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1 Year Later, What Have We Learned From Ethereum and The Merge?

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The Merge transformed Ethereum from an old, energy-intensive, proof-of-work blockchain into a modern, energy-efficient, proof-of-stake blockchain. Until The Merge, crypto staking was a sleepy backwater of the crypto industry. And that included, unfortunately, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

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Can Ethereum Reach $3,000?

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Yes, the change to a proof-of-stake model, known colloquially as "The Merge," was by all accounts a technical tour de force, and yes, the crypto remains the market leader in many categories. Then, in June, the SEC spooked the markets with lawsuits filed against top cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase Global and Binance.

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Is Ethereum Still a Millionaire-Maker Crypto?

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While it's hard to argue with Ethereum's historical track record, things get a bit dicier when you consider its future prospects. The SEC and regulatory risk Finally, there's the pesky little matter of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to the SEC, that would make Ethereum a security.

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Why Applied Digital Stock Is Skyrocketing Today

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Applied Digital's valuation is surging today after Nvidia 's (NASDAQ: NVDA) holdings disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) showed that the artificial intelligence (AI) hardware leader was still invested in the company. The AI leader also reduced its stake in Arm Holdings.

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Forget Nvidia: Billionaires Are (Still) Selling It and Buying Shares of These 2 Hypergrowth Stocks Hand Over Fist Instead

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I'm talking about the filing date for institutional investors to report Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company secures long-term clients by selling or leasing its da Vinci surgical systems. Image source: Getty Images. Hypergrowth stock No. Hypergrowth stock No. million to $2.5

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Billionaire Ken Griffin Just Bought 7.9 Million Shares of This Beaten-Down Pharmaceutical Stock as It Eyes the Weight Loss Market

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Each quarter, hedge funds that manage over $100 million are required to file a Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). million shares of Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) -- increasing its stake in the pharmaceutical giant by 63%. Last quarter, Citadel bought 7.9

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Why Investors Had a Meltdown Over Virgin Galactic's Reverse Split News

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Under New York Stock Exchange rules, stocks must maintain share prices of $1 or more, or risk getting delisted. Selling $400 million in new stock could easily cut the ownership stake of any current Virgin Galactic shareholders by more than 50% -- which Virgin Galactic admits would amount to "significant" share dilution.