Shawn Tully

Shawn Tully

Shawn Tully is a senior editor-at-large at Fortune.

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An employee inspects the hardware at the Evobits crypto farm in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Regulators in Sweden are urging the European Union to ban all Bitcoin mining in the 27-nation bloc.

Bad news for Bitcoin: Sweden wants the EU to ban mining

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Meet the ‘Trillion Dollar Club’: How 5 companies took over the S&P 500—and likely your portfolio

Unfinished apartment buildings at China Evergrande Group's Health Valley development on the outskirts of Nanjing.

‘China’s economy is hitting a great wall’: Parallels to the ’08 housing crash could unleash a major recession, says University of Chicago economist

Deforestation with bitcoin sign. (3d render)

Offsetting Bitcoin’s carbon footprint would require planting 300 million new trees

Needle about to burst a bubble

A key stock market metric, Robert Shiller’s CAPE ratio, just hit an alarming new high

The Fed is weighing the options when it comes to fighting inflation.

The Fed has two options on inflation—and neither of them are pretty

TSLA stock has seen a remarkable two week surge.

Tesla stock just made the biggest 12-day gain in the history of capital markets

Housing prices will keep going up, predicts analyst Ed Pinto.

2022 home prices will keep rising at or near double digits, predicts the analyst who called the current housing boom

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Shiba Inu and Dogecoin are together now worth more than 388 of the companies on the S&P 500

Strategy Session-Jeff Sprecher

Intercontinental Exchange’s Jeff Sprecher paid $1,000 for a defunct trading platform and turned it into a $75 billion enterprise. This is his strategy for placing big bets

Mining rig for cryptocurrency

There’s a rolling global disaster with Bitcoin that no one is talking about

A Bitcoin ATM in Poland. A new report highlights how much energy each Bitcoin transaction uses.

Every single Bitcoin transaction—even buying a latte—consumes over $100 in electricity, says a new report

Conceptual illustration representing the bitcoin cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is a type of digital currency, created in 2009, which operates independently of any bank. Certain vendors now accept Bitcoins as payment of goods or services.

Is this a Bitcoin bubble? The debate is roiling some of Wall Street’s most seasoned investors

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New IPO demonstrates why Bitcoin mining is the most stupendously profitable business on the planet right now

Deforestation with bitcoin sign. (3d render)

Bitcoin got 50% less green over the last year, says this influential crypto analyst