A retail boycott is hitting major US businesses Friday as an online campaign calls for Americans to spend nothing at places such as Walmart, Target, Amazon and McDonald’s.
(Reuters) -CME Group said on Friday that it plans to roll out futures contracts on cryptocurrency Solana on March 17, pending regulatory review. The exchange said it expects to debut two contracts, one for 500 Solana coins and a "micro-sized" contract for 25 Solana. "We are responding to increasing client demand for a broader set of regulated products to manage cryptocurrency price risk," said Giovanni Vicioso, global head of cryptocurrency products at CME.
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Bithumb, a prominent South Korean crypto exchange, has officially added Ethena (ENA) to its KRW market.
The elimination of capital gains taxes on crypto might not be the huge boon to American investors that it would appear to be.
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CME Group expands its crypto offerings with Solana futures, set to debut in March.
Inflation rose 2.5% over the year in January compared to 2.6% in December, marking the first decrease in four months.
McHenry continues to advocate for crypto legislation, including for stablecoins, in Congress.
Tariffs and uncertain consumer spending dampened Wall Street's enthusiasm for the retailer.
