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AI Miners Surge Pre-Market on Record $38B Oracle Data Center Deal Boosts Sector
CryptoNewsNet·2025/10/24 10:21

Russia’s Economy Under Strain As Sanctions Intensify
Cointribune·2025/10/24 10:21

Pi Network’s AI-Driven KYC System Boosts Pioneers Migration Progress
CoinsProbe·2025/10/24 10:18

Ondo (ONDO) Holds Key Support — Could This Pattern Trigger an Upside Breakout?
CoinsProbe·2025/10/24 10:18

Spark Deploys $100M into Superstate’s Crypto Carry Fund to Boost Yield Amid Falling Treasury Returns
DeFi Planet·2025/10/24 10:15

Ethereum price prediction amid ETF outflows and CPI anticipation
Coinjournal·2025/10/24 10:09

Bitcoin price forecast: BTC reclaims $111k, shows signs of recovery
Coinjournal·2025/10/24 10:09
Get Ready for ZEN Migration: Move Your wZEN and DeFi Tokens Off EON Before July 23
Horizen·2025/10/24 10:00
Horizen Based: ZEN is Now Live on Base
Horizen·2025/10/24 10:00
Horizen Appchain Testnet is Live with DarkSwap: Private, Bot-Proof DeFi Arrives on Base
Horizen·2025/10/24 10:00
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Analysis: S&P 500 May Replay 1987 Black Monday, Multiple Assets Showing Rare Selloff Synchronization SignalBlockBeats News, June 7th - Analyst Rekt Fencer issued a market warning pointing out the current rare multi-asset simultaneous sell-off signal. Gold, silver, cryptocurrency, bonds, and oil are all synchronously falling, with the SP 500 poised to be the next. The current vertical surge of the SP 500 resembles the eve of Black Monday in 1987. The market is still in an extremely euphoric state, with a very high risk of historical replay. The potential path of the decline could be: 7250 → 6750 → 6250 → 5500, ushering in a significant retracement level. Even though Goldman Sachs has raised its SP 500 target to 8000 points, the consensus of a bull market is precisely a risk signal.
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OECD Predicts South Korea's Potential Growth Rate Will Hit Record Low by 2027 On June 7, according to Yonhap News Agency, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) stated on Sunday that despite the semiconductor industry's boom driving strong export growth in South Korea, the country's potential growth rate is expected to fall to a historic low next year. The OECD's latest data shows that South Korea's potential economic growth rate for 2027 is projected to be 1.52%, a significant decrease from this year's 1.66%. On a quarterly basis, South Korea's potential economic growth rate is expected to further decline to 1.46% by the fourth quarter of next year. If this occurs, it will mark the first time since the OECD began releasing such data that South Korea's projected potential growth rate falls below 1.5%.
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Jensen Huang Meets Representatives of Two Major Korean Game Companies to Discuss AI Collaboration in Gaming On June 7, it was reported that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang met with KRAFTON founder and chairman Chang Byung-kyu and NCSOFT representative Kim Taek-jin at an internet cafe in the Gangnam district of Seoul. It is understood that Huang and Chang may have discussed humanoid robots and physical AI, as well as collaboration in the gaming sector based on NVIDIA's recently released AI laptop series 'RTX Spark.' KRAFTON has long collaborated with NVIDIA to develop AI features and integrate them into games. The partnership formed through gaming has also facilitated discussions on physical AI collaboration between the two parties. Senior executives from KRAFTON visited NVIDIA's headquarters in California last April to explore new generation technology collaboration directions, including robotics, with Huang. After concluding the meeting with KRAFTON executives, Huang moved to another nearby internet cafe to meet with Kim Taek-jin and other NCSOFT executives. Huang also engaged in a live-streamed discussion with Kim, exchanging views on the development direction of the gaming industry and AI technology.
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