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Dogecoin Slides 5.5% as $0.1940 Support Cracks on Volume Spike
CryptoNewsNet·2025/10/31 06:27
XRP Drops 5% to $2.47 as Bears Break Key Support Level
CryptoNewsNet·2025/10/31 06:27
Everyone’s Depressed in Crypto — But Bitwise’s CEO Says That’s What Winning Looks Like
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley believes the “depressed vibes” reflect crypto’s transition into maturity, as regulatory clarity rises and institutions pour in.
BeInCrypto·2025/10/31 06:23
Pump.fun (PUMP) Testing Key Support — Can This Pattern Trigger a Rebound?
CoinsProbe·2025/10/31 06:15
Next Pi Coin Price Move Revealed: First Bounce, Then Breakdown?
Pi Coin price may soon see a short-lived bounce as moving averages align, but fading money flow and a hidden bearish divergence suggest the rebound won’t last. Traders should watch $0.26 and $0.24 for early signs of strength or failure.
BeInCrypto·2025/10/31 06:00
Bitcoin falls to $106k as crypto liquidations hit $1 billion
Coinjournal·2025/10/31 05:45
Federal Reserve Ends Treasury Balance Sheet Reduction
Coinlineup·2025/10/31 04:54
Bonk Price Decline Amidst Bearish Momentum
Coinlineup·2025/10/31 04:54
dYdX Aims for U.S. Expansion and Fee Reduction
Coinlineup·2025/10/31 04:54
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Efrat Fenigson discusses how governments are building a digital control matrixThe author discusses with Efrat Fenigson how governments around the world are using Digital ID, CBDC, and the financial system to build a digital control matrix. (Bitcoin Archive)
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Institution: Gold may rebound in the second half of the yearAccording to analysis by Navellier & Associates, due to central bank purchases and the potential for monetary easing policies in Europe supporting demand, gold may rebound in the second half of 2026. The company expects gold prices to recover to $4,500 per ounce after falling about 25% from the record high set in January.
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Arabica coffee futures see largest surge since July 2000 as investors worry about Brazil's supplyDue to severe weather in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, combined with ongoing supply shortages, prices have surged sharply. Meteorologists indicate that this year’s El Niño phenomenon may be particularly intense, which has driven not only the recent spike in coffee market prices but also increased the futures prices of other staple foods such as sugar and rice. Meanwhile, sustained rainfall in the main producing areas of West Africa has pushed New York cocoa futures to their highest level since January. Expand
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