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Bo Hines to Leave White House Crypto Post, Eyes Turn to Successor
CryptoNewsNet·2025/08/11 03:55
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CryptoNewsNet·2025/08/11 03:55
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CryptoNewsNet·2025/08/11 03:55
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SharpLink’s Monumental $200M Ethereum Investment Signals Bullish Future
BitcoinWorld·2025/08/11 03:50
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BitcoinWorld·2025/08/11 03:50
Ethereum Funding: Shocking Drop Amidst ETH Price Rally!
BitcoinWorld·2025/08/11 03:50
Bitcoin Price Skyrockets: A Monumental Leap to $120,000!
BitcoinWorld·2025/08/11 03:50
Trump Installs "Crypto Ally" as Federal Reserve Transition Director, What's the Impact?
Stephen Miran holds an Economics degree from Harvard University and has worked in the investment and policy space, including serving as a Senior Strategist at Hudson Bay, deeply involved in the post-FTX bankruptcy debt trading.
BlockBeats·2025/08/11 03:48
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Data: If BTC breaks above $65,774, the total short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $825 million.According to ChainCatcher, based on Coinglass data, if BTC surpasses $65,774, the cumulative short position liquidation volume across major CEXs will reach $825 million. Conversely, if BTC falls below $59,989, the cumulative long position liquidation volume across major CEXs will reach $750 million.
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White House officials say the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market structure bill is about to passWhite House officials stated that the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market structure bill is about to be passed, and said that US President Trump will immediately sign the bill. (The Bitcoin Historian)
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BP considers withdrawing from offshore wind power project in northern JapanGolden Ten Data, July 6 – According to a report by Nikkei, BP is considering withdrawing from its offshore wind power project in northern Japan, which it is jointly developing with Japanese partners. Although the consortium led by Marubeni Corporation is expected to continue with the project, the withdrawal of this international energy giant undoubtedly deals a blow to Japan’s offshore wind power industry. According to several sources, BP has begun consultations with consortium partners regarding its exit. BP’s UK headquarters stated that no final decision has been made yet.
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