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Portalcripto·2025/07/13 23:30
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Portalcripto·2025/07/13 23:30
4 US Economic Signals That Could Move Bitcoin This Week
Bitcoin’s price is at the mercy of several key US economic indicators this week, including CPI, PPI, jobless claims, and consumer sentiment, which could sway investor sentiment and liquidity.
BeInCrypto·2025/07/13 23:30
Murano Global Plans $500M Bitcoin Investment
Theccpress·2025/07/13 22:45
Bitcoin Tops $122K After Inflation Drops and Bulls Stay in Control
Cryptotale·2025/07/13 22:31
MoonBull Whitelist Promises 1000x Crypto Ascent
Bitcoininfonews·2025/07/13 22:15
XRP Rally Largely Driven by South Korean Traders, Growth Potential Remains Uncertain
Coinotag·2025/07/13 22:00
Ethereum’s Rising Price and Open Interest Suggest Potential Early Altcoin Season Amid ETF Inflows
Coinotag·2025/07/13 22:00
SHIB Shows Potential for Moderate Gains Amid Mixed Daily Signals, Top Coins End Week in Green
Coinotag·2025/07/13 22:00
HBAR Price Hits 4-Month High, Overtakes Bitcoin Cash After 27% Rise
HBAR's recent 26% rally has brought it to a 4-month high, but overbought conditions and profit-taking risks raise concerns.
BeInCrypto·2025/07/13 21:30
Flash
- 00:16Trump: Will Announce a Candidate to Fill the Vacant Federal Reserve Board Seat in the Coming DaysAccording to Jinse Finance, U.S. President Trump stated that a candidate will be announced in the coming days to fill the vacant position on the Federal Reserve Board. (Jin10)
- 00:07Trump to Announce New Bureau of Labor Statistics Chief in the Next Three to Four DaysChainCatcher reports that U.S. President Trump has announced he will name a new head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics within the next three to four days. On Friday, Trump ordered the dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics director (the agency responsible for releasing nonfarm payroll data) after he claimed, without evidence, that the disappointing employment figures had been "manipulated." The bureau later confirmed that Director Erika McEntarfer had been removed, and her deputy, William Wiatrowski, would serve as acting director. The July jobs report released earlier on Friday showed that only 73,000 jobs were added last month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also announced significant data revisions, revealing that total employment was 258,000 lower than previously estimated. This marks the second-largest two-month downward revision on record, surpassed only by adjustments made during the pandemic.
- 00:07HKMA Chief Eddie Yue: Hong Kong’s Growth Momentum in the Digital Asset Sector Will ContinueAccording to ChainCatcher, citing JIN10 News, Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) Chief Executive Eddie Yue stated in an article that as of mid-July 2025, 22 banks have been authorized to sell digital asset-related products, 13 banks have been approved to offer tokenized securities, and another five banks have been permitted to provide digital asset custody services. In the first half of 2025, the total transaction volume of bank digital asset-related products and tokenized assets reached HKD 26.1 billion, representing a 233% increase compared to the same period last year and already surpassing the total transaction volume for the entire previous year. Several asset management companies have also announced plans to launch tokenized products, and with the government actively promoting the issuance of tokenized bonds, it is believed that Hong Kong’s growth momentum in the digital asset sector will continue, bringing new impetus to the development of Hong Kong’s wealth management business.