On Sept. 12, 2025, bitcoin traded near the upper end of the day’s range between $114,834 and $115,269 as traders gauged momentum into known resistance levels. Bitcoin On the daily bitcoin chart, price has recovered from the early-September dip near $107,270 and is stair-stepping higher toward the $116,500 to $118,000 area that capped rallies in
Gemini debuted on the Nasdaq at a roughly $4.4 billion valuation on Friday, as the crypto exchange’s shares immediately jumped above their initial offering price. The Winklevoss twins-founded firm’s stock opened at $37.01 apiece, a 32% increase compared to its upped IPO price of $28, according to Yahoo Finance. That initially gave Gemini a $3.32
Shares of Gemini (GEMI) opened at $41 a share on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on Friday, rising 45% from last night’s IPO price. The crypto exchange, which is run by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, priced its IPO at $28 a share, valuing the company at around $3.3 billion. It had sold 15.2 million shares,
JPMorgan Chase US chief economist Michael Feroli said he expects the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points next week. Feroli noted that some members wanted a larger rate cut, but none favored leaving rates unchanged. He also noted that the Fed’s dot plot projections are expected to project another rate cut after
Solana surged 5.5% on Friday and hit a daily peak above $241—the highest price seen since late January, as SOL gets a bullish boost from institutional interest. Forward Industries, a Nasdaq-traded design firm that serves medical and technology companies, announced earlier this week it had inked a $1.65 billion private investment in private equity, or
Allied Gaming & Entertainment, a Nasdaq-listed esports and gaming company, announced that it has invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum as part of a new “corporate treasury management strategy.” In response, its stock, traded under the ticker AGAE, soared 105% to $1.87 earlier Friday and has since dipped to $1.65, according to TradingView—still up 71% on
One of the dominant narratives this cycle has been that “this time is different.” With institutional adoption reshaping Bitcoin’s supply and demand dynamics, many argue that we won’t see the kind of euphoric blowoff top that defined past cycles. Instead, the idea is that smart money and ETFs will smooth out volatility, replacing mania with
As reported by Fortune, Grayscale Founder Barry Silbert has revealed his crypto pick aside from Bitcoin. At Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech conference in Park City, Utah, Silbert indicated he is betting on something other than Bitcoin, hinting at his newest passion. “I believe that the next big wave in crypto is going to be the convergence
Peter Schiff, probably the most vocal and stubborn hater of Bitcoin, has done it again. This time the target for his bespoke crypto criticism was Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, who shared a selfie with Strategy’s Michael Saylor, captioning that post with “Bitcoin and Ethereum are friends.” For Schiff, though, they are rather “partners in crime,” as