Algoz Technologies, a digital asset quant fund and SaaS solutions provider, has partnered with the Singapore-based Wealth Management Alliance Pte Ltd (WMA) to launch the AiQP Meta Fund in Southeast Asia. Algoz has established itself as one of the leading quantitative

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock rose sharply on Thursday, outperforming the broader semiconductor sector after a bullish call from Wells Fargo, and strong earnings from key manufacturing partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reinforced confidence in artificial-intelligence-driven chip demand. AMD shares

Global markets and politics are colliding as power, technology, and capital flow come under renewed strain. In the United States, escalating federal threats over civil unrest raise constitutional stakes, while automakers confront hard realities about the pace of electrification. In Asia, blockbuster

Investors are piling into Galaxy Digital (NASDAQ: GLXY) this morning, but the enthusiasm does not really have anything to do with Bitcoin or Ethereum. Instead, GLXY shares are pushing higher on January 15th, mostly on infrastructure expansion. The company has secured

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 426 points, or 0.9%, on Thursday as Wall Street rediscovered its appetite for large-cap stocks. The S&P 500 climbed 0.7% while the Nasdaq advanced 0.9%, signaling a broad market rebound driven by a resurgence in

The United States and Taiwan struck a trade agreement Thursday that aims to mobilize up to $500 billion in Taiwanese semiconductor investment and government-backed credit guarantees to build advanced chip factories on American soil. Under the framework, Taiwanese firms are expected

Ripple notched another regulatory milestone in Europe while XRP held above $2, underpinned by inflows that contrasted with broader market outflows. Analysts say confirmation of a trend shift likely hinges on clearing resistance around the mid-$2.40s, with $3.05 flagged as a