In 2025, WhiteBIT made some serious moves. They didn't just sit around. They grew big time. They entered new markets. They made new friends. And they improved their platform. It was a busy year. But what does it all mean? First, let's talk about where they went. WhiteBIT popped up in places like Au
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest made some big moves in the crypto world recently. They bought a lot of shares in Bitmine Immersion, Coinbase, and Bullish. But they also sold some shares in Shopify and a few other companies. This all happened while Bitcoin and Ethereum were losing value. Bitmine Immersion
In 2026, the crypto world might see a surge in ETF launches, thanks to clearer rules from the SEC. This could lead to a lot of new crypto ETFs hitting the market. But not all of them will survive. Many might struggle and get shut down within a year and a half, according to experts. The SEC recently
HashKey Holdings, the big player in Hong Kong's crypto world, just had its first day on the stock market. Their shares went up a bit, showing that people are interested. They sold a lot of shares and made around $206 million. The company is now worth about $18. 5 billion. This is a big deal because
The job market has been tough lately. Imagine getting a yearly summary from LinkedIn that highlights how many job applications you sent out and how many connections you made. It’s not exactly a confidence booster when the unemployment rate is at a four-year high. LinkedIn’s Year in Review feature s
The market has been on a downhill streak, with the S&P 500 experiencing its fourth straight losing session. The tech sector, particularly those listed on the Nasdaq, is leading the decline. Investors are growing anxious about the rapid pace of spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure. A r
KULR Technology Group, Inc. made waves in the tech world recently. Their stock went up and then down. This happened after they announced a new partnership. The partnership is for AI data center power systems. The company is teaming up with a global cell manufacturer. Together, they will create a ne
JPMorgan is making big moves in its technology ECM (Equity Capital Markets) division. The company has appointed Edward Byun as the global head of technology ECM. Byun is no stranger to the finance world, having spent over 20 years in the industry. He recently joined JPMorgan from Goldman Sachs, brin
Two big tech companies have teamed up to make old TV tech work with new video systems. VITEC, known for its IPTV and digital signage, and Actelis Networks, famous for its secure and quick networking solutions, have joined forces. Their goal? To let places with old TV cables (RF coaxial) use modern I
Cocoa prices took a dip recently. Why? Good weather in West Africa is making cocoa trees happy. Farmers in Ivory Coast and Ghana say the mix of rain and sun is just right. This means more cocoa pods, which means more supply. More supply usually means lower prices. But wait, there's more to this sto
