News • 2 min read
By Aron Abraham
24.11.2021
Winter’s approaching, and it’s not just the weather that’s cooling down: the crypto market continued to struggle last week, while the stock market ended with mixed results. But what could turn the tide? Read on to find all you need to know.
An unprecedented event took place last week, causing some mild turmoil across the internet: a certain decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) called ConstitutionDAO attempted to buy one of the 13 original copies of the Constitution of the United States. The attempt was made during a public auction, where the DAO used its crowdfunded capital - raised in ETH - to bid on the piece. In the end, the bidder(s) didn’t win, however, the case was a so-far unseen demonstration of how powerful a DAO can be.
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square has recently announced the launch of tbDEX, a decentralised Bitcoin exchange, publishing a whitepaper detailing the vision for the project. Reactions from the crypto community were a mixed bag, some arguing that the platform will not be decentralised enough, others regarding the initiative as a clear endorsement of Bitcoin by the tech-magnate. The only thing left to do is wait and see the idea turning into reality.
This week was a mixed bag when it comes to stocks. Some of the major indices, like the S&P500 and NASDAQ100, managed to close in the green, while the DJ30 was marginally down. The major loser of the week was seemingly the energy sector, losing a couple of percentage points overall.
The freshly-founded young titan of Indian aviation, Akasa Air, made a decent amount of headlines with its latest purchase: the company has recently ordered 72 Boeing 737 MAX jets, amounting to a whopping €8B in total. The enormous deal might not only help Boeing regain momentum after a pandemic-dominated two years, but could also provide a massive boost to India’s aviation industry, flying millions of citizens more each year at low-cost fares.
BioNTech, the biotechnology giant closed the week well in the green, following positive news regarding its vaccines. Studies indicated an almost-perfect efficiency score for the company’s shots, and with more and more governments greenlighting the vaccination of teenagers, investors seem to hope for an extended high-demand for the firm’s life-saving medications.
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