This Week in Coins: GameStop Surge Spurs Meme Coin Mania, and Bitcoin Ends on a High
GameStop bull Roaring Kitty returned to the internet, prompting a huge meme stock and coin surge. And Bitcoin hit its highest price since the halving.
GameStop bull Roaring Kitty returned to the internet, prompting a huge meme stock and coin surge. And Bitcoin hit its highest price since the halving.
The U.S. Congress bipartisan vote has overwhelmingly demonstrated its rejection of the SEC’s SAB 121. President Biden threatened to veto the overruling. Will the executive branch overthrow Congress’s decision?
The Department of Justice charged Daren Li and Yicheng Zhang with orchestrating a “pig butchering” cryptocurrency scam.
Altcoins have “tactical opportunities” but not the massive gains seen in previous cycles, says 10xResearch head of research Markus Thielen.
Reddit stock spiked on the news while critics of the social discussion platform predicted AI bias would get worse.
The Gann Fanns model and an emerging Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern are top of mind for traders to see if Bitcoin can “bounce” above its all-time high.
Gaming giants Ubisoft and Bandai Namco are building on Oasys, and now it’s making inroads in Japan via the SBINFT Market.
Illya Sutskever said he’s leaving OpenAI for a “personally meaningful” project, and research director Jakub Pachocki is now taking over the role.
Meme stocks are blazing hot again with GameStop bull Roaring Kitty’s apparent return, but will his tweets alone sustain the hype?
Keith Gill returned to social media after a year away, leading GameStop stock to more than double in value and a Solana-based tribute coin to spike 1,900%.