2018-7-27 21:05 |
Crypto investment bank Galaxy Digital lost $134 million in the first quarter of 2018, largely due to declining cryptocurrency prices.
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Crypto investment bank Galaxy Digital lost $134 million in the first quarter of 2018, largely due to declining cryptocurrency prices, the company announced in a quarterly earnings report Wednesday. Galaxy Digital, chaired by billionaire investor Michael Novogratz, said it saw a “net unrealized loss” of $85.5 million on digital assets, and a further $24 million
2018-7-27 01:04 | |
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The cryptocurrency market hasn’t had the most successful start to 2018, with prices declining by over 60%, and speculative investors leaving the market en-masse. According to a press release relayed by Business Insider, the market’s misfortune has also impacted the operation of Mike Novogratz’s cryptocurrency-centric firm.
2018-7-27 22:54 | |
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Biggest Crypto Firm On Wall Street Just Lost $134 Million USD On Bitcoin Plunge Galaxy Digital, a crypto merchant bank, has recently announced that the company took a $134 million USD hit during the first quarter of 2018 because Bitcoin was down and it struggled to break the bear market at the time. It was […]
2018-7-26 22:06 | |
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Coinbase is accused of being underprepared and overwhelmed by the pace of its growth, in reference to 134 pages of customer complaints obtained through a FOIA process
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