The crypto treasury trade is showing cracks today, and the split between the two flagship equities is wider than the moves in the coins they hold. The Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) is unchanged at $717.
As rallies in Bitcoin and Ethereum stall, Adam Lynch (@CharlesSchwab) takes investors through the price action of both to explain how "psychological levels" are playing a role in the sideways move. Along on Adam's radar: Strategy (MSTR) resuming Bitcoin purchases and perpetual futures for cryptocurrencies.
Crypto treasury stocks are outrunning a firmer tape at midday. The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NASDAQ:IBIT) is up 5% to $45.88, while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY) is up 1% to $772.97.
Brian Vieten of Siebert explains what lead to the recent rally in Bitcoin off a recent floor the cryptocurrency established. He points to Strategy (MSTR) selling Bitcoin, paired with Clarity Act uncertainty, as two key culprits to the spring selloff.
COIN expands its Webull partnership into Canada to offer crypto trading, liquidity and custody infrastructure as digital-asset demand rises.
A 15Y take-or-pay contract backlog, expanded opportunities of up to $85.66B, and aggressive power procurements underscore Applied Digital's robust HPC monetization prospects. The nascent capacity of 100 MW as of FQ4 '26 and the outsized, multi-year backlog of 1,410 MW by 2028 imply their accelerated growth prospects. The recent meltdown has unlocked APLD's cheap FY2029 EV/Sales of 4.75x against the big 5 hyperscalers' median of 6.81x.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) sit essentially flat this Tuesday morning, yet the equities tied to them are opening sharply lower.
Bitcoin trades at $78,142 this morning, and the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NASDAQ:IBIT) closed yesterday at $44.67, up 1.75% on the session.
Figure Technology Solutions, BlackRock and Block span tokenized markets, crypto products and bitcoin payments as digital finance adoption expands.
On a recent edition of CNBC's Mad Money Lightning Round, Jim Cramer fielded questions from viewers. Two of Cramer's clearest calls were to buy Vale (NYSE:VALE | VALE Price Prediction) as an inflation hedge comparable to cryptocurrency and to stay long Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) through an upcoming leadership change.
The claim was filed in late 2024 by a user of the digital asset firm's lending program, Earn. However, there was insufficient evidence that Gemini had lied to its customers or neglected to do due diligence with Genesis Global Capital, its main lending partner, according to the ruling viewed by CNBC.
There has been a notable increase in discussions surrounding a possible Anthropic initial public offering (IPO) in late August, with September often mentioned as the month when the artificial intelligence (AI) giant will hit the stock market.