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As of 2026-04-27 18:13, Consolidated Edison Inc (ED) is priced at $0, with a total market cap of --, a P/E ratio of 0,00, and a dividend yield of %0,00. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $0 and $0. The current price is %0,00 above the day's low and %0,00 below the day's high, with a trading volume of --. Over the past 52 weeks, ED has traded between $0 to $0, and the current price is %0,00 away from the 52-week high.

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2026-03-09 02:46

Senior strategist raises the probability of a stock market crash to 35%, hedge funds increase short positions by 8.3%

Gate News reports that on March 9, senior strategist Ed Yardeni raised the probability of a crash in the remaining months of this year from 20% to 35%, citing the escalating Iran war impacting global markets. These adjustments reflect growing market concerns: ongoing Middle East conflict combined with inflation shocks will squeeze household spending, erode corporate profit margins, and complicate the Federal Reserve's policy path. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs data shows hedge funds are increasing their short bets against the U.S. stock market at a pace rarely seen in the past five years. In the week ending March 6, hedge funds increased their short positions in stock exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by 8.3%. Goldman Sachs notes that with tensions in the Middle East showing little sign of easing, fast money investors are doubling down on their short positions, expecting the market to face more pain ahead.

2026-02-20 03:22

Project Hunt: Decentralized Trading Platform XBIT for the past 7 days' most followed projects by top individuals

ChainCatcher message: According to data from the Web3 asset data platform RootData X tracking, over the past 7 days, the decentralized exchange platform XBIT has become the most followed project by new X (Twitter) top figures. Influential individuals who recently followed this project include crypto KOL Kill Wolf (@wolfyxbt), 2Lambroz (@2lambro), and crypto KOL Guhe.hl (@ZKSgu). Additionally, the project with the most followers among X top figures also includes Venice.

2026-01-30 10:41

Circle (CRCL) stock is again upgraded by short sellers! Wall Street warns: Bank stablecoins will become the biggest threat?

On January 30, news broke that Circle (CRCL) stock was upgraded by analysts for the second time in a week, and this time, the shift was made by Wall Street professionals who were previously the most bearish on the stock. Compass Point analyst Ed Engel upgraded Circle's rating from "Sell" to "Neutral" and set a target price of $60, which is below the previous $75 but also reflects that the market has partially priced in the company's risks. On the same day, Circle's stock closed at $67.55, having dropped as much as 7.3% during the trading session, with a slight rebound after hours. Notably, just the day before, Mizuho Securities' Dan Dolev also revised his previously bearish stance. The consecutive shifts of these long-term bears have caused subtle changes in market sentiment. Ed Engel pointed out that his upgrade was not due to a significant improvement in Circle's fundamentals but because the company's "attributes" have changed. Today, Circle is more like a crypto asset-related company rather than a traditional fintech enterprise. Data shows that since last year's market correction, USDC's price movement has been highly synchronized with Ethereum, with a correlation of 0.66, and this state is expected to continue at least until mid-2026. The reason is that over 75% of USDC is used in high-risk crypto trading or lending scenarios, making Circle's revenue highly sensitive to the crypto market cycle. Despite being called a "stablecoin," its business itself is not stable. On the regulatory front, Engel believes there is about a 60% chance that the CLARITY Act will pass by 2026, which would provide clearer regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and could boost USDC supply. Meanwhile, exploration of tokenization of US equities and ETFs in the DeFi space may also bring new growth sources for Circle. However, competitive pressure is rapidly increasing. Since December last year, USDC supply has decreased by 9%. Emerging stablecoins like USDH, CASH, and PYUSD are diverting market demand. At the same time, traditional US banks are developing "deposit coins," which could directly challenge USDC's position in developed markets. Ed Engel also warned that Circle's operating expenses in 2026 may exceed market expectations and may not turn into profits in the short term. Nevertheless, if the crypto market recovers or regulatory conditions improve, CRCL stock still has some upside potential in the short term. But to truly break free from the influence of the crypto cycle, perhaps a longer time frame is needed.

2026-01-30 02:37

Circle stock's biggest bears "capitulated" and upgraded their ratings, but still warned of a crypto roller coaster of stock price action

PANews reported on January 30, according to CoinDesk, January 30, 2026. Wall Street analyst and Circle stock's biggest bear, Ed Engel, upgraded his rating from "sell" to "neutral," but lowered his target price from $75 to $60, warning that the stock is still highly tied to the cryptocurrency market and is moving like a "roller coaster." Engel pointed out that Circle's stock price performance is increasingly in sync with Ethereum and the broader crypto market cycle, and that more than 75% of the supply of USDC, the stablecoin behind it, is used for high-risk activities in DeFi or exchanges, which makes the correlation between USDC and Ethereum prices as high as 0.66, and this trend may continue until mid-2026. Therefore, despite being a "stablecoin" issuer, Circle has essentially become a cyclical stock and is currently valued high. Potential upside catalysts include the passage of the CLARITY Act (with a 60% probability) and the trend of tokenization of U.S. assets in DeFi, which could provide a clearer regulatory basis for USDC's growth and reduce its reliance on overall crypto sentiment. Engel believes that corporate revenue is still closely tied to speculation in the short term, and it may take several years to truly decouple from the crypto cycle.

2026-01-16 03:02

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04-25 07:09
I recently came across a story that gives quite a lot to think about. It all started with Drake losing millions in bitcoins playing live slot machines, but the strange part wasn't the loss itself, but how suddenly "Eddie" — Ed Craven, the co-founder of Stake — appeared on screen to cheer him on, topping up his wallet and suggesting which games to play. And here’s the interesting part: the data they analyzed shows that Drake won bigger prizes at a rate four times higher than average when playing on Easygo machines, the parent company of Stake. For context, Stake is now the largest cryptocurrency casino in the world. Nearly unregulated, based in Curaçao, with a huge audience. According to reports, the site handles around 10 billion dollars in bets monthly. And the craziest part is that the streaming platform Kick, also owned by Craven, has propelled all this. Since Kick launched in 2022, Stake’s traffic has multiplied by five. The numbers that came to light show that Stake revenue in 2022 was 47 billion after bonus payments, with an 80% growth compared to previous years. In December, Craven himself announced that the total deposit volume for the year reached 18 billion dollars. What caught my attention is how all this works. Influencers like Drake, Adin Ross, xQc, and Trainwreckstv signed contracts worth millions to stream live betting on Stake. Some of them receive between 45 and 50 million weekly in cryptocurrencies. People watch these viral videos of massive wins and think it’s normal. But here’s the catch: some of these streamers admitted they use platform funds, not their own money. It’s like a motivational ad disguised as real gambling. And then there’s Chris, a Swedish teenager who created an account on Stake without age verification. He went from gambling occasionally to betting between 10,000 and 40,000 dollars weekly in bitcoins during the pandemic. He requested self-exclusion several times, but Craven simply unlocked his account or made it "suspended" so he could withdraw funds. Over seven years, Chris lost about 1.5 million dollars. When he finally stopped playing, he realized that would be worth between 15 and 20 million today. The analysis they did of 500 hours of live streams was brutal. Drake won big prizes approximately every 2,500 spins, while the average is one every 10,000 spins. When he played on third-party machines, his rate was normal. Stake refused to share data on win rates and simply said the findings were "completely wrong." But the numbers don’t lie. The most worrying part is how Stake operates in jurisdictions where it’s illegal. It’s blocked in the United States, the UK, France, and Australia, but people use VPNs to access it. Even Easygo employees in Australia do the same. In the US, they operate under a "lottery" model where virtual coins are used, but it’s basically the same. Meanwhile, Craven lives in a mansion in Melbourne that cost $56.8 million. Lawsuits are starting to come in. In Missouri, Stake, Drake, and Ross are accused of making statistically impossible winnings seem normal, deceiving players about real risks. In California, they’re accused of operating the "largest and most profitable illegal gambling" in the state’s history. But here’s the absurd part: Stake’s license is in a small office facing a cemetery in Curaçao. The island imposes fines of $12,500 for violations, which is roughly a minute and a half of Stake’s betting revenue. A Dutch activist named Nardy Cramm has been fighting this from Curaçao. She has helped over 100 players recover 15 million euros in settlements, but she says Stake is especially difficult. She denies everything, files counterclaims, delays proceedings. Its corporate structure is scattered globally: main entity in Curaçao, headquarters in Australia, payment processing in Cyprus, developers in the UK, call center in Serbia. It’s practically impossible to track. What’s clear to me is that Stake revenue in 2022 was just the beginning. This model of influencers broadcasting seemingly unlimited winnings to young audiences, combined with minimal identity verification and manipulated-looking win rates, is a toxic cocktail. Two former Stake employees mentioned that the company’s social media inbox was full of suicidal threats from problem gamblers. That should be enough for someone to take action. Drake went back to streaming after criticizing Stake for not letting him withdraw funds. Ross moved to Rainbet with a $100 million contract. But Chris, the Swede, finally stepped away. Although he still receives hundreds of dollars monthly in referral commissions, constantly reminding him of how much he lost. His legal case in Curaçao is still pending. The question is: how many more like him are out there before something truly changes?
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