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Bitcoin ETFs bleed $2.8B in record nine-day outflow streak
Cointelegraph·2026/05/29 13:27
Top 3 Meme Coins to Watch in June 2026
BeInCrypto·2026/05/29 13:24

HBAR Utility Pays Off: The Hard Part Is Holding Above This Level
DailyCoin·2026/05/29 13:21

Hedera Price Prediction: HBAR Volume Up 242% as Price Squeezes Out of Bollinger Bands
CoinEdition·2026/05/29 13:15
Speech by Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman on monetary policy
·2026/05/29 13:09
Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM) Is the Next Dominant Duopoly In Financial Services. Here’s why
TimesTabloid·2026/05/29 13:03
Codelco orders audit of production figures for 2024-2025
Mining.com·2026/05/29 12:57

Humanity (H) Price Prediction: H Surges 24% as Bulls Eye Breakout
CoinEdition·2026/05/29 12:42
Expert Explains Why DTCC Choosing XLM Over XRPL Should Not Upset XRP Army
TimesTabloid·2026/05/29 12:06
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Large Token Unlocks This Week: H, MEGA, SAHARA and Others Will Unlock Over $50 Million Worth of TokensBlockBeats news, June 22, according to Token Unlocks data, this week H, MEGA, and SAHARA will have major one-time token unlocks, with a total release of over $50 million. Details are as follows: Humanity (H) will unlock 266 million tokens on June 25, worth approximately $54.77 million, accounting for 9.41% of its circulating supply; MegaETH (MEGA) will unlock 250 million tokens on June 23, worth approximately $13.54 million, accounting for 32.83% of its circulating supply; Sahara AI (SAHARA) will unlock 1.03 billion tokens on June 26, worth approximately $14.75 million, accounting for 30.1% of its circulating supply; Plasma (XPL) will unlock 88.89 million tokens on June 25, worth approximately $10.42 million, accounting for 3.56% of its circulating supply.
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Bank of Japan power reshuffle: Sanae Takaichi's personnel arrangement may change the rate hike pathGolden Ten Data reported on June 22 that a dissenting vote in the latest rate hike decision by the Bank of Japan shows that the window for “hawks” to push interest rates back to normal levels is closing. Asada Ichiichiro—a new member attending only his second policy meeting—disagreed with most of his colleagues in last week’s vote and opposed raising the benchmark interest rate to its highest since 1995. He is also the first policy board member appointed by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and almost openly showed his support for an accommodative monetary policy during the vote. The actions of this new member provide a snapshot of the possible future direction for the policy board under the leadership of Kazuo Ueda. Sanae Takaichi is set to appoint another member with a “reflationary” policy bias later this month to replace Junko Nakagawa, whose term is expiring. Meanwhile, two other firmly “hawkish” members will also see their terms end in about a year, giving Takaichi an opportunity to make further nominations and thus significantly shift the overall tendency of the 9-member policy board.
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Negotiations between the US and Iran spiral out of control, oil prices surge, and is the Middle East powder keg about to explode again?The negotiation between the US and Iran spirals out of control, oil prices surge, is the Middle East powder keg about to explode again?