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Share link:In this post: Stock futures dropped Sunday night after a brutal week where the S&P 500 lost 3.10%, the Dow fell 2.37%, and the Nasdaq dropped 3.45% amid economic uncertainty and tariff talks. Investors are bracing for key inflation reports this week, with CPI data on Wednesday and PPI on Thursday, which could impact Federal Reserve policy. Bitcoin crashed over 5% after Trump signed an order creating a US strategic Bitcoin reserve, disappointing investors expecting a bigger government buy-in.
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Bitcoin’s demand is shrinking, with the sharpest decline since July 2024. While long-term holders accumulate, BTC risks dropping under $80,000.
- 14:32Mercurity Fintech: Launches Share Repurchase Program of Up to $10 MillionAccording to ChainCatcher, GlobeNewswire reports that Mercurity Fintech Holding Inc. has announced the launch of a share repurchase program of up to $10 million to strengthen confidence in its Solana and Bitcoin financial strategies and enhance shareholder value.
- 14:18Consensys plans to lay off 49 employees, accounting for approximately 7% of its total workforceAccording to a report by Jinse Finance citing Bloomberg, Consensys, the software company founded by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin, is planning to lay off 49 employees, accounting for about 7% of its total workforce. A company spokesperson stated that this restructuring aims to enhance overall profitability. Consensys recently acquired a startup with around 30 employees, who will remain with the company. At the same time, the company still plans to continue hiring for other positions. Consensys’s largest office is located in Brooklyn.
- 14:14Senate Agriculture Committee Postpones CFTC Chair Nomination Vote, Working to RescheduleOdaily Planet Daily reported that crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett revealed that after the Senate Agriculture Committee removed CFTC chairman nominee Brian Quintenz and another nominee from the voting list yesterday, committee members are working to reschedule the vote. A staff member stated that efforts are being made to gather all 12 Republican members to advance Quintenz's nomination to a full Senate vote.