Led by billionaire Brian Armstrong, Coinbase described 2022 as a “challenging year for crypto markets,” and said weakening market conditions were “exacerbated” by the collapse of the luna crypto token ...
Could Bitcoin price rally to $34,000 and crash by 38% by the second half of 2023? Analyst says yes
Bitcoin price surprised investors across the market after ... While the John Ray-led company is still figuring out its customers' recovery, the Japanese arm of FTX is on its way to reversing the ...
Coinbase shares rise after non-trading revenues increase amid a continued crypto winter
Coinbase, the second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, released its Q4 2022 earnings on Tuesday, giving shareholders and market players alike an updated look into its financials. In response ...
Coinbase swings to quarterly loss as crypto winter hits trading volumes
Coinbase Global Inc reported a loss for the fourth quarter on Tuesday, as trading volumes at the cryptocurrency exchange came under pressure from an industry-wide downturn triggered by a string of ...
Bitcoin slides below $25,000, and the crypto venture capital outlook for 2023: CNBC Crypto World
CNBC Crypto World features the latest news and daily trading updates from the digital currency markets and provides viewers with a look at what's ahead with high-profile interviews, explainers, and ...
Crypto Still Draws Everyday Investors Hoping to Strike It Rich
Digital currencies’ bruising losses and big risks haven’t swayed those who say other paths to wealth aren’t accessible to them.
Has The Crypto Spring Begun?
With Bitcoin and Ethereum prices up 30% and 27% since the start of the year respectively, could the crypto winter that decimated the market in 2022 finally be thawing? Here’s a look at whether the ...
Crypto Weekly: bitcoin’s rebound rolls on
STORY: From another good week for bitcoin, to why one NBA hall-of-famer may have crypto regret, these were the week’s big stories in the world of alternative money. Bitcoin’s revival rolls on. By late ...
FTX’s crypto customers in Japan can now get their frozen money back as it starts allowing withdrawals
Collapsed crypto exchange FTX's customers in Japan can now get their frozen money back, as the local subsidiary becomes the first to restart withdrawals. It's a rare case of customers being able to ...
FTX Japan Unfreezes Funds, Resumes Customer Withdrawals
Blockchain investors in Japan rejoice. The Japanese subsidiary of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX announced that customers could begin withdrawing funds from their accounts beginning on Tuesday, after a ...
Binance’s chief strategy officer fears strict U.S. crypto regulation could ‘choke out’ the industry and cause ‘real market volatility’
Binance's Patrick Hillmann told Insider increasing U.S. crypto regulations are going to cost American investors over time on Monday.
Shionogi Presents Pivotal Ensitrelvir Fumaric Acid Phase 3 Data and Exploratory Long COVID Data at CROI
Shionogi & Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Osaka, Japan; Chief Executive Officer: Isao Teshirogi, Ph.D.; hereafter "Shionogi") today, at the 30th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) ...
Victoria’s Secret and VS Collective Partner Naomi Osaka Launch First Design Collaboration
Victoria's Secret has announced the launch of Victoria's Secret x Naomi Osaka, a first design collaboration with athlete, equality advocate and Victoria's Secret, Naomi Osaka. Inspired by self-love, ...
FTX’s crypto customers in Japan can now get their frozen money back as the unit becomes the first to allow withdrawals
The Japan unit's move is the first time FTX crypto investors have been able to recover funds locked in since November, when the now-bankrupt exchange collapsed.
Shein sets ambitious revenue target ahead of IPO
Fast fashion e-tailer Shein has reportedly set a significant full-year revenue growth target of 58.5 billion dollars in 2025, up from the 22.7 ...
Japan’s tax and social security burden remains high at 47.5%
Japan's Finance Ministry says the country's workers and companies are expected to spend 47.5 percent of their income on taxes and social security in the current fiscal year.