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Bitcoin's price held steady in its first week post-halving despite record exchange-traded fund (ETF) outflows. Meanwhile, a piece of stablecoin legislation could advance to a vote before this year's election in the US, and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) faced a new investigation days after releasing its much-anticipated quarterly report. Stay informed on the latest developments in the tech world with the Investing News Network's round-up. 1. Tesla, Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft release earningsAll eyes were on major tech players this week as they reported their latest quarterly results. Elon Musk's Tesla ...
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On April 16, the Canadian government tabled its 2024 budget proposal. Called "Fairness for Every Generation," it is aimed at helping Millennials and Gen Zs, with C$535 billion earmarked by the Trudeau government for investments in housing, clean economy initiatives, childcare, healthcare and national security. But one section of the document has garnered widespread attention — changes to the capital gains tax scheme. Starting on June 25, 2024, changes to Canada's tax system will aim to “enhance fairness” by adjusting the inclusion rate for capital gains. Individuals with over C$250,000 in annu...
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On Friday (April 19) at approximately 8:10 p.m. EDT, the much-anticipated Bitcoin halving occurred. The event happened when ViaBTC mined block number 840,000, reducing the reward rate from 6.25 Bitcoins to 3.125. Bitcoin remained stable over the weekend, staying within the US$63,000 to US$65,000 range. As of Monday (April 22) at 10:45 a.m. EDT, it was at US$66,243, up 2.2 percent in the past 24 hours and 2.7 percent compared to a month ago. While Bitcoin's price stayed relatively stable, the cryptocurrency's trading volume experienced significant fluctuations through the weekend, with a 45 per...
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The gold price ended last week with a bang, breaking through US$2,400 per ounce for the first time ever. Although it retreated below that level this week, the yellow metal remains historically high. I've asked a number of experts about what's behind gold's big move, and while their opinions differ on the specifics, they all agree that it still has plenty of room to run. Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT, MFTA, of the Daily Gold may have put it best — he said that we're reaching the point where hyperbolic statements about the gold price can actually come true. Of course, gold stocks continue to underperfor...
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Major indexes slid this week as market participants adjusted their interest rate expectations. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin halving is approaching, and some experts are urging buyers to exercise caution. Also this week, the company that made humanoid robots a reality introduced a new and improved version. Stay informed on the latest developments in the tech world with the Investing News Network's round-up. 1. Bitcoin halving quickly approachingThe Bitcoin halving is a pre-programmed event that reduces the number of Bitcoin rewarded for mining blocks by half. As of the time of this writing, it was ex...
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The first quarter of 2024 was a mixed bag of optimism, caution and resilience in the cryptocurrency market. “For an industry that has been marked with significant dramatic occurrences in the past, this quarter has been relatively quiet with respect to surprises, comparatively," blockchain and smart contract technology specialist Adam Garetson, partner at Gowling WLG, told the Investing News Network (INN). “To me that signals greater normalization of the industry and asset class as a whole, which typically tends to have a net positive effect overall on market sentiment.” All in all, the crypto ...
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After a dizzying Q1, Bitcoin spent the first week of Q2 below the US$70,000 mark. Meanwhile, Bank of America (BoA) Global Research released data that describes just how robust the tech sector's Q1 rally was, and a strong but fortuitously contained earthquake on Taiwan's east coast emphasized the impact that even a small disruption can have on the world's semiconductor manufacturing operations. Stay informed on the latest developments in the tech world with the Investing News Network's round-up. 1. Tech stocks see third largest quarterly inflowsData gathered by BoA and reported by Reuters shows...
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Nothing has been more damaging to the adoption of cryptocurrencies than the “no-coiners” — deniers who refuse to buy into the system and prophesied that the industry is doomed to failure. Fortunately, these "sceptics" appear to be a dying breed and the doubters are becoming less doubtful. Two years ago, an article published in Vice magazine outlined how a "no-coiner" was a derogatory term in the crypto world, used to describe anyone who derides the ecosystem by saying things like: "it's a bubble about to burst," "it's not real money," or is "a wildly anarchic unregulated form of Wild West fina...
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