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Only 589 million XRP sold in 24 hours: 10x gain ultimately shrinks to 4x
币界网·2025/12/17 12:05
Aave Founder: From DeFi King to the Financial Foundation, Our Next Decade-long Battle
Odaily星球日报·2025/12/17 12:04
PI Rebounds 5% From Key Support as Bearish Pressure Persists
Cryptotale·2025/12/17 12:00
Russia Reaffirms Ban on Bitcoin and Ethereum Payments
DeFi Planet·2025/12/17 11:51
The strengthening of the Chinese yuan may support bitcoin prices
币界网·2025/12/17 11:34
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Mining company Hut 8 surges over 18% pre-market after signing a $7 billion leasing agreement with FluidstackChainCatcher reports that bitcoin mining company Hut 8's US stock rose more than 18% in pre-market trading, with its market capitalization increasing to $3.981 billions. According to the news, Hut 8 has signed a 15-year lease agreement worth a total of $7 billions with Fluidstack, leasing 245 megawatts (MW) of IT computing capacity at its River Bend data center campus to the latter.
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NYT: Plume co-founder communicates with Trump and reaches cooperation with World LibertyThe New York Times reported today that Plume co-founders Chris Yin and Teddy Pornprinya recently had direct communications with U.S. President Trump, the U.S. Vice President, and the Secretary of the Treasury. The two participated in the White House crypto report and dialogues with the SEC, and have established a U.S. headquarters at the Empire State Building in New York to advance compliant RWA infrastructure development. In addition, Plume has reached a commercial cooperation agreement with the Trump family crypto project, World Liberty.
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Institutional Analysis: Federal Reserve Bond Purchase Tools Ease Year-End Repo Rate ExpectationsInstitutional analysis indicates that the market expects the Federal Reserve's new financing plan to ease seasonal funding pressures. After the Federal Reserve announced last week that it would purchase short-term Treasury bills, the pricing in the repo market for the year-end period (December 31 to January 2) dropped significantly. Bob Savage, an executive at BNY Mellon, stated that the Federal Reserve aims to avoid sharp interest rate fluctuations on tax days or at year-end, and it is not expected to repeat the volatility seen in 2019. Analysts pointed out that the Fed's bond purchases may reduce private investors' demand for Treasury bills in 2026, thereby supporting bond prices and lowering yields.
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