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XTER (Xterio) fluctuates 53.8% in 24 hours: Trading volume surge triggers price volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/03/11 03:32
Transcontinental's Newly Appointed CEO Indicates a Strategic Move Toward Focusing on Core Printing Efficiency
101 finance·2026/03/11 03:12
All about SUI’s next challenge after altcoin’s latest 7% hike
AMBCrypto·2026/03/11 03:06
Micron's Momentum: The $400,000 Bullish Bet and Rising AI Demand
101 finance·2026/03/11 03:03
Bank of America’s Trading Surge Faces Test as Volatility Wanes and Margins Come Under Scrutiny
101 finance·2026/03/11 02:39
As Dell Technologies Increases Its Dividend by 20%, Is Now a Good Time to Invest in DELL Shares?
101 finance·2026/03/11 02:39
AXTI Holds $60M InP Orders: Has the AI Expansion Already Been Fully Valued?
101 finance·2026/03/11 02:34
Nintendo Shares Surge 10% on Pokémon Pokopia Sellout—But Hardware Headwinds Loom
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Circle to Launch Native Stablecoins USDC and CCTP on edgeXBlockBeats News, March 11th, according to official sources, stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL) announced a major expansion of its flagship product. Starting from March 9, 2026, native USDC and its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) were officially launched on the EDGE Chain. This integration will directly bring a fully regulated, US dollar-backed stablecoin to one of the most promising high-performance blockchain ecosystems and provide seamless cross-chain functionality, eliminating the need for wrapped or bridged assets.
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The Japanese government does not rule out the possibility of releasing its own oil reserves.Golden Ten Data, March 11 — According to Japan's Kyodo News, Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Akazawa Ryo Masa stated during a parliamentary committee meeting on Wednesday, in response to questions from lawmakers, that the Japanese government has not ruled out the possibility of "independently" releasing national oil reserves, rather than as part of a coordinated action. He added: "We will take all possible measures to ensure the stability of energy supply." As of the end of December, Japan's total oil reserves could meet domestic consumption for 254 days, of which 146 days' worth is owned by the government, 101 days' worth is held by the private sector, and the remaining portion is jointly stored with oil-producing countries.
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Capital Economics: Prolonged Middle East conflict could pose LNG shortage risks for Asian economiesGolden Ten Data reported on March 11 that economists at Capital Economics pointed out in a research report that if the Middle East conflict continues, Asian economies will face varying degrees of risk of liquefied natural gas (LNG) shortages. The economists stated that almost 90% of LNG transported through the Strait of Hormuz flows to Asia. They noted that regions such as South Korea are heavily dependent on supplies from the Persian Gulf, with 27% and 20% of LNG imports coming from this area, respectively. They explained that, unlike oil, LNG has high storage costs, technical difficulties, and limited storage capacity. They added that if LNG supply disruptions persist, one option for some regions would be to turn to alternative energy sources, such as coal-fired power plants.
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