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Solana ETFs will not see significant demand — Sygnum research head
Cointelegraph·2024/08/15 15:51
Top U.S. Bank Backs BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, Drops Grayscale Trust
Cryptodnes·2024/08/15 15:03
Ethereum Nears Peak Performance Despite Flat Prices, Experts Predict Future Gains
Cryptodnes·2024/08/15 15:00
Chainlink Data Streams and VRF go live on Base
Cryptobriefing·2024/08/15 14:45
Rhythm Evening News｜A list of important information in the crypto industry on August 15
1. Harris will deliver an economic-focused speech this Friday; 2. Curve's protocol-side revenue is greater than unlocked output for the first time after the production cut, and is expected to achieve positive cash flow; 3. Injective announced its official integration with the TON ecosystem; 4. If Bitcoin falls below $57,000, the cumulative long-order liquidation intensity of mainstream CEX will reach 607 million; 5. About 66% of institutional investors held or increased their Bitcoin holdings through the U
BlockBeats·2024/08/15 10:55
Two-thirds of institutional Bitcoin ETF holders held or bought more in Q2
Over 44% of asset managers increased their Bitcoin ETF holdings, while 22% held their position, which was a “pretty good result,” according to Bitwise’s investment chief.
Cointelegraph·2024/08/15 04:54
More than $1 billion USDT flows out of exchanges, BTC faces upward resistance
Odaily·2024/08/15 03:19
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12:25
U.S. Oil Falls 4%, Below $92 Mark On June 4, WTI crude oil futures fell below $92 per barrel, dropping 4.23% during the day. Brent crude oil futures also declined by 3.88%, settling at $94.011 per barrel. In related news, Trump stated that the U.S. is in final negotiations to end the war in Iran.
12:25
Bitget lists BB, SMR, and SITM stock contracts with up to 20x leverage.According to an official announcement reported by Odaily, Bitget stock contracts have now listed three underlying assets: SMR (NuScale Power Corporation), SITM (SiTime Corporation), and BB (BlackBerry Limited). These assets cover popular sectors such as nuclear technology, high-performance chips, and intelligent security. The mentioned contracts support up to 20x leverage.
12:16
The euro makes a dramatic comeback as the ceasefire fuels the market, but why can weak data hardly stop the bulls?(1) During the European session on Thursday, the euro climbed strongly against other major currencies. Despite weak eurozone retail sales data, market sentiment improved significantly due to the Lebanon ceasefire agreement. Israel and Lebanon agreed to implement a ceasefire, coupled with easing concerns surrounding Trump’s tariff comments and falling oil prices, which together boosted risk appetite. (2) However, the euro's gains in the region were still constrained by multiple factors, including a new wave of tension in the private credit markets, continued worries from Trump’s tariff statements, and uncertainty regarding inflation and interest rate prospects. Data showed that eurozone retail sales in April declined by 0.4% month-on-month, worse than the expected drop of 0.3%, and in sharp contrast to March's growth of 0.8%. The year-on-year increase also slowed from 2.1% in March to 1.0%, mainly dragged down by falling sales of non-food items and automotive fuels. (3) In terms of market conditions, the euro rose against the pound to a four-day high of 0.8656; against the US dollar, Swiss franc, and yen, it climbed to 1.1631, 0.9191, and 185.96, respectively. Versus the Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, and Canadian dollar, it reached 1.6302, 1.9803, and 1.6167, all recent highs. The market is watching for the release of the US weekly initial jobless claims data during Thursday's New York session to determine whether the euro can further test resistance levels.
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