# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Nasdaq

Crypto Hardware Maker Canaan Shares Crater 63%, Nasdaq Issues Delisting Notice

Canaan Inc., a manufacturer of cryptocurrency mining hardware, has received a delisting notice from Nasdaq after its American Depositary Shares (ADS) traded below the $1.00 threshold for 30 consecutive business days. The company now has until July 13, 2026, to regain compliance by maintaining a share price above $1.00 for 10 consecutive trading days. This warning follows a significant 63% drop in its stock price over the past year, driven by weak demand for mining rigs and a market shift toward AI hardware. To address the issue, Canaan may consider a reverse stock split or strategies to improve sales. If compliance is not achieved, the company risks being delisted from the Nasdaq Global Market.

bitcoinist01/20 03:19

XRP Gets A Wall Street Wrapper: Evernorth CEO Teases Q1 2026 Nasdaq IPO

Evernorth CEO Ashish Birla announced the company is preparing for a Q1 2026 IPO on Nasdaq, positioning it as a simplified way for institutions to gain exposure to XRP without handling custody, compliance, or security directly. Birla cited favorable regulation and growing institutional demand as key reasons for the timing. The firm’s equity will serve as a proxy for XRP investment, allowing investors to buy public stock instead of holding the digital asset. Evernorth plans to actively manage its XRP treasury, generate yield, and support ecosystem development. At the time of reporting, XRP was trading at $2.07.

bitcoinist01/16 15:02

Bitcoin Needs Expanding Dollar Liquidity To Regain Momentum: Hayes

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin's ability to reach new all-time highs depends on expanding US dollar liquidity in 2026. He identifies potential triggers, including Federal Reserve balance sheet expansion, lower mortgage rates, and increased bank lending to government-backed sectors. Hayes links 2025's crypto underperformance to capital flows narrative rather than a loss of crypto's value proposition, noting tech stocks outperformed due to state-directed investment in AI and military production. Recent cooler inflation data boosted crypto, illustrating how monetary conditions impact risk assets. Hayes frames Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement, but emphasizes that its bullish outlook remains contingent on loose monetary policy and increased dollar liquidity.

bitcoinist01/16 10:02

Arthur Hayes Deep Dive: Why Did Bitcoin Underperform Gold and the Nasdaq in 2025?

Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin's underperformance against gold and the Nasdaq in 2025 was not a failure but an expected outcome driven by distinct market dynamics. He posits that Bitcoin's price is directly tied to US dollar liquidity, which contracted during the year. In contrast, gold's surge was fueled by price-insensitive central banks aggressively buying it to de-risk from US Treasury holdings, fearing asset freezes like the one imposed on Russia. The Nasdaq's resilience, despite lower liquidity, is attributed to the "nationalization" of AI by the US government under Trump, where state-directed capital flows into strategic tech sectors irrespective of market signals. Hayes predicts a reversal in 2026, forecasting a significant expansion of dollar liquidity through Fed balance sheet growth, increased bank lending to strategic industries, and government interventions in the housing market. This, he believes, will propel Bitcoin's price upward. His trading strategy involves leveraged Bitcoin exposure through stocks like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet.

marsbit01/15 09:12

Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin's 'Dollar Liquidity Anxiety' – What Fate Awaits in the Easing Cycle?

Arthur Hayes analyzes the divergent performance of Bitcoin, gold, and US tech stocks (Nasdaq 100) in 2025, attributing it to shifts in US dollar liquidity and geopolitical factors. While Bitcoin declined due to contracting dollar liquidity, gold surged as central banks, wary of US sanctions after the 2022 Russian asset freeze, accelerated gold accumulation as a reserve alternative. The Nasdaq outperformed despite liquidity contraction because the US government, under Trump, effectively nationalized the AI industry, directing policy and credit to strategic sectors, similar to China's state-capitalist model. Hayes predicts a reversal in 2026, with three key drivers expanding dollar liquidity: the Fed's new Reserve Management Purchases (RMP) program injecting at least $40B monthly, increased bank lending to government-backed strategic industries, and a $200B mortgage-backed securities purchase to lower rates and stimulate housing. He argues Bitcoin's price is tightly correlated with dollar liquidity and expects it to rally as liquidity expands. His investment strategy includes leveraged Bitcoin exposure through equities like MSTR and Metaplanet, and accumulating Zcash (ZEC).

marsbit01/15 08:25

Gold to Reach $12,000? Arthur Hayes Deciphers the 'War Code' Behind It

Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin's underperformance in 2025, compared to gold and the Nasdaq, is due to a decline in US dollar liquidity. He posits that gold's surge is driven by price-insensitive central bank buying, fueled by a global shift away from US Treasury holdings following the 2022 seizure of Russian assets. This move towards settling trade deficits with gold supports its rise independent of dollar liquidity. Conversely, the Nasdaq's resilience is attributed to the "nationalization" of AI by the US and China, where government-backed capital expenditure continues to fuel growth of strategic tech companies despite tighter liquidity. Hayes predicts a significant expansion of dollar liquidity in 2026 through Federal Reserve actions, increased bank lending, and lower mortgage rates, which he believes will propel Bitcoin's price upward. His trading strategy involves leveraged Bitcoin exposure through stocks like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet.

比推01/15 00:17

Another Dogecoin ETF Just Dropped: When Will It Begin Trading?

bitcoinist01/13 15:02

21Shares Secures Approval to Launch Spot Dogecoin ETF on Nasdaq

21Shares has received approval to launch a spot Dogecoin ETF on the Nasdaq under the ticker TDOG. This marks the third such ETF after Grayscale and Bitwise introduced similar products in November. The ETF is designed to track the CF Dogecoin–Dollar US Settlement Price Index, with custody services provided by Coinbase, Anchorage Digital, and BitGo. At the time of writing, Dogecoin's price was trading at $0.136, down 2.06% from its intraday high, while daily trading volume surged over 150% to $1.23 billion. Technical indicators show a neutral RSI at 48 and a stabilizing MACD, with key support at $0.13–$0.125 and resistance near $0.145–$0.15.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 11:08

Crypto Gets A Wall Street Upgrade As Nasdaq And CME Deepen Ties

Nasdaq and CME Group have relaunched the Nasdaq Crypto Index as the Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index (NCI), a regulated benchmark designed to support crypto-based investment products like ETFs. Jointly overseen by both exchanges and calculated by CF Benchmarks, the NCI aims to provide institutional investors with a transparent, rules-based measure of the cryptocurrency market. It tracks a diversified basket of major coins rather than a single asset, reflecting traditional index management practices. The initiative is part of a broader collaboration between Nasdaq’s indexing expertise and CME’s trading platform, with a phased rollout beginning in late 2025 and continuing into January 2026.

bitcoinist01/11 15:08

Chainlink – Will Nasdaq CME news push LINK’s price to $15 again?

Chainlink (LINK) is in a technically sensitive position as its price retraces to a key $13 support zone, a level that has historically acted as a launchpad for rallies. This retracement shows signs of seller exhaustion, with momentum indicators like the Stochastic RSI nearing oversold territory, suggesting a potential reversal is likely. On-chain data supports this, showing a 5% increase in token turnover, indicating tactical positioning by investors rather than panic selling. A significant liquidity cluster near $15 acts as a strong price target if momentum builds. The recent news of Nasdaq and CME Group including LINK in their new crypto index alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum strengthens its narrative as core infrastructure, boosting its institutional credibility. For a reversal to materialize, LINK must hold above the $13 imbalance zone.

ambcrypto01/10 21:02