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Key Takeaways The net unrealised profit/loss of all Bitcoins is currently 0.11 BTC, or $2,500 The profit has been positive since January 13th, having been negative for most of the prior 6 months Two-thirds of the Bitcoin supply is in profit, despite prices remaining nearly 70% off all-time highs Whatever you think of Bitcoin as

The number 1 cryptocurrency in the world has amassed over 82% gains since the beginning of the year. MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) is a major beneficiary in the latest Bitcoin rally that pushed the crypto asset’s price to a new level. While the crypto market was in the red, many crypto-related stocks. MicroStrategy, which Bitcoin holding

Wates made a pre-tax profit of £33.7m in 2022 from a record turnover of £1.9bn. The family-owned contractor, which is based in Leatherhead, Surrey, had a forward order book of £8.35m at the end of the calendar year with net cash of £153m. Its turnover rose by 16 per cent from 2021 (£1.5bn) and 36

Understanding the difference between revenue and profit is essential in understanding basic and complicated economics. Even if you don't know exactly what these terms mean, you've heard the words in passing.Profit is money in your pocket, and revenue is sales, right? While that is true sometimes, more details will help you clarify the difference and

Keller’s pre-tax profit fell by 17 per cent in 2022, after the company uncovered an £18m reporting fraud in its Australian business. The UK-headquartered geotechnical contractor made £56m profit across the year, from a turnover of £2.9bn. The group said that around £18.3m had gone missing from its balance sheet due to the fraud –

Housebuilding giant Persimmon has revealed a 24 per cent drop in annual pre-tax profit, reflecting the impact of a £275m provision to address the post-Grenfell building-safety crisis.  The FTSE 100-listed firm reported a pre-tax profit of £731m in the year to the end of December 2022, compared with £967m the previous year.  Last November, Persimmon

Housebuilder MJ Gleeson is set to cut around 50 jobs after its pre-tax profit plummeted by a third. The company plans to reduce its 800-strong workforce by around 5 per cent in a reorganisation of its housebuilding arm. The restructure will see the three existing divisions of Gleeson Homes, which oversee nine regional offices, replaced