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Faruk Özer Dies In Prison, Questions Rise Over Crypto Fraud Case
Cointribune·2025/11/02 14:48
Digital Euro: The ECB's Promise for a Stronger European Economy
Cointribune·2025/11/02 14:48
How Israel Became a Global Hub for Blockchain Innovation
DailyCoin·2025/11/02 14:44
TON Blockchain Integrates Chainlink CCIP to Make TON a Cross-Chain Token (CCT)
CryptoNewsFlash·2025/11/02 14:27
XRP ETF Approval Imminent? Bitwise Just Checked the Final Boxes
CryptoNewsFlash·2025/11/02 14:27
Zcash Price Soars to $412 as Electric Coin Co. Unveils Bold Q4 2025 Roadmap
Cryptoticker·2025/11/02 14:15
The quantum computing threat Bitcoin can’t ignore forever
CryptoSlate·2025/11/02 14:00
Bitcoin’s ‘Silent IPO’: Early Holders Exit as Institutions Enter Amid Market Maturation
Bitcoin is undergoing what analysts call a “silent IPO” — a transition phase where early adopters distribute holdings to institutional investors via ETFs.
BeInCrypto·2025/11/02 13:32
Senator Warren Rejects CZ Defamation Threat, Citing DOJ on Money Laundering Plea
Senator Elizabeth Warren’s legal team has rejected Binance founder Changpeng Zhao’s defamation threat, arguing that her October 23 post about his money laundering conviction is both accurate and legally protected.
BeInCrypto·2025/11/02 13:10
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Chicago corn drops 2%CBOT corn futures fell by 2.00% to $4.6575 per bushel. CBOT wheat futures fell by 0.94% to $6.61 per bushel. CBOT soybean futures fell by 0.85% to $11.9925 per bushel; soybean meal futures fell by 0.51%, and soybean oil futures fell by 1.02%. CBOT lean hog futures fell by 0.15%, live cattle futures fell by 0.84%, while feeder cattle futures rose by 0.60%.
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Canadian Prime Minister: British Columbia will "significantly benefit" from the proposed oil pipelineCarney emphasized that the construction of the pipeline must simultaneously meet three conditions: ensuring that the province of British Columbia (BC) benefits tangibly, building a massive carbon capture project concurrently, and conducting thorough consultations with local Indigenous communities. BC Premier David Eby currently opposes the pipeline. He stated that, in the context of the US-Canada trade war, BC is fully advancing several large-scale projects aimed at boosting the local economy, but these projects must equally prioritize environmental protection.
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