Crypto, Retail, and Oil Are Hot for Deals. Check These Stocks. -- Barrons.com

By Adam Clark It has been a mixed year for the mergers-and-acquisitions market so far. Overall volumes are down but certain sectors have been extremely active. That could continue into the second ha

Barron'sJul 4 11:20 ET

Bitcoin has fallen for three consecutive days and lost the $60,000 mark due to the political turmoil in the USA and the Mt. Gox sell-off crisis.

According to the Wisdom Financial app, Bitcoin has fallen for the third consecutive trading day, approaching its level since February this year, due to reasons including political turmoil in the United States and creditors of bankrupt exchange Mt. Gox potentially selling its assets. On Thursday, the largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin fell 2.7%, followed by a narrowing of the decline to 1%, to $58,880. Smaller tokens such as Solana and Dogecoin have also fallen. Global investors are all paying attention to the potential risks of US President Joe Biden giving up his campaign. One possibility is that a stronger Democratic candidate will appear to compete with Republican Donald Trump.

Zhitong FinanceJul 4 02:45 ET

Riot Platforms Options Spot-On: On July 3rd, 58,802 Contracts Were Traded, With 936.42K Open Interest

On July 3rd ET, $Riot Platforms(RIOT.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 58,802 options for the day, of which put options accounted for 16.99% of the total transactions, an

Moomoo NewsJul 3 16:30 ET

Top Cryptocurrencies Fall; Bitcoin Retreats Below $61,000 Level

Most major digital assets fell on Wednesday with bitcoin (BTC-USD) falling below the $61,000 level. The CoinDesk Market Index, which tracks 192 digital assets, was down 2.8% in the past 24 hours. The

MT NewswiresJul 3 13:06 ET

Express News | Riot Platforms Down 3.3%, Marathon Digital Down 3.7%

ReutersJul 3 09:40 ET

Express News | Crypto Stocks Fall as Bitcoin Slides to One-Week Low

ReutersJul 3 09:40 ET