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As the year is coming to an end, TRON (TRX) is under keen observation of analysts on its rally. Traders are hoping for a rebound from the coin’s part. At press time, the coin is trading at $0.2835 with a 1.67% increase in rate. The market cap of the coin exceeds $26.84 billion, and the […]

The post What Time Is The Big Ten Championship? How To Watch Indiana Vs. Ohio State appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. INDIANAPOLIS, IN – DECEMBER 07: A general view of the field as players warm up for the Big Ten Championship football game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Oregon Ducks on December 7, 2024, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The last two remaining undefeated teams in Div. I college football face off Saturday night in the Big Ten Championship Game. Indiana vs. Ohio State will meet at Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts. Since the inception of the Big Ten Championship Game in 2011, the Buckeyes (12-0) have won the most conference titles (5) of any school, including four straight from 2017 to 2020. They also have the most Big Ten Championship Game appearances at seven. Meanwhile, the Hoosiers (12-0) have never played in the conference championship until this weekend in Indianapolis. More Details On Indiana Vs. Ohio State The No. 1 Buckeyes, which have won 29 consecutive games against the No. 2 Hoosiers, lead the all-time series with an 82-12-5 record dating back to the programs’ first matchup in 1901— Indiana last won against Ohio State in 1988. Saturday’s game marks the fifth time in the series that both programs are ranked nationally in the top 25. Ohio State and Indiana most recently played each other on Nov. 23, 2024, with the Buckeyes winning 38-15 at Ohio Stadium. The Hoosiers are coached by Curt Cignetti, who reportedly signed an eight-year contract extension this fall said to be worth over $90 million, making him among college football’s top 20 highest-paid coaches. Meanwhile, Ohio State’s Ryan Day — who has a 82-10 record in Columbus over eight seasons — ranks as the second highest-paid coach in Div. I college football behind Georgia’s…

The post TD Cowen Grows Bearish on $60 Billion Bitcoin Giant Strategy—Here’s Why appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief Strategy’s cash reserve is a prudent move, TD Cowen analysts said. Still, the investment bank lowered its Strategy price target to $500 per share. The company’s stock price hovered near a 13-month low. TD Cowen analysts lowered their price target for Strategy shares on Wednesday, citing the volatility of the Bitcoin treasury leader’s stock price and incremental shareholder dilution as key factors. The investment bank now sees Strategy’s shares hitting $500 next year, as opposed to its previous $535 per share estimate, according to a note shared with Decrypt. Strategy’s shares recently changed hands around $188, per Yahoo Finance, down about 24% over the last month. Earlier this week, Strategy signaled that it had raised $1.44 billion to maintain a cash reserve. The company indicated that the funds would go toward dividend payments on its preferred shares, as its traditional source of funding grows constrained, and framed the reserve as a way to avoid the potential fate of selling its Bitcoin holdings—but said it would do so if need be.  Historically, Strategy has issued common shares to add to its $60 billion Bitcoin stockpile. However, the company has issued $7.7 billion worth of preferred shares this year, as its go-to move has become a less effective way to grow its Bitcoin holdings per share. “Shoring up liquidity during times of stress is always prudent, in our view, and we believe all Strategy stakeholders are materially better off,” they wrote. “Strategy has gone a long way toward putting to bed any lingering questions around its ongoing access to capital markets.” The analysts noted that their adjusted model for Strategy’s shares reflects the dilutive impact of raising cash to fund dividends on preferred shares, at a time when its stock price is hovering close to its lowest point in…