The reporting of crypto scams in the United States is currently handled by a patchwork of agencies that should be streamlined to better protect consumers, says Coinbase chief security officer Philip Martin."It's a very fragmented ecosystem. Where do you report these things?

Tesla Inc. TSLA continues trading at 101 times its 2025 estimated non-GAAP earnings while key metrics decline, prompting GLJ Research's Gordon Johnson to sound alarm on Monday as tech stocks face a significant market correction.

The stock market experienced a turbulent day, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices hitting six-month lows amidst growing fears of a potential recession. The Nasdaq 100 saw the steepest declines, led by tech companies such as Tesla and Palantir.

A proposed rule change pushing for some crypto firms to register as exchanges could be abandoned under a new directive from the acting chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. During a March 10 speech at the Washington Conference of the Institute of International Bankers, acting SEC ...

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Stocks and crypto fell ahead of inflation data and Fed signals despite Trump moving to ease crypto banking restrictions.

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Beijing needs a change in public expectations to boost confidence and open the floodgates of consumer spending to drive up the economy.

Ark Funds CEO Cathie Wood forecasts a "deflationary boom" as markets tumbled on Monday, with the Magnificent Seven tech stocks shedding approximately $780 billion in market capitalization.

Leading cryptocurrencies extended losses Monday, mirroring the stock rout, as investors get jittery over recession concerns. What Happened: Bitcoin sank below $77,000 to hit a four-month low.