2018-6-14 20:09 |
A senior U.S. regulator has stated that Ethereum “in its present state” is not a security under U.S. law
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Markets are closing the year with a shift in tone. Tonight’s digest tracks a cooling tech rally, a landmark energy-tech spinoff, and volatility across hard assets and crypto. From profit-taking in mega-cap stocks to silver’s violent reversal and Bitcoin flashing technical warning signs, the common thread is transition.
Waters is demanding answers from the SEC over its softened stance on crypto regulation.
Markets are closing the year with a sharp shift in conviction, as capital moves away from momentum trades and toward structural bets. SoftBank is abandoning flashy AI exposure for hard infrastructure, Zepto is testing investor appetite for cash-burning scale, and commodity markets are violently unwinding geopolitical risk.
A brief safe-haven rally lost steam as heavy resistance at $90K sparked a mechanical flush for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin investors are looking ahead to the new year with cautious optimism after a volatile 2025. Despite recent turbulence, Cory Klippsten – the chief executive of Swan Bitcoin – believes the digital asset is poised for a sharp rally over the next 12 months.
California’s proposed 2026 Billionaire Tax Act is drawing mounting criticism from prominent figures across the crypto and technology sectors, who warn that the measure could drive capital and entrepreneurs out of the state while failing to deliver its intended benefits.
The UNI price held steady at $6 on Sunday as investors reacted to the latest token burn after the recent token burn. Uniswap’s token was up by 25% from its lowest point this year. This article explores what to expect with the UNI token in the coming days.