Jai Hamid

The year started with a glimmer of hope for stocks. Major indexes opened higher, teasing a cheerful 2025 for investors. But the excitement didn't last.

President Donald Trump and Mr. Elon Musk aren't exactly what you'd call subtle. They're loud, polarizing, and influential beyond belief.

Investors just ripped $333 million out of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) in a single day. It's the largest withdrawal the fund has seen since its blockbuster launch earlier this year.

President Donald Trump has declared that tariffs would not only tackle America's $36 trillion national debt but would also “MAKE AMERICA WEALTHY AGAIN.”

Coinbase has acquired the Cyprus unit of BUX, a European brokerage once known as Stryk, and wasted no time rebranding it as Coinbase Financial Services Europe.

The S&P 500 just wrapped up 2024 with its ugliest year-end slump in over seven decades. Between Christmas and New Year's Eve, the benchmark index dropped 2.6%, its worst holiday season decline since records began in 1952.

In this post: China's economy is in freefall, with 10-year bond yields hitting a historic low below 1.60% and a real estate market that's lost $18 trillion since 2021.

Bitcoin bulls are reviving. The king of cryptos just reclaimed $98,000 for the first time in weeks after a weak year-end performance, with intraday prices ranging from a low of $96,016.63 to a high of $98,539.00.

In this post: Nvidia's stock is already up 6% just two trading days into 2025, trading at $143.78.

Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple's CEO, has declared that: “2025 is here, and the Trump bull market is real.” The company, battered by years of regulatory setbacks under Gary Gensler's SEC, is roaring back into the U.S. market, seizing opportunities created by a massive political change.