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Spot Bitcoin ETFs top $4.5B total volume on the first day of trading
Cointelegraph·2024/01/12 11:37
Ethereum, ETC Skyrocket Following SEC’s Bitcoin ETF Approval
Dailycoin·2024/01/12 09:52
3 Reasons why Bitcoin is still due further BTC price upside
Cointelegraph·2024/01/12 09:17
Everdome (DOME): The Hyper-Realistic Metaverse of Tomorrow
Bitget·2024/01/12 08:53
FTX creditors seek ‘in-kind’ crypto repayments instead of 2022 low prices
Cointelegraph·2024/01/12 08:46
Terra founder Do Kwon asks court to delay SEC trial for personal appearance: report
Quick Take In December, a Montenegro court canceled Do Kwon’s approved extradition.
The Block·2024/01/12 07:22
South Korea Maintains Stance Against Crypto ETFs Despite US Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval
According to the FSC, South Korea maintains strict regulations on crypto to stabilize the financial market and protect investors.
Cryptopotato·2024/01/12 06:49
What Is a Covered Call Bitcoin ETF? Why Did Grayscale Apply for One?
BeInCrypto·2024/01/12 03:35
Gary Gensler’s Vote Decides Split Bitcoin ETF Showdown
Dailycoin·2024/01/12 00:34
Grayscale applies for Bitcoin covered call ETF
Grayscale's new ETF filing signals a commitment to expanding its Bitcoin investment products.
Crypto Slate·2024/01/12 00:03
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The US Dollar Index fell by 0.12% on the 19th.According to a report by Jinse Finance, the US Dollar Index fell by 0.12% on the 19th, closing at 100.729 at the end of the forex market.
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Trump says ships are passing through the Strait of HormuzThe Strait of Hormuz, as a globally critical oil transport route, has always had a decisive impact on the stability of the international energy market, and its maritime status is consistently under close scrutiny from the international community.
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According to sources familiar with the matter, Starbucks recently underwent a round of workforce reduction, cutting around 60 positions at its Hong Kong office and approximately 120 positions at its London office.This adjustment is seen as part of the global coffee chain giant's effort to optimize its global operating structure and improve efficiency. The company stated that this is a regular part of its ongoing evaluation and adjustment of operations to support its long-term growth strategy, aiming to reallocate resources to key growth areas. Despite the personnel changes, Starbucks reaffirmed its unchanged commitment to the relevant markets and will continue to focus on providing a high-quality experience for customers. Market analysts believe this move reflects the dining and retail industry's increasing focus on streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency when faced with cost pressures and growth challenges.
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