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Xterio (XTER) fluctuates 163.7% in 24 hours: Trading volume surges but no clear catalyst
Bitget Pulse·2026/03/26 22:03
PROVE (Succinct) fluctuated 59.8% in 24 hours, with trading volume surging over 2400%
Bitget Pulse·2026/03/26 22:03
MemeCore (M) fluctuated 34.5% in 24 hours: Network hard fork triggered a 40% surge followed by a strong pullback
Bitget Pulse·2026/03/26 22:03

SEC is no longer a ‘cop on the crypto beat‘, says US lawmaker
Cointelegraph·2026/03/26 21:51

Bitcoin gained 655% the last time this supply in profit metric dropped to 50%
Cointelegraph·2026/03/26 21:18

Nasdaq tokenization plans could split trading into two markets — TD Securities
Cointelegraph·2026/03/26 21:06
Cathie Wood's ARK Invest turns to Kalshi to inform investment strategies, hedge risk
The Block·2026/03/26 21:03
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Report: The United States requests SpaceX to donate stocks to a "Trump account"It is not yet clear whether Musk has agreed to issues related to SpaceX and the "Trump account." (Semafor)
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) noted that between November 2023 and August 2025, Amazon AU included five contract terms in its Prime membership agreements with over one million annual subscribers that the regulator claims are unfair.The ACCC's allegations focus on the potential harm these terms may cause to consumer rights. The regulator believes that the relevant clauses create a significant imbalance in the allocation of rights and obligations, granting Amazon excessive unilateral powers while possibly imposing unreasonable restrictions or exemptions on responsibilities it should bear. If such clauses are deemed invalid, it could affect Amazon’s user agreement framework in the Australian market.This matter highlights the importance of consumer protection in digital platform subscription service contracts. As the subscription economy expands globally, regulators are paying increasing attention to unfair business practices that may be hidden in such long-term agreements. For Amazon, this is not only a specific regulatory challenge in the Australian market, but it may also serve as a reference for contract review in other markets worldwide.
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OceanFirst Financial Corp. has successfully completed the previously announced significant asset disposition—the sale of its $1.3 billion portfolio of New York City multifamily residential loans.This transaction marks a critical step for the company in optimizing its loan asset structure and managing risk exposure. The New York City multi-family residential market has always been an important business area for financial institutions, and this sale may impact the credit liquidity of the relevant market. By divesting these assets, Ocean First Financial is expected to enhance its capital flexibility and may reallocate the recovered funds to other strategic growth areas. Investors will closely monitor the impact of this move on the company’s future financial performance and business focus.
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