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Cryptocurrencies continued their strong rebound Wednesday but investors may fear it's another false dawn.

AI risk appetite is holding firm. A Bitcoin rebound will add further fuel.

Amazon announces AI chips, Marvell’s data center business takes off, Bitcoin recoups lost ground, and more news to start your day.

Other coins, including Ethereum XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin, were all up sharply as well.

Less than two hours after the opening bell, 48 million shares had changed hands—10 times the stock’s daily average.

The stumbles for StubHub, Klarna, and Gemini should give investors pause as more companies plan IPOs for 2026.

The firm is now permitting customers to invest in cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds and mutual funds.

The S&P 500 may need a crypto comeback to make a run at its record high.

Nvidia’s Synopsys stake can help shake competition concerns, U.S.-U.K. drug deal signals lower tariffs, and more news to start your day.

The Bank of Japan on Monday raised the likelihood of a rate hike, which could impact the Yen carry trade as it relates to Bitcoin purchases.

The $11.7 million purchase brings Strategy’s total holdings to 650,000 Bitcoins.

Synopsys jumps after Nvidia invests $2 billion in the company’s common stock, while Tesla follows Chinese electric-vehicle makers to the downside after the companies issue deliveries for November.

The cryptocurrency’s decline is testing investor sentiment heading into the final month of the year.

The company established a $1.44 billion reserve funded by the sale of common stock to cover the preferred dividend payments.

The Bitcoin treasury company sells common stock, preferred, and debt to fund its crypto purchases.

Bitcoin’s Thanksgiving rally stalled early Friday but the world’s largest cryptocurrency still looked set to end a terrible month with a good week.

Futures trading halted by data center outage, crypto firm tied to Trump family dismisses top executives, more news to start your day.

ALT5 Sigma dismissed two of its top leaders, according to a government filing.

The investment manager’s daily trading file, posted on social media site X, revealed a tranche of pre-Thankgiving trades. 

“We wear your loathing with pride,” Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said in a post on X addressed to S&P.

Stocks are having their best Thanksgiving week since 2012 but as Americans around the country rush to put their turkeys in the oven even more market gains could be heating up.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP were jumping Thursday even as the U.S. stock market was closed for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Wall Street has plenty to be thankful for right now, with investors hoping that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month.

Digital assets have traded sideways since the start of the week, despite tech stocks getting a boost over the same period.