For investors who are bullish on crypto but wary of holding the actual virtual currencies, Coinbase is a solid bellwether for the broader crypto economy.
Equities are reacting to brightening economic prospects while the Federal Reserve intends to keep the monetary stimulus spigot flowing for the foreseeable future.
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While stories surrounding GameStop have garnered all sorts of attention in recent months, a much deeper shift involving the world of gaming has gotten less notice: The pandemic cemented a new digital mass migration.
When non-fungible tokens first gained initial prominence within the cryptocurrency community in 2017, they were the subject of much excitement among those advocating for blockchain adoption.
In many ways, the pandemic denied us access to the ever-important concept of “community.” We had to find new and innovative ways to stay in touch with others.
The IPO market has boomed this year, building momentum from 2020 as a wave of companies look to tap the public markets. But the manner in which companies are going public has expanded beyond traditional IPOs to SPAC listings and direct listings, such as Coinbase.
Retail sales jumped a massive 9.8% last month as consumers went back to bars, restaurants, and physical retail locations in droves, while weekly jobless claims fell to 576,000, the lowest number since the pandemic began last year.
The main focus for investors today will be on the barrage of bank earnings reports today, which so far have been much stronger than expected, as well as the slew of economic data releases, including retail sales, which will likely garner the most attention.
When most people think of blockchain technology, they equate it with Bitcoin. But a few years ago, with the advent of Ethereum and smart contracts came the ability to program the blockchain to perform actions far more complex and potentially far more beneficial