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Crypto: The fight against North Korean hackers intensifies worldwide
Cointribune·2025/10/27 13:00
Strategic Trade De-escalation Underway Between US And China
Cointribune·2025/10/27 13:00
Western Union Modernizes Payment System With Stablecoins
Cointribune·2025/10/27 13:00
Australia’s Digital Asset Bill Sparks Industry Pushback Over Expanded ASIC Powers
DeFi Planet·2025/10/27 12:51
Ethena’s Synthetic Stablecoin Model Challenges USDC’s Market Dominance
DeFi Planet·2025/10/27 12:51
SharpLink Expands Ethereum Holdings with $78.3 Million Purchase
DeFi Planet·2025/10/27 12:51
Javier Milei’s Crypto-Friendly Party Wins Midterm Election, Strengthening His 2027 Presidential Bid
DeFi Planet·2025/10/27 12:51
JPYC Inc. launches first yen-backed stablecoin alongside issuance and redemption platform
Coinjournal·2025/10/27 12:39
Western Union is piloting a stablecoin-based settlement system for global remittances
Coinjournal·2025/10/27 12:39
Cryptocurrency is as ‘property’ under Indian law, rules Madras High Court
Coinjournal·2025/10/27 12:39
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Japan's TOPIX Index rises over 2%Golden Dragon May 7｜Japan's TOPIX Index rises by 2.47%, currently quoted at 3,820.96 points.
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Citi raises target for South Korea's Kospi Index to 8,500 points, driven by growth in the semiconductor sector and other factorsGlonghui, May 7 — Citigroup raised its target level for South Korea's Kospi index from 7,000 to 8,500 points, reflecting growth potential in semiconductor industry earnings, fiscal stimulus, and government initiatives to boost corporate value. Analysts including Peter Lee wrote in a report that, driven by strong growth in the semiconductor industry and improvements in the fundamentals of South Korea’s manufacturing sector, net profits for fiscal year 2026 are expected to grow by 177% year-on-year. “We observed that South Korean memory chip suppliers will benefit from customization trends and cycle extensions through long-term chip agreements.”
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ADATA: Memory shortages expected until 2027 as inventory surpasses 8.6 billion yuanThe supply gap is widening simultaneously, and "there is no doubt that shortages will continue next year." ADATA emphasized that the company continues to build up its inventory in preparation for strong storage demand. In the first quarter, the company's inventory reached approximately NT$36.4 billion and further surpassed NT$40 billion by the end of April.
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