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Furniture Retailer Ethan Allen, Tired of Its Search Traffic Going Into the Ether, Changes Stock Ticker
Ethan Allen’s stock prices soared earlier this year as traders confused its ticker for the symbol for ether.
Coinbase Buys Skew; NYSE Owner ICE Sells COIN Stake for $1.2B
ICE, the New York Stock Exchange parent company, has cashed out of its Coinbase stake for a whopping $1.2 billion. “The Hash” panel discusses the various reasons behind the move. Plus, a discussion of Coinbase’s purchase of Skew, a crypto data analytics firm.
NYSE-Owner ICE Sold Coinbase Stake for $1.2B
The NYSE participated in Coinbase’s Series C $75 million funding round in January 2015.
New York Stock Exchange Apparently Has an NFT Strategy
The NYSE has minted a batch of “first trade” non-fungible tokens (NFTs), but they’re not for sale. “The Hash” panel weighs in on Wall Street NFTs.
Wall Street NFTs? New York Stock Exchange Apparently Has an NFT Strategy
The world’s largest bourse has minted a batch of “first trade” NFTs. But they’re not for sale, according to a source with knowledge.
Chinese Companies That Have Nothing to Do With Crypto Are Pivoting to Mining
While these moves seem opportunistic at first glance, some of the companies are well-positioned to get involved in bitcoin mining.
Coinbase, Readying for Public Listing, Gets $77B Valuation From Nasdaq Private Market
Last week’s settlement price of $303 per share would make Coinbase bigger than NYSE-owner ICE.
Blue Ridge Bank Shares Halted by NYSE After Bitcoin ATM Announcement
The stock jumped by more than 13% after news that Blue Ridge would let customers buy bitcoin through its ATMs.
Former BitLicense Chief to Manage Andreessen Horowitz's Cryptocurrency Efforts
Anthony Albanese will become chief regulatory officer for the tech ventures giant in November.
NYSE Can Allow Firms to Raise Funding Through Direct Listings, Says SEC
The New York Stock Exchange may now allow some companies to raise capital via direct listings rather than IPOs.