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Chainlink Launches Universal Solution for On-Chain Compliance Automation
Coinspaidmedia·2025/07/01 17:40
Ethereum Confronts Critical $2,500 Price Resistance
Coinlive·2025/07/01 17:24
Solana Spot ETF With Staking Set for Launch
Coinlive·2025/07/01 17:24
Goldman Sachs Revises Fed Rate Cut Anticipation to September 2025
Coinlive·2025/07/01 17:24
Bloomberg Increases Approval Chances for Crypto ETFs to 95%
Coinlive·2025/07/01 17:24

Crypto Attacks in June Slash Losses by 56% from May
Coinlineup·2025/07/01 17:08

Centrifuge and S&P DJI Tokenize S&P 500 on Blockchain
Coinlineup·2025/07/01 17:08

MicroStrategy Adds 4,020 BTC, Expands Holdings
Coinlineup·2025/07/01 17:08
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- 2025/08/10 23:57Data: Bitcoin Market Share Drops to 60.5% as Altcoin Market Cap Surges Over 15.44% in the Past WeekAccording to ChainCatcher, market data shows that Bitcoin's market dominance (BTC.D) has dropped by 3.22% over the past week, currently standing at 60.5%. During the same period, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization increased by 9.51% over the past week. The total market cap excluding Bitcoin (TOTAL 2) rose by 15.44%, while the total market cap excluding both Bitcoin and Ethereum (TOTAL 3) increased by 11.11%.
- 2025/08/10 23:42There is a 90.7% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in SeptemberAccording to CME "FedWatch" reported by Jinse Finance, there is a 9.3% probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in September, and a 90.7% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut. For October, there is a 4.5% probability that rates will remain unchanged, a 48.9% probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate cut, and a 46.5% probability of a cumulative 50 basis point rate cut.
- 2025/08/10 23:01Sources: Intel CEO to Meet with TrumpAccording to a report by Jinse Finance citing sources familiar with the matter as reported by The Wall Street Journal, Intel's CEO will visit the White House on Monday, following a public call by U.S. President Trump for his resignation. Sources indicate that Pat Gelsinger plans to hold extensive discussions with Trump to clarify his personal and professional background, and may propose potential cooperation initiatives between the government and Intel. Last Thursday local time, Trump posted on social media stating that the Intel CEO has a serious conflict of interest and must resign immediately, adding that there is no other solution to the issue. Pat Gelsinger responded, "We are communicating with the government to ensure they have all the facts." (Zhitong Finance)