Finbold

Finbold

Finbold.com, which stands for Finance in Bold, is an emerging platform that offers comprehensive updates on the latest happenings in the stock market, cryptocurrency, banking, technology, regulations, and more. Since December 2019, we have been delivering daily insights into how various financial markets are performing.

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  • 2 days ago | finbold.com | Andreja Stojanovic

    On Tuesday, April 22, Trump Media & Technology (NASDAQ: DJT) took another step toward becoming a cryptocurrency firm by entering a binding partnership with leading crypto exchange, Crypto.com, per the information shared with Finbold.

  • 2 days ago | finbold.com | Andreja Stojanovic

    Bitcoin’s (BTC) initial reaction to President Donald Trump’s trade war spooked cryptocurrency investors enough to seemingly disprove the digital gold thesis and place BTC firmly in the same box as other risk assets. Specifically, Trump’s Liberation Day tariff announcement on April 2 triggered a massive BTC sell-off, which took the coin from $84,598 at the time, to a low of $75,004 on April 9.

  • 2 days ago | finbold.com | Andreja Stojanovic

    In recent years, gold has taken the task of justifying its elevated status among assets to heart and outperformed the vast majority of its typical competitors. The impressive rally in the long and short-term charts has also led to an escalation in price forecasts. Specifically, it took the commodity well over a year to hit its $3,000 target, but its accelerating 2025 rally is now threatening to invalidate the prevailing $4,000 forecast.

  • 2 days ago | finbold.com | Andreja Stojanovic

    Ripple Labs is scheduled to unlock 1 billion XRP, worth approximately $2.1 billion at press time, on May 1, drastically increasing the number of tokens in circulation. Though the move, at face value, might appear inflationary and likely to drive the cryptocurrency’s price down, selling is, judging by previous such moves, likely unnecessary.

  • 2 days ago | finbold.com | Andreja Stojanovic

    On April 21 – Easter Monday – markets across the board made major moves, with stocks generally trading lower, while cryptocurrencies and gold surged. Indeed, U.S. stocks erased $1.5 trillion from their cumulative market capitalization during the day, with all major indices ending the session in the red. The S&P 500, for example, fell 2.38% from 5,282.70 points to 5,158.20 points, and the Nasdaq 100 dropped 2.46% from 18,258 to 17,808.