Nasdaq Gains Over 100 Points, Posts Weekly Gain: Investor Sentiment Improves Slightly, But Greed Index Remains in ‘Fear’ Zone
Market sentiment improved slightly but stayed in Fear; stocks were mixed, the Dow had its worst week since March.
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Bitmine ETFs Swing Wild: Leveraged Funds Still Up 12% This Week Despite Sharp Wednesday Selloff
BMNU and BMNG are up this week despite today's selloff, as Bitmine's Ethereum treasury strategy continues to drive sharp ETF volatility.
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