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US exchange-traded funds investing in Ether saw record trading volumes on Monday as leveraged positions in the digital asset unwound sharply, rattled by ongoing trade tensions under President Donald Trump.
Wall Street traders trying to catch up on every new headline around President Donald Trump’s tariff negotiations were faced with a renewed bout of volatility across asset classes.
Investors plowed record cash into a pair of leveraged loan ETFs last week, in a high-conviction bet that the Federal Reserve will be slow to slashing interest rates.
A leveraged ETF seeking to offer two-times the daily performance of Ether clocked its biggest-ever plunge as the token sold off amid President Donald Trump’s latest trade-war salvo.
A breakthrough in China shakes the US tech sector to its core. Tariff drama escalates with President Donald Trump vowing action against major trading partners. A hawkish Federal Reserve jars inflation-obsessed traders anew.
A once-dominant BlackRock Inc. bond ETF is at risk of losing its crown as the biggest inflation-hedging product of its kind, after schooling investors about the dangers of safety trades laden with interest-rate risk.
A small band of Wall Street skeptics are moving to protect their credit portfolios against a market priced like nothing in the economy could possibly go wrong.
Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. launched a financial-services and fintech brand dubbed Truth.Fi, with a focus on crypto and customized exchange-traded funds.
As levered-up US investors sustained eye-popping losses in tech stocks and related ETFs on Monday, they could take some comfort from the fact that another batch of speculative traders across the Atlantic had it even worse.
Day traders spent last year shoving billions of dollars into leveraged Nvidia Corp. ETFs in a bid to amp up their gains on the hottest stock on the planet. Now those wagers are in peril.
Exchange-traded fund investors who placed record bets on the US technology space last week are getting crushed Monday as anxiety over competition from a Chinese startup’s AI model is hitting tech stocks hard.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies tumbled, following technology stocks lower, as the emergence of a new Chinese artificial-intelligence model triggered a global selloff in riskier assets.
Wall Street had a rough start to the week on concern that a cheaper artificial intelligence-model from Chinese startup DeepSeek could threaten the dominance of US technology, spurring a selloff in stocks and a flight to haven assets.
An exchange-traded fund from a relatively unknown shop is catching the attention of online traders and gathering flows after investing in Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
A tech-powered approach to bond trading that helps firms move hundreds of securities in one go has just posted its best year yet.
Ethereum used to be seen as the most likely challenger to Bitcoin’s status as the preeminent cryptocurrency, and the one best positioned to make the blockchain a more useful technology.
