The so-called whales were busy during Bitcoin’s crash to a 15-month low of $60,000 as the large investors stepped in to buy the dip. The recovery lifted the cryptocurrency by roughly 17% in a matter of days, and the top cryptocurrency was trading at $69,165 during the time of writing. Data shows the rally followed
Applied Materials stock price has rebounded in the past two consecutive days, moving from a low of $288 on February 4 to the current $322. It is approaching the all-time high of $345 as traders watch for the upcoming financial results. Applied Materials stock is benefiting from the AI boom AMAT is a top company
Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has added to its already sizable cryptocurrency holdings, acquiring an additional 1,142 Bitcoin for approximately $90 million, according to a regulatory filing released on Monday. In an 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Strategy said the purchases were made between February 2 and February 8 at an
Novo Nordisk’s Denmark-listed shares climbed more than 7%, while the stock gained close to 6% in US premarket trading after telehealth company Hims & Hers said it would stop offering its newly launched oral obesity pill copycat following regulatory scrutiny. Hims & Hers, by contrast, fell nearly 20% in premarket trading. Additionally, Novo Nordisk also
The top cryptocurrency news in LATAM this week includes: XDC Network crosses $100 million in tokenized assets in Brazil, Argentina introduces its first public Bitcoin treasury model, and Brazilian investors express increasing interest in “digital gold” in light of the metal’s recent surge. Argentina’s first public Bitcoin Treasury model Argentina’s public Bitcoin treasury represents a
A volatile week for precious metals is ending on a slightly positive note, with gold and silver logging small gains. Simmering geopolitical tensions and increasing safe-haven demand boosted gold prices on Friday. Meanwhile, oil prices saw a modest increase on Friday, following reports from Iran’s foreign minister indicating that discussions between Iran and the US
Markets remained on edge through the week, with Big Tech spending fears, central-bank signals, and a sharp crypto rebound colliding in a volatile session. Amazon shares slid on alarm over massive AI capital spending, while India’s central bank stood pat on rates, striking a steady tone on growth. Wall Street also digested Goldman Sachs’ push
The Dow exploded higher on Friday, surging roughly 1,000 points as a targeted rebound in chipmakers eased a bruising week for US markets. After several sessions of sharp tech-led selling, investors stepped back into large-cap semiconductors and cyclical names. The rebound lifted the Dow to one of its strongest single-day advances this year and pushed
BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI stock) surged about 18% on Friday after a string of company announcements and heavy trading activity rekindled interest in the beaten-down AI stock. Volume witnessed considerable growth versus recent sessions, a sign that both news-driven buyers and short-covering traders stepped in. The move left investors debating whether today’s rally marks the start
The Japanese yen slipped as traders positioned for Sunday’s snap election, with markets expecting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to extend her hold on power and keep a reflationary policy mix in place. According to MUFG Bank analysts, Japan’s political backdrop is adding “downward pressure on the yen,” while Polymarket pricing cited by Benzinga shows near-certainty