Vicky Ge Huang is a Markets Reporter at various leading financial publications. She specializes in areas such as cryptocurrency, blockchain, and personal finance, with a keen focus on financial markets and trading. Vicky's insights and analyses have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Financial News, MarketWatch, Barron's, LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo News.
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Vicky Ge Huang's coverage predominantly focuses on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry in the United States, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, investment analysis, and legal policy regulation. She would likely be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or expert commentary related to breaking developments in the crypto space within the U.S.
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By: Vicky Ge Huang
Nasdaq is set to launch options on BlackRock’s bitcoin exchange-traded fund on Tuesday. Crypto traders have been [wondering when they can trade options](https://www.wsj/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-jones-earnings-01-23-2024/card/why-aren-t-there-options-on-the-new-bitcoin-etfs-yet--iryVO
By: Matt Wirz, Vicky Ge Huang
Investors are snapping up bonds tied to car loans, betting that a strong U.S. economy will keep rising delinquency rates in check.
MicroStrategy has sold a larger-than-expected $2.6 billion of bonds that convert into stock, giving the cryptocurrency-buying software company more cash to purchase bitcoins. The convertible bond offering was increased in size by almost 50%, from a previous $1.75 billion, the company said Wednesday, signaling strong investor demand. The company unveiled an audacious plan last month to raise $42 billion of capital—half in stock and half through bonds—over three years to buy bitcoin.
Bitcoin is closing in on the $100,000 milestone Friday after investors poured more than $1 billion of new money into exchange-traded funds tracking the cryptocurrency.
MicroStrategy shares are a more popular bitcoin play than the cryptocurrency itself for many individual investors.
By: Vicky Ge Huang
MicroStrategy didn’t take much of a Thanksgiving break, buying a further $1.5 billion of bitcoin last week. The software-intelligence company turned bitcoin-holding entity said Monday it bought 15,400 bitcoins for cash last week. It paid an average $95,976 per coin, including fees and expenses.
Paul Atkins, Trump’s nominee to run the securities regulator has close ties to digital-asset companies.
By: Vicky Ge Huang
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, is ascendant in Washington and a $2 trillion asset. Yet some of the most astute investors still aren’t convinced of its value.
By: Vicky Ge Huang
Asset managers hoping to seize on the momentum of bitcoin funds are jockeying to put smaller tokens into exchange-traded funds.
Bitcoin prices have more than doubled this year, fueled by the launch of the first U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds, plus Donald Trump's election. Asset managers hope to seize on the momentum by putting smaller and riskier tokens into ETFs—but some investors are skeptical.
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