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Crypto Inflows Soar to $1.3 Billion As Ethereum Outpaces Bitcoin
Crypto Inflows Soar to $1.3 Billion As Ethereum Outpaces Bitcoin

Crypto inflows surged to $1.3 billion last week, with Ethereum seeing a significant boost in investor interest. As institutional demand grows, Nasdaq files for new crypto ETFs, including XRP and Litecoin.

BeInCrypto·2025/02/10 07:30
Shiba Inu Faces Decline as Network Activity Hits 2025 Low
Shiba Inu Faces Decline as Network Activity Hits 2025 Low

Shiba Inu (SHIB) struggles as meme coin hype fades, with network activity and active traders hitting 2025 lows. Will SHIB rebound or continue its decline?

BeInCrypto·2025/02/10 07:30
$JAILSTOOL Review: A celebrity's tweet skyrocketed the market value to $150 million in 3 hours
$JAILSTOOL Review: A celebrity's tweet skyrocketed the market value to $150 million in 3 hours

What is the potential for this Token to rise? It completely depends on Dave's decision.

Chaincatcher·2025/02/10 07:22
3 Altcoins to Watch in the Second Week of February 2025
3 Altcoins to Watch in the Second Week of February 2025

AVAX unlocks $42.5 million, OM nears an all-time high, and RUNE rallies ahead of its V3.20 update. Can these altcoins sustain their momentum?

BeInCrypto·2025/02/10 06:00
Central African Republic launches memecoin as experiment, according to president's X account
Central African Republic launches memecoin as experiment, according to president's X account

The President of Central Africa Republic’s official X account announced a memecoin named CAR.The memecoin launch is said to be an experiment to see if a meme can “unite people” and support the “national development” of the Central African Republic.

The Block·2025/02/10 03:22
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    AI Lab Harmonic Secures $100 Million in Series B Funding with Participation from Paradigm
    According to Jinse Finance, artificial intelligence lab Harmonic has announced the completion of a $100 million Series B funding round, led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from Paradigm, Ribbit Capital, Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures, and Charlie Cheever, bringing its post-investment valuation to $900 million. Harmonic is currently developing software and code verification capabilities based on Mathematical Super Intelligence (MSI), with primary applications in industries such as blockchain and financial services. The company previously raised $75 million in its Series A round last September.
  • 04:36
    UK Chancellor Focuses on Reform Measures to Curb Fiscal Volatility
    ChainCatcher reports, citing Jintou and the Financial Times, that as concerns grow among investors over the volatility of the UK's economic policies, UK Chancellor Reeves is considering reforms to the country's budgetary system to prevent the recurrence of sudden spring fiscal patch-up plans. According to sources familiar with the matter, Reeves is considering reform proposals put forward by the International Monetary Fund, which aim to "reduce the pressure for frequent fiscal policy adjustments." At the same time, she has reiterated her commitment to holding only one fiscal statement per year. In May of this year, the IMF recommended that the UK implement reforms to ensure that minor deviations from fiscal rules do not require "corrective fiscal measures" between two budgets. The organization also suggested that the UK could consider assessing compliance with fiscal rules only once a year, instead of the current twice a year. A City of London insider commented, "This is something the Treasury is considering—it has to be done. Swinging back and forth between forecasts every six months is simply not a viable way to set fiscal policy in today's highly unstable global economic environment. The bond market would not only have no objection to such reforms, but would actually welcome them."
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    VanEck: Investors Express Dissatisfaction with "Excessive" Executive Compensation at Bitcoin Mining Firms
    According to the latest research from asset management firm VanEck, executive compensation in the U.S. Bitcoin mining industry is significantly higher than that of peers in the information technology and energy sectors, mainly due to generous stock incentive plans—an issue that shareholders are now protesting. Despite these “aggressive compensation plans,” shareholders of Bitcoin mining companies remain “dissatisfied,” VanEck’s Head of Digital Asset Research Matthew Sigel and investment analyst Nathaniel Frankovitz noted in a report on Thursday. The researchers found that the average approval rate for executive compensation proposals among shareholders was only 64%, compared to about 90% for companies in the S&P 500 and Russell 3000 indices. “This skepticism appears well-founded. Mining executives continue to grant themselves excessive equity awards, which dilute shareholder value and fail to reliably align compensation with long-term value creation,” they added.
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