FTX Launches Bitcoin Pairs for Top Stocks Like Amazon, Apple and Tesla
The crypto derivatives exchange has launched a novel way to trade the world's most popular stocks.
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Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said Bitcoin’s volatility is “probably less volatile” in comparison to some stocks, but data shows Bitcoin is the incontestable winner when adjusting the metric based on returns. During an interview with Bloomberg TV on May 3, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao suggested that Bitcoin (BTC) "is probably less volatile" than the stock prices of Apple (AAPL) and Tesla (TSLA).Zhao argued that crypto's volatility was not unlike the stock market, adding: that "volatility is everywhere" and that "it is not unique to crypto."However, those involved in cryptocurrency trading....
Bittrex's tokenized shares can be bought in fractions, rather than whole shares.
FTX is "weeding out the competition" with its new selection of tokenized stocks. Cryptocurrency derivatives exchange FTX has announced it is growing its line of tokenized stock offerings, with the addition of five cannabis-related businesses.The Wednesday announcement, tweeted by FTX and Alameda Research CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, came in a haze of ex-hemp-lary (sorry) marijuana puns.“To be blunt, this is one of the dopest joint listings we've done. FTX: blazing a path forward and weeding out the competition.”The newly listed tokenized stocks are some of the biggest names in the cannabis....
This is what Amazon Wallet looks like. Amazon isn't new to the digital payments industry. The online retailer launched Amazon Payments back in 2007, a service that directly competes with the likes of PayPal and Google Wallet. Then in December 2013, Amazon purchased GoPago, a mobile payments platform. Now, continuing the company's push into the digital payments sector, Amazon has launched Amazon Wallet. What Amazon Wallet Does, Or Rather, Doesn't Do. Amazon Wallet is...surprisingly basic. Designed for use at the point-of-sale, Amazon Wallet is essentially an Android app that stores gift....
The price rise over the weekend put Bitcoin’s market cap within $600 billion of Amazon. After rising above $66,000 today and reaching a market capitalization of more than $1.2 trillion, Bitcoin has surpassed the total market cap of both car manufacturer Tesla and social media giant Facebook.According to data from AssetDash, Bitcoin (BTC) is now the sixth most valuable asset by market capitalization among major companies, behind Microsoft, Apple, Google's parent company Alphabet, Saudi Aramco, and Amazon. The crypto asset passed Tesla’s and Facebook’s market caps of $1.19 trillion and $975....