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Bitcoin miner Core Scientific's shareholders have rejected a proposed all-stock merger with AI computing firm CoreWeave valued at $9 billion. The decision came during a special meeting where the necessary votes to approve the merger were not gathered. Following the announcement, Core Scientific's stock saw a

Bitcoin miner Core Scientific shareholders have rejected a proposed $9 billion merger with AI computing company CoreWeave. The all-stock deal, which was announced in July, fell short of the necessary votes for approval during a special shareholder meeting. Following the announcement, CoreWeave's shares decreased by nearly 4%, whereas

Core Scientific shareholders voted against a proposed $9 billion merger with AI computing company CoreWeave during a special meeting. The rejection of the all-stock deal, announced in July, prompted a nearly 4% decline in CoreWeave's stock, while Core Scientific's stock saw a slight increase. The proposed

Bitcoin miner Core Scientific shareholders have rejected a proposed $9 billion merger with AI computing company CoreWeave. This decision came after a special meeting where shareholders did not secure the necessary votes to approve the all-stock deal. The merger, originally announced in July, aimed to enhance CoreWeave's operations

Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below the crucial 200-day simple moving average (SMA) of $109,380, indicating potential weakness as the dollar index rises to its highest level since August 1. The dollar's strength, driven by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's cautious remarks regarding a December rate

Bitcoin (BTC) has recently fallen below its important 200-day simple moving average (SMA) of $109,380, indicating potential weakness as the dollar index (DXY) rises to its highest point since August 1. This decline may trigger further selling, potentially pushing BTC towards $100,000 or lower. The dollar's