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Shares of Figure Technologies surged by as much as 15% after billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller disclosed a $77 million stake in the company, accounting for 1.9% of his portfolio. The stock, priced at $44.45, has seen a 44% rise since its September IPO, contrasting with the decline in

Shares of Figure Technologies (FIGR) rose by 15% after billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller revealed a $77 million stake in the company, now comprising 1.9% of his portfolio. This surge comes amidst a broader market slump affecting other crypto-linked firms. Analysts have raised Figure's price targets due to

Shares of Figure Technologies (FIGR) surged by as much as 15% following billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller's announcement of a $77 million investment in the company. This increase brought the stock price to $46.46, although it was recently trading at $44.45, marking a 44% rise since its

Figure Technologies (FIGR) experienced a significant stock surge of up to 15% after billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller revealed a $77 million stake in the company. This investment has sparked renewed interest amid a broader cryptocurrency market slump, with FIGR stock rising 44% since its September IPO. Analysts from firms such

Shares of Figure Technologies (FIGR) surged by 15% following billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller's disclosure of a $77 million stake in the company. This substantial investment, amounting to over 2.1 million shares, demonstrates growing institutional interest in Figure's innovative approach that integrates AI and blockchain into

Figure Technologies (FIGR), a blockchain-focused lending platform, experienced a 15% rise in stock prices following billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller's announcement of a $77 million stake in the company. This growth, which drove shares up to $46.46 before stabilizing at $44.45, represents a 44% increase since its

Cboe Global Markets has announced the launch of 'continuous futures' for Bitcoin and Ethereum, aiming to provide a regulated alternative to perpetual futures that have historically been traded offshore. These products are designed to function similarly to perpetual futures, with a 10-year lifecycle and daily cash adjustments. Rob