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Why JPMorgan thinks recession fears aren't to blame for the stock market's pain — and why the worst of the sell-off may be over
Stocks have plunged in amid fears that tariffs will weigh on economic growth. Yet, there may be a more under-the-radar reason behind the sell-off.
Watchdog group says stablecoin bill may facilitate 'crypto abuse'
"Price manipulations, coin failures, and use of cryptocurrencies in illicit finance will increase," warns D.C.-based watchdog group Public Citizen.
Largest Bitcoin miner bets big on Paraguay expansion: 'We’re going up above 400%'
HIVE Digital is planning a massive 400% increase in hash rate by expanding into Paraguay, tapping into the country’s hydroelectric surplus.
AI leading to faster, cheaper oil production, executives say
Artificial intelligence is speeding up oil and gas drilling and prompting companies to take a second look at places they had viewed as too difficult or expensive to develop, executives detailed during the CERAWeek conference in Houston. Oil producers are seeking ways to remain profitable in an environment of plummeting oil prices and worries that U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs could slow global energy demand. UK oil major BP is using AI to steer drill bits and predict potential problems in wells before they happen, said Ann Davies, BP's senior vice president of wells.
Bitwise predicted Bitcoin will hit $200k in 2025 but BTC is trading at $80K so far
In December 2024, Bitwise had predicted that Bitcoin’s price would hit $200,000 in 2025. But the current drop in its value has us worried.
Amid Trump’s latest tariff threats, the S&P 500 tumbles into correction territory just three weeks after smashing record highs
The index dipped 1.4%, while the Nasdaq Composite and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2% and 1.3%, respectively, on Thursday.
Cooler inflation isn't enough to save stocks from fresh tariff threats
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday also reiterated the administration's position that it's willing to tolerate market volatility.
He called Tesla's stock crash. Now he thinks it'll fall even more.
"As a traditional investor, it doesn't fit any valuation system that makes any sense compared to any other stock," Ross Gerber said of Tesla.
Can you buy crypto with a credit card? See the pros and cons.
See whether buying cryptocurrency with a credit card is possible and if it makes sense.