Markets & Trading

SpaceX reported third-quarter revenue of $14.6 billion, up 161% year over year, with its Super Intelligence division generating $7.56 billion and Starlink reaching 13.6 million subscribers.

Perpetual preferred stock offerings from Bitcoin treasury companies have financed the purchase of 135,979 BTC since mid-2025, according to Fidelity Digital Assets.

JPMorgan Asset Management's 2027 Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions include three Bitcoin scenarios, with a base case of 10% annual returns and a bullish case near $385,500, despite CEO Jamie Dimon's continued criticis...

Seven more companies, including Microsoft, Alphabet, and Goldman Sachs, have objected to their shares trading on the planned OKXICE TSV venue, bringing the total to 16, according to an updated notice.

Andrew Cuomo, co-chair of OKXICE, says objections from major US companies to its proposed tokenized stock trading platform are a natural response to a new market structure, as the number of opposing issuers reaches 16.

Blockchain.com now offers simplified crypto options starting at $5, but traders must hold contracts until expiration with no early exit.

Musk pledges SpaceX shares to American children, while Anthropic proposes a $100 billion public benefit fund, as both seek to share AI-driven wealth.

Bitcoin trades just below $83,000, above its 50-day and 200-day exponential moving averages, with neutral momentum and key levels in focus.

JPMorgan's asset management division says bitcoin could beat most asset classes over the next decade, but volatility and unstable correlations keep it from being a strategic portfolio recommendation.

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives cites AI and data infrastructure synergies as the rationale, while Elon Musk has not confirmed any merger plans.

Bitcoin briefly surged past $83,000 on Oct. 20, with short sellers accounting for nearly 60% of $76 million in liquidations, while analysts warn of a potential third flush below $79,821.

Glassnode data shows rising put skew and higher funding payments as spot selling persists, leaving Bitcoin exposed to volatility if leveraged longs unwind.

Bitcoin climbed to $83,000 after the Wall Street open on Tuesday, joining a US stock rally fueled by better-than-expected Q3 earnings, while oil prices fell sharply.

Clear Street lifted its price target on Strategy (MSTR) to $211 from $201, citing improved financial position through STRC repurchases and increased USD reserves, and maintained a buy rating.

Crypto perpetual futures open interest has declined by $14 billion over the past year to $67 billion, while real-world asset contracts have grown to $9 billion, marking a significant shift in market structure.

Bitcoin traded near $81,392 on October 20, defending critical support levels amid mixed technical signals and $228 million in weekly ETF outflows.

Nasdaq-listed SkyAI says it sold all its SOL and opened a cash tender offer for up to 95% of certain shares and warrants at $3 each, potentially totaling about $201.3 million.

Small XRP transfers below 10,000 tokens reached their highest share of Binance outflows since October 2024, while major exchanges accumulated 120 million XRP in reserves over two weeks.

The Rich Dad Poor Dad author shared his perspective on losing everything, identifying six common money problems and advocating for gold, silver, and bitcoin as alternatives to government currency.

Elice's stock plunged 30% below its offer price on its Seoul debut, deepening investor concerns about whether AI infrastructure spending can justify its costs. The weakness rippled across Asian and U.S. markets Tuesday.