The US Securities and Exchange Commission has suddenly put brakes on high-leverage crypto ETFs by issuing warning letters to major ETF issuers. Proposed funds from issuers like Direxion, ProShares, Tidal Financial, Volatility Shares, and GraniteShares apparently exceeded volatility limits – by using derivatives to chase extreme leverage on crypto and single stocks such as Tesla or Nvidia. The applications for …
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USPD is facing a severe security breach after an attacker quietly gained …
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Key Takeaways BitMine reportedly acquired an additional 41,946 ETH, boosting its Ethereum …
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Sony Launch Major Bid To Save Soneium Crypto With New Stablecoin
by Trevor Jonesby Trevor JonesSony just made another move in crypto. And this one is about …
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Ethereum’s NUPL stays positive, showing ETH holders are still in profit …
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Robinhood shares rise despite Connecticut cease-and-desist order
by Trevor Jonesby Trevor JonesRobinhood Markets Inc. stock traded higher in recent sessions, closing Thursday at …
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene increases Bitcoin exposure during market dip
by Trevor Jonesby Trevor JonesKey Takeaways Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene increased her Bitcoin exposure by investing …
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Citadel Pushes SEC For DeFi Oversight, Crypto Heavyweights Push Back Harder
by Trevor Jonesby Trevor JonesCitadel, an investment management firm, has asked the US Securities and Exchange …
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Whales bought 4.73M LINK in 48 hours as the price rebounds …
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21Shares has launched the first leveraged exchange-traded fund linked to the Sui …
