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SharpLink Announces $104M Profit on the Back of Its Ethereum Strategy
Cointribune·2025/11/17 19:00

Ethereum Falls Under $3,100 Amid Spot ETF Outflows, Viewed as Riskier Than Bitcoin
Cointribune·2025/11/17 19:00

Digital Asset ETPs See $2 Billion Outflows Amid Policy Uncertainty
DeFi Planet·2025/11/17 18:54

Bitcoin Rebounds Slightly After Weekend Plunge Wipes Out All 2025 Progress
DeFi Planet·2025/11/17 18:54

Is bitcoin about to break up with "cryptocurrency"?
Bitcoin has not broken up with cryptocurrencies; it is simply adapting to its own role.
Block unicorn·2025/11/17 18:54

x402 Ecosystem Faces Security Risks Amid Rapid Crypto Growth
DeFi Planet·2025/11/17 18:54

UBS and Ant International Join Forces to Trial Tokenized Deposits for Global Treasury Efficiency
DeFi Planet·2025/11/17 18:54

Solana Holds $140 Support as Traders Eye Break Above $150: What Comes Next for SOL Price?
Coinpedia·2025/11/17 18:39

SHIB Recognized Alongside BTC and ETH in Japan’s Elite Green List
CryptoNewsFlash·2025/11/17 18:36
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Crude oil trading reminder: Improved navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and temporary waiver for Iranian oil exports push oil prices down to a three-month lowCrude Oil Trading Alert: Improved Navigation in the Strait of Hormuz Combined with Temporary Exemption for Iranian Crude Oil Exports Drives Oil Prices to Three-Month Low
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Pafin, operator of Cryptact, acquires crypto tax service provider GtaxForesight News reports, according to Nikkei, that Pafin, the operator of Japan's crypto asset management service Cryptact, has acquired the crypto tax service provider Gtax. The two parties plan to complete brand integration in October this year. The impetus for this restructuring is the revision of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, which, for the first time, includes cryptocurrencies under the scope of financial product regulation.
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Bessent: The Strong Dollar Concept is Not Just About Exchange Rates On June 24, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent differentiated between maintaining a strong dollar policy and merely focusing on exchange rates. 'When people talk about a strong dollar, I don't think it's just the Bloomberg Dollar Index,' Bessent said in response to questions after a speech at the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday evening. 'I think it means we are taking various measures to lay the groundwork for people to want to come to this country, whether it's tax certainty, regulatory certainty, or energy certainty.' He stated that a strong dollar is not contradictory to a robust manufacturing sector. 'Germany used to be an industrial powerhouse, and they relied on a strong currency'; this made Germany more efficient, innovative, and productive. Regarding the dollar's decline since early last year: 'I don't wake up thinking, great, this is helpful for the economy. I think it's just price fluctuations on the screen.' He noted that currency depreciation in low-cost manufacturing countries could be detrimental to the U.S.; 'I often think this isn't necessarily because of a strong dollar. Maybe—like Southeast Asian countries, because they manage their currencies the most—but it could also just be weakness in other currencies.' (Sina Finance)
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