The board of Sydney-headquartered IREN approved a four-year stock compensation package for co-CEOs Dan and Will Roberts currently worth over $570 million each. The board of Sydney-headquartered, New York-listed IREN has approved an equity package for co-founders Will and Daniel Roberts valued at US$788 million ($1.14 billion) based on its stock price today. Each brother […]
The world’s leading cryptocurrency has lost more than half its value since peaking last fall.
Plenty of crypto newbies lost money chasing the bitcoin boom that followed Donald Trump’s reelection. None of them took as big of a hit as the president himself.
The cryptocurrency’s price eclipsed $126,000 last year but has now fallen below $65,000.
It took more than fame for Trump and his sons to build a crypto empire. They also got a lot of help from industry insiders, many of whom happened to need a hand from the president.
Bitcoin’s month-long selloff has wiped a large portion of the gains it made since November last year, after President Donald Trump’s election win.
The leading cryptocurrency has pared back historical gains in recent weeks.
The number of ultra-wealthy crypto individuals is rising sharply, thanks in large part to the surge in Bitcoin, a new report from Henley & Partners has revealed.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency appeared to be hit by poor inflation data and cooled government interest.
The price of the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency has surged more than 28% this year.