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Bitcoin fell below $80,000 over the weekend as a sharp selloff in gold and silver weighed on risk assets; liquidations stand at $821.97 million over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin ETFs saw $509.7 million in net outflows on Friday, while Ethereum ETFs reported $252.9 million in net outflows. The meme coin sector is down 0.4% to $37.3 billion.
Disney is nearing a CEO transition as the board considers theme-park chief Josh D'Amaro to replace Bob Iger, while analysts remain optimistic about long-term growth from parks, cruises, and streaming.
Barry Silbert, CEO of cryptocurrency conglomerate Digital Currency Group, described the latest cryptocurrency crash as a god-sent opportunity poised to trigger significant capital inflows back into the sector.
Mark Tilbury advises young investors to focus on saving their first $100,000 instead of chasing millions, as it is the tipping point for long-term wealth.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed claims that cloud providers' custom AI chips could overtake Nvidia's GPUs, arguing that the company's massive R&D spending, rising chip complexity and full-stack AI infrastructure create a moat competitors are unlikely to match.
Comedian Trevor Noah hosted the 2026 Grammys in Los Angeles and, during the event, mentioned something that grabbed the attention of prediction market bettors.
A woman claiming to be Justin Sun’s ex-girlfriend alleged on Sunday that the cryptocurrency billionaire manipulated the market to pump the price of his Tron (CRYPTO:
Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood pitched cryptocurrencies as “diversifiers” in the current market on Saturday, pointing to historical data showing gold price rallies before Bitcoin’s
Sen. Ron Johnson prefers investigating the leak of Trump's tax returns over paying the $10 billion he's suing the IRS for. Leaks resulted in a contractor's prison sentence and Treasury Dept. canceling contracts. Trump's family claims they didn't know the source until 2024, potentially leading to taxpayers funding any award.
