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Cathie Wood, founder of ARK Investment Management, predicts a surge in startup mergers and acquisitions if Donald Trump wins another presidential term, citing potential regulatory changes. She maintains that Bitcoin could exceed $1 million by 2030 due to its fixed supply, contrasting it with gold's expandable production. Wood also highlights the positive impact of Trump's pro-crypto policies, including the nomination of Paul Atkins as SEC Chair, which could foster growth in both the tech startup and cryptocurrency markets.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a new venture by Donald Trump, has made waves in the cryptocurrency sector by acquiring 722 ETH for approximately $2.5 million, boosting its total Ethereum holdings to about 15,598 tokens valued at $53 million. The project aims to democratize crypto loans, challenging traditional financial institutions, while also diversifying into other cryptocurrencies like Aave and Chainlink. With significant backing from TRON founder Justin Sun, WLFI is under scrutiny as it navigates a competitive DeFi landscape amid concerns over potential conflicts of interest.
Hailey Welch, the influencer behind the viral 'Hawk Tuah' TikTok video, is cooperating with lawyers after allegations of a rug pull involving the HAWK memecoin, which saw a rapid rise to $500 million before plummeting 90%. Although not named in a lawsuit against the project's creators, Welch urged affected investors to seek legal counsel, emphasizing her serious approach to the situation. The SEC's stance on tokens as securities may impact potential legal outcomes as regulatory changes loom.
Solana's price has plummeted 30% from a peak of $263 to around $190, following a broader cryptocurrency market downturn after the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate announcement. Concerns are growing that it could fall to $100 if bearish trends persist, especially with a significant drop in Total Value Locked (TVL) and mixed trader sentiment. However, a recovery is possible if support levels hold.
J.P. Morgan has identified its top technology stocks for 2025, highlighting key players poised for growth in the sector. Investors are encouraged to consider these selections as potential opportunities in the evolving tech landscape.
Sandoz, a division of Novartis, has finalized a $275 million settlement in an antitrust class-action lawsuit regarding generic drugs, expected to be paid by the end of 2024. Additionally, the company has reserved $265 million for potential claims from plaintiffs who opted out of the litigation, signaling a proactive approach to future legal costs. This resolution is anticipated to enhance investor confidence and allow Sandoz to focus on operational efficiency and innovation in the growing generic pharmaceuticals market.
Intellia Therapeutics, Inc. has seen its shares plummet 60.4% in 2024, significantly underperforming the industry and the S&P 500. Despite promising data from its CRISPR-based therapies, including the investigational nexiguran ziclumeran for ATTR amyloidosis, investor disappointment has grown due to recent trial results. The company continues to advance its innovative gene editing pipeline, with ongoing studies showing substantial serum TTR reduction in patients.
Investors of Haliey Welch’s HAWK memecoin have filed a federal lawsuit against the project's creators, alleging a pump-and-dump scheme after the token's value plummeted over 95% shortly after launch. The suit claims unlawful promotion and sale without proper registration, leading to significant investor losses. The defendants include Tuah The Moon Foundation, OverHere Ltd, and promoter Alex Larson Schultz.
Quantum BioPharma has invested $1 million in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to diversify its treasury, joining a trend among companies seeking inflation hedges. Following the announcement, its Nasdaq shares fell nearly 10%. The firm is now positioned to conduct transactions in cryptocurrencies, reflecting a broader corporate shift towards digital assets.
A parliamentary commission has criticized Credit Suisse executives for the bank's collapse, while also highlighting the Swiss financial regulator's ineffectiveness in preventing the crisis. The report, which spans 500 pages, attributes the downfall to management failures and calls for enhanced supervisory powers, including the ability to impose fines. Despite acknowledging shortcomings, it found no wrongdoing by Swiss authorities, who acted to avert a broader financial crisis.
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