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Cointime·2024/08/26 09:03
Telegram Deems Misuse Allegations ‘Absurd’ Following CEO’s Paris Arrest
Telegram stated that it complies with EU laws and dismissed claims that Durov or the platform is responsible for user abuse, calling such accusations "absurd."
CryptoNews·2024/08/26 07:09
TRON Founder Justin Sun Proposes ‘FreePavel DAO’, Pledges $1M Funding
Justin Sun has pledged to contribute $1 million if community backs.
CryptoNews·2024/08/26 07:09
Ethereum Foundation’s spending transparency questioned: Where does the $100 million go every year?
At the current rate of spending $100 million per year, the Ethereum Foundation will run out of ETH in 8 years.
BlockBeats·2024/08/26 07:05
Bitcoin’s Big Break: Wall Street Gears Up for Crypto Boom, Says Scaramucci
Cryptodnes·2024/08/26 07:03
Stablecoin market cap hits new all-time high amid 11 months of growth
The stablecoin market cap, excluding algorithmic stablecoins, has reached $168 billion, its highest point in history.
Cointelegraph·2024/08/26 06:25
Bitget Daily Contract Market Dynamics
Bitget·2024/08/26 04:45
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10xResearch·2024/08/26 02:43
How do you view the subsequent market impact of the Babylon mainnet launch?
Odaily·2024/08/26 02:15
Top Crypto to Invest in Right Now August 25 – Solana, Core, Fetch.ai
Insidebitcoin·2024/08/25 23:23
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TSMC CEO: Increasing Production Capacity for Mature Process WafersGlonghui June 4th｜TSMC CEO: We are increasing mature process wafer capacity, including factories to meet Japan’s CMOS image sensor demand and factories to meet Germany’s automotive and industrial demand.
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SOL falls below $70Jinse Finance reported that according to market data, SOL has fallen below $70 and is now quoted at $69.91, with a 24-hour decline of 6.57%. The market is highly volatile, so please pay attention to risk management.
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U.S. sanctions result in Visa and Mastercard suspending operations in CubaGrossing News on June 4th｜The Central Bank of Cuba issued a statement on June 3rd stating that, due to the executive order issued by the United States on May 1st, Cuba will no longer be able to receive revenue from the sale of goods and services through international bank card channels such as Visa and Mastercard. The statement also noted that other payment methods for foreign currency transactions within Cuba can still be used normally.
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