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Continuing to make history! Bitcoin once broke through $0.093 million, next step aiming for $0.1 million?
According to data from the derivatives exchange Deribit, call options are betting on bitcoin reaching 0.1 million dollars. There are constant optimistic voices in the market, but some industry insiders point out that a lot of good news has already been priced into bitcoin, and in addition, the surge in US bond yields is unfavorable for cryptos.
U.S. stocks gold mining | Stock prices hit a record high! Amazon has skyrocketed 40% this year; high-performing stocks soar again! Spotify partners with gambling giant Flutter to create new highs.
Secured a 5.8 billion investment from Volkswagen! The electric vehicle newcomer Rivian surged nearly 14% last night, with its stock price hitting a new high in nearly three months.
Daily options tracking | Cryptos concept stocks strengthen again before the market opens! MSTR's volatility has been rising for several days; amazon hits a historic high! Call options within the week have doubled their profits.
Claiming to be a "SpaceX competitor," Rocket Lab surged 28% after earnings, with options volume skyrocketing threefold month-on-month to 0.4 million contracts. Call options accounted for 76.5%, among which the call options expiring this Friday with a strike price of $20 were the most active, with a volume exceeding 0.02 million contracts, and several call options saw premiums increase by over 200%.
Coinbase 10% Shareholder Sells US$99.88 Million in Common Stock
$Coinbase(COIN.US)$ 10% Shareholder Armstrong Brian sold 325K shares of common stock on Nov 11, 2024 at an average price of $307.3337 for a total value of $99.88 million. This transaction involves
Witnessing a milestone in cryptos! The total market value has reached 3.2 trillion U.S. dollars, surpassing microsoft, setting a new historical high.
According to CoinGecko, the overall market cap of cryptos hit a historic new high of 3.2 trillion US dollars.
Stocks to Watch Thursday: Super Micro, Coinbase, Walt Disney -- WSJ