PayPal stock has surged 17% since enabling Bitcoin purchases

PayPal stock has surged 17% since enabling Bitcoin purchases

The online payment platform launched crypto trading for U.S. customers on Nov. 12. PayPal’s stock reached record highs on Monday, capping off a strong period of outperformance relative to the Nasdaq and broader U.S. stock market. Since Nov. 12, the technology-focused Nasdaq has gained around 6.5%. The broad S&P 500 Index of large-cap stocks is up 3.5% over the same period.PayPal stock's 3-month performance by barchart.comAlthough PayPal’s foray into crypto isn’t the only catalyst behind its vast outperformance, the merchant processor is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing adoption....


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