Exchange Traded Funds Top 10 Volume Leaders
NET % VOL STOCK (Symbol) LAST CHG CHG 100s iSh 20+ Year Treasury Bd TLT 82.76 0.24 0.29 96,113,751 Direxion TSLA Bull 2X TSLL 8.11 0.43 5.60 92,424…
Bitcoin Falls as Fed Rate-Cut Hopes Fade — Market Talk
Bitcoin falls in Asian trading. Fading expectations for Fed rate cuts and persistent U.S. inflation concerns continue to weigh on demand for crypto assets, Novaque Research analysts say. Meanwhile, bitcoin could face more selling pressure as more leveraged traders bet on long-term gains while additi…
Digital Assets Are Here to Stay. Washington Should Get on Board. — Barrons.com
By Samara Epstein CohenWhen the Securities and Exchange Commission approved the first exchange-traded fund in 1993, regulators opened access to a new market structure whose mechanics, liquidity model, and market-making conventions weren't yet proven at scale. Skeptics questioned whether investors wo…
Correction to Flutter Entertainment to End FanDuel Partnership With CME Article
Flutter Entertainment Chief Executive Peter Jackson said the company's partnership with Crypto.com would deliver a step change. "Flutter Entertainment to End FanDuel Partnership With CME — Interview," at 2:13 p.m. ET, incorrectly said Jackson said the partnership would deliver a set change.
Bitcoin Movement Decouples From Equities — Market Talk
Bitcoin prices have been rangebound over the past month, trading within the range of $62,000 to $67,000, according to data from CoinGlass. Bitcoin doesn't appear to be reflecting the volatility seen in the stock market, which analysts are taking as a sign that the macroeconomic focus that cryptocurr…
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: 'K-Shaped Economy is Over' — Market Talk
1245 ET - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proclaims "the K-shaped economy is over," in an interview with CNBC. The term describes higher-income earners thriving in the economy while lower-income earners struggle. Bessent says we are now seeing a more "C-shaped economy where the lower-end of wage ea…
Wells Fargo to Roll Out Tokenized Deposits for Corporate Clients — WSJ
By Gina HeebWells Fargo plans to launch tokenized deposits for corporate and commercial clients this fall, the latest sign that big banks are embracing the world of digital assets.The detailsThe fourth-largest U.S. bank by assets said clients will be able to transfer, program and settle funds around…
Bitcoin Remains Weak as Geopolitical Uncertainty Rises, Strategy Sells Bitcoin — Market Talk
Bitcoin stays under pressure following renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and after crypto hoarding firm Strategy announced it sold bitcoins last week. President Trump said Monday Iran was "unbelievably duplicitous," claiming Tehran had asked for talks on ending the war before denying discussions were takin…
FBI Agent Is Accused of Taking Cryptocurrency From Suspect's Accounts — WSJ
By Sadie GurmanAn FBI counterintelligence agent is accused of taking about $1 million worth of cryptocurrency from the digital accounts of an overseas suspect in a U.S. criminal investigation, according to court documents.Patrick Yaroch, a Federal Bureau of Investigation supervisory agent who works …
Bitcoin Faces Double Whammy From $89M Security Breach and Strategy Sale — Barrons.com
By Mackenzie TatananniIt isn't getting any easier for Bitcoin.The world's largest cryptocurrency by market value has fallen over 20% in 2026, dragged lower by softening institutional demand, geopolitical tensions, and a steep selloff in late May. Prices remain far below the peak of over $120,000 rea…
Strategy Sells $105 Million of Bitcoin — WSJ
By Vicky Ge HuangStrategy, the bitcoin-hoarding firm founded by Michael Saylor, said it sold 1,638 bitcoin last week to fund preferred stock dividends and repurchases.The sale, which raised about $105 million, comes after the company unveiled a turnaround plan last month aimed at shoring up investor…
Food Inflation Likely to Remain Elevated in the Long Term — Market Talk
0834 ET - Food inflation will be higher for longer as a result of climate-related supply shocks, lower investment and other factors, UBS analysts write. High welfare standards for livestock, as well as higher labor costs and fast-growing demand will also lift prices. Advances in agricultural technol…