Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) maintain a bullish outlook despite a sluggish start to the week. XRP, the 5th-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is down by more than 1% in the last 24 hours and is now trading at $1.40. Despite the price pullback, the broader structure remains bullish, with technical indicators suggesting
One of Wall Street’s most dependable buyers is about to become less active. More than $1.1 trillion of announced corporate buyback authorisations had moved back into open repurchase windows through late August, helping support US equities during the summer rebound. But that support is set to thin as companies enter pre-earnings blackout periods ahead of
Micron Technology appears to be stepping up its high-bandwidth memory production as artificial intelligence demand continues to overwhelm supply, giving the chipmaker an opportunity to capture more of a fast-growing market. According to South Korean news outlet Electronic Times, Micron is spending to double its high-bandwidth memory production capacity by the end of the year.
Institutional cryptocurrency trading increasingly depends on infrastructure that can keep pace with automated execution strategies. Market makers, quantitative funds and other professional trading firms may send thousands of API requests across multiple accounts and markets as they continuously update orders, monitor positions and respond to changing market conditions. That makes API rate limits an important
KuCoin has launched KCUSD, an Earn product offering daily yields backed by real-world assets. The product is available to eligible retail, high-net-worth, and institutional users and is designed to allow users to earn returns on otherwise idle stablecoin balances. KCUSD initially supports subscriptions starting at 1 USDT, USDC, or USDG, with no subscription fee and
Gold and Bitcoin (BTC) have rallied as investors increasingly embrace the so-called debasement trade, while the US dollar has weakened. The timing has drawn attention to the US Treasury’s decision to increase its long-term debt buybacks. But according to Alexander Lis, chief investment officer at SDV, investors risk confusing two very different things: a Treasury
Solana (SOL) has gained 44% over the past 30 days as buyers continue defending the psychologically important $100 level. The token rebounded strongly from this support, triggering a sharp increase in market activity. Trading volume rose 64% over 24 hours to $3.5 billion, representing almost 6% of Solana’s circulating market capitalization. The rebound indicates that
Apple is preparing for a closely watched product launch on Sept. 9, with the company expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and its first foldable iPhone. The event will be the first major product launch overseen by new CEO John Ternus. The launch comes after the iPhone 17 lineup helped
Oracle is heading into its latest earnings report with investors focused on one central question: can the software giant’s rapidly expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure business grow fast enough to justify the enormous spending required to build it? The company, led by Larry Ellison, is scheduled to report quarterly results on Thursday in what could be
Broadcom is emerging as a major beneficiary of the rapid expansion in artificial intelligence infrastructure, with its AI semiconductor business posting strong growth and the company raising its long-term revenue outlook. The semiconductor and infrastructure software company expects AI revenue to reach $115 billion in fiscal 2027 and $230 billion in fiscal 2028, supported by