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Altcoins on the verge of big move
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Cryptodaily·2024/05/22 13:55
Key News for May 22
Key News for May 22

律动BlockBeats·2024/05/22 12:40
No, the prospective spot Ethereum ETF issuers won't be able to stake ether in the background
No, the prospective spot Ethereum ETF issuers won't be able to stake ether in the background

With anticipation for spot Ethereum ETF approvals in the U.S. growing, the removal of ether staking rewards from proposals seems to be a key part of the process. While the elimination of staking rewards for investors in the potential ETFs has become clear, some uncertainty remained over whether the asset managers could still be allowed to stake the ether for themselves.

The Block·2024/05/22 12:34
Web3 Games Become the Traffic Driver for TON, Public Chains Compete in the Gaming Sector
Web3 Games Become the Traffic Driver for TON, Public Chains Compete in the Gaming Sector

Several public blockchains plan to launch Web3 gaming incentive funds

Chaincatcher·2024/05/22 11:37
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12:35
Nasdaq 100 Index Futures Extend Gain to 1.5%
BlockBeats News, June 8th, according to Bitget market data, the Nasdaq 100 Index futures saw its gain expand to 1.5%.
12:33
International Crude Oil Slightly Up as Israel Pauses Iran Strikes, Vows to Hit Beirut Southern Suburbs in Case of Domestic Attack
BlockBeats News, June 8th: According to a report from Israel's Channel 12 News, citing senior officials, Israel has suspended strikes on Iran at the request of U.S. President Trump. Strikes in Lebanon by Israel will continue. If Israeli territory is attacked, Israel will strike Dahieh (located south of Beirut, Lebanon). At the time of writing, WTI crude oil is trading at $92.588, up 1% intraday; Brent crude oil is trading at $93.5, up 1.6% intraday.
12:32
Investors demand a risk premium on UK government bonds, with the 10-year yield rising to 4.922%, as focus shifts to next week's by-election.
Tickmill Group analyst Patrick Munnelly pointed out in a report that due to political uncertainty and doubts over the government’s fiscal policy, investors are demanding an additional risk premium when purchasing UK government bonds. The market may shift its focus to the upcoming special election in the Macclesfield constituency next week, where UK leadership contenders and Burnham are vying for the parliamentary seat.Munnelly stated that long-term UK government bond yields have remained high as investors seek compensation for fiscal and political uncertainty. According to Tradeweb data, the 10-year UK government bond yield rose by 2 basis points, most recently quoted at 4.922%.From a trading sentiment perspective, the rise in long-term yields reflects a weakening market confidence in UK fiscal discipline, with investors requiring a higher term premium to hold long-term bonds. The by-election result may be viewed as a kind of test for the current policy direction; if the result leads to political changes, yields could rise further. Looking ahead, attention will be on the UK Chancellor’s budget statement and the ongoing impact of inflation data on the UK government bond market.
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