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JPMorgan revises bitcoin production cost estimate to $45,000
JPMorgan revises bitcoin production cost estimate to $45,000

JPMorgan has revised its bitcoin production cost estimate to $45,000 for now, noting ongoing hashrate shifts post-halving.Its previous estimate was $42,000, which still remains for the medium term, JPMorgan’s Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou told The Block.

The Block·2024/05/16 18:31
Solana token launcher Pump.fun suffers flash loan exploit
Solana token launcher Pump.fun suffers flash loan exploit

The exploiter seems to be using flash loans to get enough SOL to buy out Pump.fun memecoin bonding curves.

The Block·2024/05/16 17:28
BlackRock spot bitcoin ETF's over 400 holders is 'mind boggling': Bloomberg analyst
BlackRock spot bitcoin ETF's over 400 holders is 'mind boggling': Bloomberg analyst

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said BlackRock having more than 400 holders report they own its spot bitcoin ETF is a “mind boggling” result.With $844 million worth of BlackRock’s ETF, Millennium Management led the way in terms of total shares owned, followed by Schonfeld Strategic Advisors and Aristeia Capital.

The Block·2024/05/16 17:01
Bitcoin options traders anticipate short-term price correction, analysts say
Bitcoin options traders anticipate short-term price correction, analysts say

Bitcoin derivatives traders are still ready to pay a premium for short-term downside protection, analysts say.However, a longer-term outlook shows a more optimistic options distribution, skewed towards calls, the analysts added.

The Block·2024/05/16 16:07
Three Reasons Why Solana’s (SOL) Price Soared Past $160
Three Reasons Why Solana’s (SOL) Price Soared Past $160

SOL’s price surge is linked to recent crypto developments, notably involving Robinhood, Infinex, and MarginFi platforms.

Cryptopotato·2024/05/16 13:43
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Apollo and Blackstone raise $35 billion in funding for Anthropic’s chip project
Odaily reported that Apollo and Blackstone Group have raised $35 billion in funding for Anthropic's chip project. (FT)
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Major Bank Ratings | Cantor Fitzgerald: Memory shortages expected to persist until the end of 2028; raises target prices for Micron and SanDisk
Glonghui, June 9th|Cantor Fitzgerald analyst CJ Muse pointed out that the memory market is at a significant turning point, and investors must reassess whether this traditionally cyclical industry has undergone a permanent structural change. Muse predicts that the DRAM and NAND markets will remain in short supply through the end of 2028. The firm estimates that global memory industry revenue will reach 1.21 trillion USD in 2027, with the DRAM market scale at about 850 billion USD and the NAND market at about 360 billion USD. By 2028, the overall market size is expected to approach 1.4 trillion USD. Based on an optimistic outlook for the industry, the firm raised the target price for Micron to 1,500 USD and for SanDisk to 2,900 USD.
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Japan's Minister of Finance: Undergoing the largest postwar budget reform, will prepare a supplementary budget if necessary
(1) Japanese Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki stated that the country is currently undergoing the largest budget reform since the end of World War II, and referred to it as the government's commitment. (2) A few days ago, Japan passed a supplementary budget bill of 3.1 trillion yen (approximately 19.4 billion US dollars), which includes a reserve fund of 2.5 trillion yen aimed at addressing inflation driven by the Middle East conflict. (3) Although Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi previously indicated an intention to avoid relying on supplementary budgets as much as possible, Katayama stated that, if necessary, the government would prepare a supplementary budget to respond to unexpected situations.
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