Vicky Ge Huang is a Markets Reporter at various esteemed financial publications. She specializes in areas such as crypto and blockchain, finance, trading, and investment, focusing on topics like crypto exchanges, regulation, and alternative investments. Vicky's insights and analyses have been featured in Financial News, MarketWatch, Barron's, The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, and more.
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Vicky Ge Huang's coverage predominantly focuses on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry in the United States, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, investment analysis, and legal policy regulation. She would likely be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or expert commentary related to breaking developments in the crypto space within the U.S.
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By: Vicky Ge Huang, Hannah Erin Lang
The early consensus on today’s inflation report? Not hot enough to make an October rate hike a sure thing, but troubling enough to stir concerns about a more prolonged hiking cycle, à la 2022. Stocks are set to open in the red today. Here are a few takes on today’s print: _“Markets are clearly u
By: Vicky Ge Huang
Broadcom and other companies have objected to tokenizing their shares under a new regulatory framework.
By: Vicky Ge Huang
More companies are pushing back against efforts to tokenize their shares under a new regulatory framework. Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Caterpillar, McDonald’s, Western Digital and Alphabet are the latest companies to object to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s plan for tokenizing the
By: Vicky Ge Huang
The word of the day is neoclouds, a growing crop of startups that has been making headlines recently as investors fret over an industry-wide stock sell-off and the sustainability of the debt-fueled AI buildout. So what are neoclouds? Simply put, they are a type of digital infrastructure company
By: Joe Wallace, Vicky Ge Huang
Tech stocks are leading losses today, as another bout of jitters ripples through global markets.
By: Meghan Bobrowsky, Sam Goldfarb, Vicky Ge Huang
The vast amount of capital needed to fund the artificial-intelligence build-out is forcing tech giants to hunt for ever-larger sums of cash—and Wall Street is raising a bright red flag.
By: Sam Goldfarb, Meghan Bobrowsky, Vicky Ge Huang
The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 2.6%, while Treasury yields posted its biggest drop since 2023.
By: Sam Goldfarb, Vicky Ge Huang
The vast amount of capital needed to fund the artificial intelligence build-out is forcing tech giants to hunt for ever-larger sums of cash – and Wall Street is raising a bright red flag.
Janus Henderson is launching the first-ever licensed tokenized fund tracking the Nasdaq-100 Index, marking Wall Street's latest push to bring traditional assets onto the digital ledger that underpins cryptocurrencies.
By: Vicky Ge Huang
A growing roster of companies has joined the initial pushback against efforts to tokenize their shares under a new regulatory framework. Tech giants including Oracle, Intel and International Business Machines are the latest to object to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s plan to allow the tok
