Sign crypto is finally dead
Bitcoin has pretty much lost all its gains throughout the pandemic and hit a new horror low that will make history.
Bitcoin has pretty much lost all its gains throughout the pandemic and hit a new horror low that will make history.
After a market “bloodbath”, experts are warning America is on the brink of recession. But what is a recession, and how will it affect Aussie workers?
A devastating story has emerged in the aftermath of major lay-offs across the US as the cryptocurrency market continues to plunge.
The world’s richest man Elon Musk has been hit with a $366 billion lawsuit over allegations of a “pyramid scheme”.
The world’s wealthiest bitcoin trader has lost almost $9 billion in two months as the cryptocurrency market crumbles.
If bitcoin dips below this level, it could be game over for the cryptocurrency. And it’s only $87 away from that point.
If bitcoin dips below this level, it could be game over for the cryptocurrency. And it’s only $800 away from that point.
Billions of dollars have been wiped from cryptocurrency markets this week, affecting thousands of Australians’ investments.
The largest cryptocurrency exchange has sacked nearly one-fifth of its staff via a brutal email from the CEO, in the latest grim sign for the market.
Just days after announcing staff cuts amid a spiralling cryptocurrency crash, billionaire twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have gone wild.
The world’s richest man could be in for a rough ride with his lucrative business experiencing a “very tough” time, according to a leaked email.
It’s dark times for bitcoin traders as the token continues to slip to levels so low two crypto exchanges paused all transactions in a scramble to survive.
Bitcoin has reached new lows as experts warn that the embattled digital token hasn’t hit anywhere near rock bottom.
A global health expert has warned governments against making a “classic” mistake after the pandemic, as an uncomfortable predicament looms.
Two of Australia’s most prominent trading platforms are set to merge in a huge move for sharemarket and crypto investors.
The Australian sharemarket was already in the dumps when a surprisingly strong rate hike gave traders even more reason to worry.
The Reserve Bank has shocked the market with the size of its second straight interest rate hike. Here’s what it means for borrowers and renters.
The Australian sharemarket started the week lower as traders steeled themselves for another interest rate hike.
There were strong gains for oil, gas and coal companies but not much else during Thursday’s ASX session.
Lithium players, gold miners and technology stocks copped a hammering on Wednesday, but gains for a host of blue-chips managed to drag the ASX higher.
World markets have shared a sigh of relief as Shanghai announced huge changes to a Covid-19 lockdown that has strangled the global economy.
The Australian sharemarket has handed back some of its recent gains with banking and technology stocks in retreat.
The cryptocurrency winter may be thawing after bitcoin pulled off the seemingly impossible amid a horror month.
It was a strong session for rate-sensitive technology and payment firms as the local sharemarket started the week sharply higher.
The world’s richest person has big plans to enter the hospitality industry with plans submitted to get the ambitious project underway.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has claimed a US recession would “actually be a good thing”, insisting the nation needed a “rude awakening” after the pandemic.
The Australian sharemarket followed Wall Street higher to finish the week higher.
Shares in American guns and ammo manufacturers have skyrocketed in the wake of the Texas massacre for one reason.
The Australian sharemarket more than surrendered its gains from the previous session as a host of blue-chip firms slipped into the red.
In a major move, a US investment bank has told clients cryptocurrency has taken over real estate as its preferred alternative asset.
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