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FTX Contagion Spreads as Orthogonal Trading Gets Default Notice for $36M Debt on Maple Finance
Creditor M11 Credit issued a default notice to Orthogonal Trading for $36 million of loans, while Maple Finance severed all ties with Orthogonal for misrepresenting its financial position.
First Mover Americas: Axie Infinity's Token Takes Off
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Dec. 5, 2022.
Bitcoin Lags as Unwinding of 'Fed Trade' Lifts US Stocks Above 200-Day Average
Bitcoin trades at a significant discount to its 200-day average as popular macro trades of 2002 unwind, leading to risk revival in traditional markets.
Crypto Markets Today: Galaxy Digital Expands Brokerage Services With GK8 Acquisition
The cryptocurrency-focused financial services firm won an auction to buy the company from crypto lender Celsius, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Bitcoin Slips as US Economy Added a Strong 263K Jobs in November
The unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.7%.
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Stays Near $17K Ahead of Jobs Report
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Dec. 2, 2022.
Dogecoin's Bitcoin-Beating Bounce May Be Bad News for the Market
In the past, outsized gains in DOGE have paved the way for a broader market sell-off.
Crypto Markets Today: CFTC Chair Proposes Pause to Overhaul Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Bill
Rostin Behnam made the suggestion as regulators and the crypto industry continue processing the implosion of crypto exchange giant FTX.
Crypto Market Analysis: Ether’s Recent Strength vs. Bitcoin Reaches Key Crossover Signal
The sample size of crossovers of 10- and 100-day moving averages for ETH and BTC is small but worth watching. A positive crossover is often a bullish sign.
November Jobs Report Due Friday as the Fed's Powell Confirms Slower Pace of Rate Hikes
The employment report for November is expected to show a sizable slowdown in hiring, but the labor market remains too tight, according to the central bank chair.
