Blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger that records transactions instantly and simultaneously across the internet, ensuring transparency and security. It was originally developed for Bitcoin but now has applications ranging from financial services to supply chain management, and verification services. Blockchain Technology companies promise to increase transparency, reduce costs, eliminate intermediaries, and provide more secure record-keeping systems. As industries begin to adopt blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, companies at the forefront of blockchain innovation are likely to gain and attract more investment.
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Next week's adjustment of the Nasdaq Composite Index constituents is attracting attention: popular stocks like palantir, MSTR, and Coinbase may be included.
Unlike the s&p 500 index, which uses multidimensional evaluation criteria such as market cap, profitability, and industry classification, the constituents of the Nasdaq index are primarily adjusted based on market cap performance.