Cryptopolitan

Founded in 2018, Cryptopolitan has grown from a popular blog into a trusted source of news and analysis for millions of readers worldwide. Over the years, we have expanded our coverage to include a wide range of topics, from market trends and technological innovations to regulatory changes and industry events.


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Written by Cryptopolitan
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Stocks, Bitcoin, and oil jump in anticipation of Trump–Putin talksGlobal stocks, Bitcoin, oil, and precious metals all climbed on Thursday as traders braced for the high-stakes Friday summit between Trump and Putin. 
Aug 15, Fri
Global stocks, Bitcoin, oil, and precious metals all climbed on Thursday as traders braced for the high-stakes Friday summit between Trump and Putin. 
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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF hits $91.06B AuMBlackRock’s IBIT sets new record with $91.06b AuM, maintaining its lead in U.S. Bitcoin ETFs.
Aug 15, Fri
BlackRock’s IBIT sets new record with $91.06b AuM, maintaining its lead in U.S. Bitcoin ETFs.
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Nvidia becomes biggest single-stock weight in S&P 500 historyNvidia now holds more than 8% of the S&P 500, the largest weight for any one stock in the index since records began in 1981.
Aug 13, Wed
Nvidia now holds more than 8% of the S&P 500, the largest weight for any one stock in the index since records began in 1981.
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Bitcoin rose above $122,000, approaching its all-time high of $123,218 from JulyBitcoin climbed over $122,000 on Monday morning after the OG crypto found support at $120,080 Sunday night.
Aug 11, Mon
Bitcoin climbed over $122,000 on Monday morning after the OG crypto found support at $120,080 Sunday night.
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Nvidia and AMD to hand over 15% of China chip revenues to USNvidia and AMD will give the U.S. government 15% of sales revenue from certain chips in China.
Aug 11, Mon
Nvidia and AMD will give the U.S. government 15% of sales revenue from certain chips in China.