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Figure Technology stock crashes 20% following mixed Q4 earnings
Cointelegraph·2026/02/27 17:45
Ban on Crypto Privacy Tools Would Be Counterproductive: UK Think Tank
Decrypt·2026/02/27 17:21
NZD/USD climbs as US Dollar weakens, bolstered by RBNZ’s positive growth projections
101 finance·2026/02/27 17:21
Man Who Prophesied XRP Winning the Lawsuits Drops Fresh Bombshell Statement On Ripple CEO
TimesTabloid·2026/02/27 17:06
Vitalik Buterin details Ethereum’s scaling plan as network prepares for higher capacity
AMBCrypto·2026/02/27 16:54

Assessing if MYX’s price bottom is near as volume hits $66.7M
AMBCrypto·2026/02/27 16:03

Why Bitcoin’s price is falling even as ETF inflows turn positive
AMBCrypto·2026/02/27 16:00

WLFI Unveils Governance Staking, $5M Super Nodes and USD1 Incentives
Crypto Ninjas·2026/02/27 15:54
MXN: Indications of monetary relaxation and a stable currency – Societe Generale
101 finance·2026/02/27 15:45
Expert This Momentum Could Trigger Real XRP Price Breakout
TimesTabloid·2026/02/27 15:30
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Hot Coin Movements: Main force in SOL contracts on a certain exchange closed positions worth $7.64 millionMajor orders are displayed as horizontal lines on the candlestick chart. The thicker the line, the larger the order amount; the longer the line, the longer the order remains.
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World Gold Council: More central banks are choosing to repatriate their gold reservesAccording to Jinse Finance, on June 21, a survey by the World Gold Council showed that an increasing number of central banks are moving gold out of vaults in London and New York, increasing domestic storage or diversifying overseas storage locations. Over the past four years, central banks around the world have purchased an average of 1,000 tons of gold per year, which is twice the average level of the past decade. Nearly 90% of surveyed central banks indicated that they expect global central bank gold reserves to increase in the coming year.
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Renault obstructed Nissan's board member nominations, with the conflict clearly targeting creditor Mizuho Bank.This intervention by Renault has once again revealed the underlying interest differences in the long-standing alliance between Renault and Nissan. The direction of subsequent negotiations among the related parties and the final personnel arrangements for Nissan's board of directors are receiving close attention within the industry.
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