Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of $713 million last week, close to Bitcoin ETFs' $884 million, marking Ethereum's strongest inflow in about ten months. This surge reflects a shift in institutional investors' interest, driven by lower Treasury yields and improved regulatory conditions. BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust led Ethereum inflows, while Bitcoin ETFs maintain a much larger total asset base. The trend suggests Ethereum is becoming a primary investment choice alongside Bitcoin in regulated crypto portfolios.
Bitcoin is currently trading around $79,800 with sellers temporarily in control, though the overall market trend remains bullish. The price has fluctuated between $78,597 and $81,281 in the last 24 hours, facing resistance near $83,000, a key level t...
Bullish, a digital asset exchange, has committed $100 million in financing to USD.AI to support a novel lending model where loans are backed by NVIDIA GPUs. This builds on Bullish's earlier $4 million equity investment and involves non-recourse loans...
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Investors holding high-yield dividend stocks like mortgage REITs and BDCs outside a Roth IRA face significant tax penalties, as these dividends are taxed as ordinary income. A $500,000 portfolio in these stocks can lose about $12,720 annually in taxe...
NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Micron are central to the booming AI hardware market, with upcoming September earnings reports highlighting strong demand and supply constraints. NVIDIA reported record revenue and expects supply bottlenecks through 2028, Broadc...
