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Trump’s ‘Stone Ages’ Threat Sends Bitcoin Below $67K
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/02 04:57

Bitcoin dips, oil rises as Trump addresses nation on war in Iran
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/02 04:57

Rare USDT Wallet Drop on Ethereum Could Signal Bitcoin Market Bottom
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/02 04:57
Unit Bias in Crypto: Why Cheap Coins Mislead Investors
CryptoValleyJournal·2026/04/02 04:39

Bitcoin, ether, solana slide further as Trump threatens to hit Iran 'extremely hard'
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/02 04:36
Major cryptocurrencies lose ground after Trump’s Iran remarks bring little clarity
Cointurk·2026/04/02 04:36

Solana Compression Phase Intensifies — Next Move Could Be Explosive
Newsbtc·2026/04/02 04:09


IBM Announces Strategic Collaboration with Arm to Shape the Future of Enterprise Computing
Finviz·2026/04/02 04:03
Flash
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Lone Pine Capital achieved a 43% return in the first half of the year through both long and short strategies.Its short investment portfolio was a significant contributor to returns, helping the hedge fund outperform its main long-only fund, Lone Cascade (which rose 38% over the same period). Almost all of Lone Pine Capital's returns came from trading in listed companies, with private equity investments accounting for less than 15% of its hedge fund portfolio.
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Base chain TVL surpasses 4 billion US dollarsBase chain TVL surpasses 4 billion USD, with on-chain asset scale exceeding 12 billion USD, and on-chain sponsored transactions reaching 169 million times.
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Waller: Inflation Risks Now Exceed Employment Risks, Market Focuses on July CPI On July 7, Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that the U.S. labor market has stabilized, while inflation is accelerating again. Currently, inflation risks have surpassed employment risks, marking a complete reversal from policy considerations a year ago. He pointed out that last year, rate cuts were supported due to a weak labor market, but now the policy focus should shift back to curbing inflation. The market is currently turning its attention to the June CPI, which will be released on July 14, as it is the last key inflation data before the Federal Reserve meeting on July 28-29. Despite international oil prices falling to around $70 per barrel, Fed officials still expect inflation to be significantly above the 2% target by the end of the year. The market anticipates that the Fed will raise interest rates by September at the latest, with a roughly 25% probability of a rate hike in July, as several officials have signaled further tightening of policies.