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STABLE Price Rallies 20%, Here’s Why and Where It’s Going Next
BeInCrypto·2026/04/23 23:51

While Whales Shake the Market, Smart Money Holds — Top 5 Crypto Picks Before Altseason and Memeseason Ignite
Cryptonewsland·2026/04/23 23:39

Arbitrum Price Nears Key Support at $0.121 After 3% Drop
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/23 23:27
Newmont rides record gold prices to $3.1B in free cash flow in Q1
Kitco·2026/04/23 23:21

Dogecoin Social Buzz Just Collapsed: What The Data Shows
Newsbtc·2026/04/23 23:18

From Billion-Dollar Hype to 90% Losses: Inside the Collapse of 5 Tier-1 VC Crypto Bets — Is the Risk Worth It Now?
Cryptonewsland·2026/04/23 23:15
Nvidia - Initiating new all time highs!
TradingView·2026/04/23 23:12
Decentralized Exchanges Record $88.99B Weekly Volume Growth
BlockchainReporter·2026/04/23 23:00
Fortescue’s third-quarter iron ore shipments rise 5%
Mining.com·2026/04/23 23:00
USD/PHP: BSP hike overshadowed by Oil shock – BBH
FXStreet·2026/04/23 23:00
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Arete raises Disney's target price to $88Glonghui July 3rd|Arete Research has raised Disney's target price from $77 to $88, while maintaining a "Sell" rating.
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Analysis: Altcoin Spot Selling Pressure Drops to Nearly Five-Year Low, But Market Yet to Show Signs of Bottoming OutBlockBeats News, July 3rd, market analyst IT Tech cited Crypto Quant data indicating that the cumulative buy/sell volume difference in the altcoin spot market, excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, has further dropped to a near five-year low, showing continued intensification of selling pressure.
Since reaching a phase high at the beginning of 2025, the altcoin spot market has remained in a consistent net selling state, persisting for over 15 months. During this period, there has been little to no signs of a significant rebound or alleviation of selling pressure, and the market has yet to form a clear bottom.
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PMI: France's services sector contracted more than expected in June```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on July 3 that S&P Global France Services PMI rose from 44.3 in May to 46.8 in June, but remained below the initial value of 47.4, showing that France’s service sector contracted more than expected in June due to weak demand and inflationary pressures. France’s Composite PMI final value increased from 44.9 in May to 47.2 in June, also below the initial value of 47.6. S&P Global Market Intelligence Senior Economist Joe Hayes stated: “Overall, the June France PMI survey could have been much worse, especially after the May data warned of a recession and Q1 GDP was revised down.” He added: “However, what remains unchanged is that the French economy is still deeply mired in weak demand, low business confidence, and strong inflationary pressures.”```