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Alarm bells ring, everyone reduces their positions together
金融界·2026/03/22 23:34

Ethereum whales signal potential 25% price rally
Grafa·2026/03/22 23:33
Gold Plummets, Nowhere to Hide
金融界·2026/03/22 23:32
6:00, a gentle tremor, the world has not completely surrendered yet
金融界·2026/03/22 23:32
Before the market opens on Monday, the world enters the range of the cannons
金融界·2026/03/22 23:32
ARIA (Aria.AI) 24-hour amplitude 84.8%: Trading volume surge drives pump followed by correction
Bitget Pulse·2026/03/22 23:27
UK's Starmer Convenes Urgent Economic Meeting Amid Rising Iran Conflict Threats
101 finance·2026/03/22 23:24

XRP Under Pressure Amid Key Regulatory Shift
Cointribune·2026/03/22 23:21
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Analyst: OpenAI may launch its IPO this year without waiting until 2027```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 30 that options analyst Bob Lang stated that, as market conditions improve, investors' enthusiasm for AI assets rises, and the successful listing of SpaceX boosts market sentiment, OpenAI could potentially launch its IPO as early as this year, without needing to wait until 2027. He believes that the current capital market maintains strong demand for high-quality AI companies, presenting an opportunity for listing.```
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Axon Enterprise Inc. (AXON) closed up 9.85% at $510.60, opening with a gap and then fluctuating at a high level, approaching the June 4 closing price of $513.20 and the March 11 closing price of $517.57.According to media reports, before the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) purchased a batch of weapons from a certain exchange, U.S. President Trump bought shares in the company.
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Demand for 3-month US Treasury bills falls to the weakest level since 2024The U.S. Treasury issued $92 billion in three-month Treasury bills with a highest winning bid rate of 3.74%, marking the highest since November; the winning bid rate for $72 billion in six-month Treasury bills was 3.84%. In the three-month Treasury bill issuance, indirect bidders received only 41% of allocations, the lowest since November 2024. In the six-month issuance, indirect bidders received 56.4%, lower than the three-month average of 63.1%. “This week’s record-high auction size may be one of the reasons for the weak auction results, but the scale increase is not sufficient to fully explain the outcome,” wrote Oxford Economics analyst John Canavan in a report. “Since the FOMC decision, expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes have fluctuated considerably, but are down about 15 basis points from a week earlier—this is also insufficient to explain why demand was so weak today.”
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