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Dogecoin’s Big Breakout Incoming? Analyst Calls To “Stay Alert”
CryptoNewsNet·2025/10/04 03:54
Full Steam Ahead: Lummis Drives Crypto Market Structure Amid Shutdown
CryptoNewsNet·2025/10/04 03:54
XRP At $10K? Analyst Sees $800 Trillion Liquidity Boom
CryptoNewsNet·2025/10/04 03:54
Why JPMorgan is calling Bitcoin the “debasement trade”
CryptoSlate·2025/10/04 02:40
Did the "top-escape master" sell too early?
Bitpush·2025/10/04 02:12
Price predictions 10/3: BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE, LINK, SUI
Cointelegraph·2025/10/03 23:45
Solana ETP flows top $500M, CME futures open interest soars: Are new SOL highs next?
Cointelegraph·2025/10/03 23:45
AiCoin Daily Report (October 3)
AICoin·2025/10/03 23:11
Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin grows to $789 million market cap
TheCryptoUpdates·2025/10/03 23:00
Vitalik Buterin criticizes Peter Thiel over surveillance views
TheCryptoUpdates·2025/10/03 23:00
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If Bitcoin reaches $93,000, over $4 billions in leveraged short positions will be liquidated.If the price of Bitcoin reaches $93,000, more than $4 billions in leveraged short positions will be liquidated. (Cointelegraph)
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Hyundai Group office building in South Korea evacuated due to bomb threat and bitcoin ransom demandAccording to Jinse Finance, on Friday, two buildings of South Korea's Hyundai Group were urgently evacuated due to a bomb threat. An anonymous caller demanded 13 bitcoins as ransom in exchange for canceling the threatened attack. Special forces searched the buildings but ultimately found no explosives.
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US FTC approves Nvidia's $5 billion investment in IntelJinse Finance reported that the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has approved Nvidia's investment in Intel, but the specific details of the transaction have not been disclosed. In September this year, Nvidia announced it would invest $5 billion in the struggling Intel, a move seen as significant support for the domestic semiconductor industry. However, the deal has also raised concerns in the market about changes in the competitive landscape, particularly the potential risks it may pose to major competitors TSMC and AMD.
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