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The Pattern Day Trading rule limits active traders with a $25,000 equity requirement. Ongoing discussions could reshape how U.S. retail investors trade.

American Bitcoin stocks give U.S. investors exposure to Bitcoin through mining firms, ETFs, and public companies—without holding crypto directly.

Insider trading remains one of the most debated topics in finance. Learn the difference between legal and illegal insider trades—and what they mean for investors.

Pre-market trading lets investors react to news and earnings before the market opens. Learn how it works, why it matters, and what risks it carries.

Fintech media like FintechZoom do more than report news — they shape investor sentiment and drive crypto market moves. Learn how headlines influence prices and why critical reading matters.

dYdX.xyz is pioneering decentralized leveraged crypto trading, offering perpetual contracts and up to 20x leverage on popular assets. With zk-rollup scaling, self-custody, and transparency, the platform provides traders with powerful tools—while highlighting the risks of volatility and liquidation.

SushiSwap is redefining DeFi with decentralized liquidity pools, multi-chain support, and yield opportunities. But while the rewards are high, risks like impermanent loss and volatility remain key challenges.

Synthetix is redefining crypto derivatives through decentralized synthetic assets and perpetual futures.
Discover how this DeFi protocol bridges traditional markets and blockchain innovation.

Amazon is hiring crypto and blockchain experts, signaling its growing push into digital assets.
The move could accelerate mainstream adoption and reshape the future of Web3.

Compound.Finance is revolutionizing DeFi lending, allowing users to earn interest or borrow assets without banks. Discover how this protocol is reshaping the future of decentralized finance.

Stacks (Stacks.co) brings smart contracts and DeFi to Bitcoin, unlocking lending, NFTs, and decentralized apps while securing everything on the Bitcoin blockchain.

Klarna, the Swedish fintech giant behind “Buy Now, Pay Later,” is preparing for a potential IPO. With 150M+ users and global reach, its stock debut could reshape fintech investing — but risks like regulation and profitability remain.