Crypto, Equities Markets Surge Following Positive Unemployment Data
Cryptocurrency markets have experienced a rally, reflecting the gain in U.S. stocks, following encouraging data about the American economy's strength.
Cryptocurrency markets have experienced a rally, reflecting the gain in U.S. stocks, following encouraging data about the American economy's strength.
Bitcoin (BTC) has surged back to $62,000, just days after the sharp selloff on Monday, August 5, which saw BTC drop from $64,000 to a low of $49,500.
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(Reuters) -Robinhood beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, as interest in meme stocks and cryptocurrencies soared, and said it continued to gain retail trading market share from rivals. The app, typically associated with mom-and-pop investors, saw a surge in trading volumes as meme-stock influencer Keith Gill returned to social media and reignited interest in the highly shorted shares of videogame retailer GameStop. Robinhood's transaction-based revenue surged 69% to $327 million in the quarter.