Riot Platforms Options Spot-On: On December 27th, 121.97K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.5 Million Open Interest
On December 27th ET, $Riot Platforms(RIOT.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 121.97K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 35.54% of the total
Shares of Bitcoin Miners and Crypto-linked Stocks Are Trading Lower Amid a Drop in Bitcoin.
Trump is about to return to the White House! Drawing from history, how will various Assets market trends unfold?
In comparison, after Trump's election, Bitcoin and U.S. assets immediately saw a violent surge, reflecting investors' recognition of the economic growth during his first term and their optimistic expectations for future prospects and cryptocurrency policies.
The title of "a country of speculating on coins" is well-deserved! The central bank of South Korea: more than 30% of South Koreans Hold Cryptos.
① The number of "crypto traders" in South Korea has surged, with over 15.59 million cryptocurrency investors in November, accounting for more than 30% of the total population; ② The reason behind this may be the sharp rise in Bitcoin prices and optimistic market sentiment after Trump won the USA election; ③ The total cryptocurrency holdings and daily trading volume of the South Korean public have significantly increased, with trading volume now approaching stock market levels.
U.S. stock market close | The three major Indexes had mixed performances, with the Dow rising for five consecutive days; Drone Concept stocks surged, with SES jumping 100%; Apple continued to reach new highs, with its Market Cap approaching 4 trillion dol
After the Christmas holiday, trading is quiet. The S&P and Nasdaq briefly turned positive, with Apple reaching a new high and its Market Cap approaching 4 trillion dollars. Tesla fell by 1.8%, NVIDIA's decline narrowed, Broadcom rose over 2%, Drone concept stocks surged, the Chinese concept index rose by 0.9% at one point, Ideal Autos increased by more than 9%, and Kingsoft Cloud rose over 14%.
Top Cryptocurrencies Fall; Bitcoin Drops Below $96,000