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SEC May Approve XRP, SOL, and ADA ETFs This Summer
·2025/07/01 22:32
Connecticut Bans Bitcoin in State Agencies, Imposes Strict Rules
·2025/07/01 22:32
DDC Enterprise Raises $528 Million to Expand Bitcoin Reserve
·2025/07/01 22:32
XRP Price Faces Challenges Despite 89% Chance for ETF Approval
·2025/07/01 22:14
Arbitrum Token Surges on Speculation of Robinhood Partnership Ahead of Major Crypto Event
Arbitrum’s token surged 17% amid growing speculation of a partnership with Robinhood Markets following a notable announcement on social media.
DeFi Planet·2025/07/01 22:08
Bitcoin Approaches Potential Breakout Within Descending Triangle Between $100K and $109.5K
Coinotag·2025/07/01 20:16
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Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia: The budget does not add more demand than we expected, and the impact of the budget may not differ much from our expectations.Reserve Bank of Australia Governor: The budget has not increased demand more than we expected; the budget impact may not differ much from expectations
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The negative premium of the bitcoin fund market has reached 5.9%, the lowest level in two years.BlockBeats news, on June 4, analyst Maartunn cited CryptoQuant data, stating that the current Bitcoin fund market premium has reached -5.9%, the lowest level in two years. This means that Bitcoin ETFs such as IBIT and GBTC are currently trading at a 5.9% discount to their net asset value (NAV). This indicates that market demand for exposure to these funds has significantly weakened compared to the value of their underlying holdings.
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India's currency market trading volume hits record high as state-owned banks boost lending, pushing up short-term interest rates(1) Data shows that trading volume in India's money market has surged to a record high, mainly because state-owned banks have intensified lending to meet strong credit demand. (2) According to analysis by the Indian Clearing Corporation, another driving factor is that in May, private banks unusually shifted from net borrowers to lenders. In the triparty repo segment, which accounts for about 70% of the money market, trading volume climbed to a record high of 5.5 trillion rupees ($57.8 billion) on May 13 and has remained elevated since then. (3) However, the scramble for funds in recent weeks has pushed up overnight lending costs and short-term bond yields, highlighting the ongoing difficulties banks face in attracting deposits as household savings flow into other investment products.
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