Ethereum Drops Below $2100 as Market Volatility Intensifies
Ethereum falls below $2100, currently trading at $2099.6 with a 0.7% gain over the last 24 hours. Market volatility remains high.
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Ethereum falls below $2100, currently trading at $2099.6 with a 0.7% gain over the last 24 hours. Market volatility remains high.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve is considering granting non-banks access to its payment systems, sparking debate over potential benefits and risks.
Read MoreMarket commentator Jim Cramer reveals the Trump administration may start a strategic Bitcoin reserve if prices drop to $60,000.
Read MoreOKX Wallet recently launched a DeFi yield calculation feature supporting over 60 protocols to help users track on-chain investment returns.
Read MoreFed Governor Milan said monetary policy should align with the business cycle and noted that only a significant dollar shift would impact inflation.
Read MoreOpenAI announced plans to bring ChatGPT technology to the U.S. Department of Defense's general AI platform to enhance military capabilities.
Read MoreA Fed official indicated that core inflation is approaching target levels, suggesting manageable price pressures.
Read MoreFed's Bostic notes growing concerns about dollar stability as global economic dynamics shift.
Read MoreJustin Bieber bought a Bored Ape NFT for $1.3M in 2022. Now it's worth just $12K as the NFT market collapses. Floor prices plummet, investor confidence fades.
Read MoreBackpack Exchange, founded by former FTX and Alameda executives, is in talks for new funding at a $1 billion valuation, drawing attention for its strong team and centralized model.
Read MorePrediction market platform Polymarket sues Massachusetts over its gambling classification, sparking a regulatory battle over whether prediction contracts fall under federal or state jurisdiction.
Read MoreThe French Financial Markets Authority (AMF) mandates crypto providers to secure MiCA authorization by July 1, 2026, or face shutdowns, fines, and legal penalties.
Read MoreOn the 9th, the dollar index closed at 96.814, down 0.84% in the foreign exchange market, drawing significant market attention.
Read MoreMajor US indexes rose with the Nasdaq surging 0.9%, led by strong gains in tech giants like Microsoft, Nvidia, and Meta.
Read MoreCiti analysts suggest that if Wesh leads the Fed, a gradual approach to reducing the $6.6 trillion balance sheet is expected to avoid market disruptions.
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