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UAE Innovation City launches blockchain IDs for companies
Crypto.News·2026/05/05 11:33
Pi Network Price Prediction: PI Consolidates Near $0.20 Ahead of Unlock Pressure and Consensus 2026
CoinEdition·2026/05/05 11:21
Elon Musk settles SEC Twitter case with $1.5M fine
Crypto.News·2026/05/05 11:21
Crypto Clarity rules may be delayed because Congress is somehow stuck arguing over housing
CryptoSlate·2026/05/05 11:09
ONDO Price Outlook: RWA Leader Gains Strength – Is a Bigger Move Underway?
Coinpedia·2026/05/05 11:06
Bitcoin spot ETFs draw $532 million as BTC tops $80,000
Cointurk·2026/05/05 10:55
Toncoin Price Prediction: TON Rallies 37% as Telegram Integration Drives Market Shift
CoinEdition·2026/05/05 10:54
Bitcoin tops $80,000 as altcoins rally and risk appetite returns
CryptoNewsNet·2026/05/05 10:54
Report: Trader Used Morse Code to Trick Grok Into Sending Billions of Tokens
Coinlive·2026/05/05 10:51
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2026/06/25 23:58
US Stock Market Close: Micron rises over 15%, Apple falls over 6%, three major indices mixedBlockBeats news, June 26, U.S. stocks closed on Thursday: the Dow Jones rose 0.14%, while the S&P 500 index edged down and the Nasdaq fell 0.46%. The storage sector saw a significant surge; Micron Technology jumped 15.7%, SanDisk rose 21.97%, Western Digital gained 4.90%, and Qualcomm rose 3.7%. Microsoft fell more than 3%, Apple dropped 6.1%, with its market value nearing $4 trillion.
2026/06/25 23:50
Nikkei index may decline due to profit-takingGlonghui, June 26 — After the benchmark index set a record closing high on Thursday, Japanese stocks may decline due to profit-taking. Domestic technology stocks may also be dragged down by the overnight drop in the Nasdaq Composite Index, as Micron Technology's strong performance failed to boost the broader tech sector. On the Osaka Exchange, Nikkei futures fell 785 points to 71,615 points. On Thursday, the Nikkei rose 4.6% to 72,366.34 points.
2026/06/25 23:50
UBA UBS survey of 30 central banks shows that about 82% of reserve managers mentioned these risks. The risk of further escalation of military conflicts ranks second. The risk of an escalating trade war, which was listed as the top risk last year, dropped to sixth place this year. The survey found that market demand for gold and inflation-linked bonds remains strong. 29% of participants believe gold will be the best-performing asset class in the next five years, down from 67% in 2025.