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Why Didn't Bitcoin Rally with the US Stocks? Deciphering the Current State and Future Trends of the Crypto MarketThe latest CPI data released last night further solidified the expectation of interest rate cuts, triggering a significant move in the US stock market. The Nasdaq plunged by 2%, while the Russell 2000 surged by 3

Cryptocurrencies and the Stock Market: A Complex Interplay In recent years, the connection between the cryptocurrency market and traditional financial markets has become increasingly close, and their interaction has grown more intricate. While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have been hitting new highs in recent weeks, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have been on a downward trend

Why Are Gold Stocks Not Rising When Gold Prices Are? Unveiling the "Leverage Failure" of Gold Mining StocksIn the investment world, it's often said that "when gold prices rise, gold stocks will follow suit." However, this isn't always the case

Bitcoin Concept Stocks Plunge Amid Cryptocurrency Market Volatility Introduction In the wake of significant volatility in the global cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin concept stocks have experienced a sharp decline. As of time of writing, major Bitcoin concept stocks have posted notable losses, reflecting investor concerns about the sector

Bitcoin concept stocks have plunged today after a sudden crash in the cryptocurrency market and concerns over the upcoming Bitcoin halving event. At the time of writing, HiSun Technology (01647) has plummeted 8

Cryptocurrency-related stocks listed in Hong Kong experienced a significant decline on April 2, 2022, following a wider market sell-off in the virtual currency sector. Notable losses were observed in the share prices of China Fortune Holdings Limited (01647), OSL Digital Securities Limited (00863), Blue Interactive Entertainment Limited (08267), and Meitu Inc

Over the past six months, the correlation between the US 10-year Treasury yield and Bitcoin's price has been significantly negative, reaching -90.61%

Bitcoin concept stocks plunged across the board on April 2, reflecting a general downturn in the cryptocurrency market. Market news, an upcoming halving event, and analyst reports heightened investor concerns

US stock markets started the final week of March with a mixed bag of results. The Nasdaq Composite Index ended the week on a high note, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index both closed lower

Bitcoin, the largest by market value, rose by over 10% at one point, but then fell back to below $30000. As of the time of publication, Bitcoin's quotation was $28434, still reaching its highest point in nearly two months

Against the backdrop of rising US treasury bond bond yields, a stronger US dollar and geopolitical uncertainty, the world's leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), continues to face challenges in returning to the US $28000 level.However, according to a report by Reflexity, a digital asset research firm, despite these obstacles, Bitcoin remains the best-performing asset class in 2023, with an impressive year to date (YTD) return of 63

The Nasdaq Index (NDX) fell last week, leaving behind a candle that looked terrible. However, when measuring the strength of potential trends, technology stocks may have more room for development