solana-based memecoin launchpad, has become the third highest-earning crypto protocol with $12 million in weekly revenue, trailing only Tether and Circle. It generates income through fees on token trades, graduation fees, and its trading ...
JPMorgan's JEPQ and NEOS's SPYI ETFs both provide monthly income with similar distribution rates but differ significantly in fees, underlying strategies, and tax implications. JEPQ charges 0.35% and uses equity-linked notes with Nasdaq-100 exposure, ...
