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1Bitget Daily Digest (Nov 17) ｜ $127M in Liquidations Across the Market in the Past 4 Hours; Major Token Unlocks This Week for ZRO, ZK and Others; Michael Saylor Releases New Bitcoin Tracker Update2Bitcoin hits 6-month low as AI fears add to risk-off mood: How are pro traders positioned?3Spain Pins X for Illegal Crypto Promotion
IOTA collaborates on the ADAPT project: Building the future of digital trade in Africa together
IOTA is collaborating with the World Economic Forum and the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change on the ADAPT project. ADAPT is a pan-African digital trade initiative led by the African Continental Free Trade Area. Through digital public infrastructure, ADAPT connects identity, data, and finance to enable trusted, efficient, and inclusive trade across Africa.
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Is bitcoin about to break up with "cryptocurrency"?
Bitcoin has not broken up with cryptocurrencies; it is simply adapting to its own role.
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x402 Ecosystem Faces Security Risks Amid Rapid Crypto Growth
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UBS and Ant International Join Forces to Trial Tokenized Deposits for Global Treasury Efficiency
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- 19:51Goldman Sachs: Central banks may make large gold purchases in November, maintaining year-end 2024 gold price forecast at 4900Jinse Finance reported that Goldman Sachs stated that central banks may have purchased a large amount of gold in November, continuing a multi-year trend of diversifying reserves to hedge against geopolitical and financial risks. In a report, Goldman Sachs reiterated its forecast that gold prices will reach $4,900 by the end of 2026, and if private investors continue to diversify their portfolios, gold prices could rise even further. So far this year, gold prices have risen by 55%, mainly driven by economic and geopolitical concerns, increased inflows into exchange-traded funds, and expectations of further interest rate cuts in the United States. Goldman Sachs estimates that central banks purchased 64 tons of gold in September, up from 21 tons in August.
- 19:51Federal Reserve’s Cook Denies Fraud Allegations, Lawyer Calls It “Political Persecution”According to Jinse Finance, The Wall Street Journal reported that lawyers for Federal Reserve Governor Cook on Monday provided a detailed defense for the first time regarding her mortgage application, arguing that the apparent discrepancies in the loan documents were either accurate at the time or were "unintentional marks." Given other information disclosed to the lender, these discrepancies do not constitute fraud. The Supreme Court has currently blocked Trump's attempt to remove her from office and will hear arguments in January. In a letter to the Attorney General, Cook's lawyers also accused FHFA Director Sandra Thompson of selectively targeting Trump's political opponents while ignoring similar allegations against Republican officials.
- 19:15Morgan Stanley 2026 Outlook: Global Economy to See Moderate Growth and Disinflation, Uncertainty Remains High, but U.S. Stocks Expected to Outperform Global MarketsBlockBeats News, November 17, according to Reuters, Morgan Stanley expects that US stocks will outperform global markets in 2026, and is optimistic about the performance of global equities relative to credit and government bonds. Their supporting logic comes from the growth in capital expenditures related to artificial intelligence and improvements in the policy environment. "With the combined boost from micro fundamentals, accelerated AI capital expenditure, and favorable policies, risk assets are prepared for a strong performance in 2026," the Wall Street investment bank stated in a series of global economic and strategic outlook reports released on Monday. Although the Trump administration's fluctuating tariff policies have caused continued volatility in global financial markets this year, most trade uncertainties are gradually dissipating as 2026 approaches. The bank forecasts that 2026 will see "moderate" global economic growth alongside disinflation, but emphasizes that "uncertainty remains high, and the range of outcomes could be extremely divergent," with "the US being the key variable." In addition, Morgan Stanley expects the S&P 500 index to reach 7,800 points by the end of 2026, representing about 16% upside from current levels, mainly driven by solid corporate earnings growth and AI-driven efficiency improvements. Under the influence of dovish Federal Reserve policies, US small-cap stocks will outperform large-cap stocks, and cyclical sectors will outperform defensive sectors. The US Dollar Index is expected to fall to 94 in the first half of the year, then rebound to 99 by the end of 2026. The bank also predicts that the price of gold will reach $4,500 per ounce in 2026.