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HYPE Jumps 6% as Bullish Structure Holds: Key Levels Ahead?
Cryptotale·2026/02/26 13:30

GD Culture Group plans 7,500 Bitcoin sale – Panic or strategic reset?
AMBCrypto·2026/02/26 13:03


Rising Middle East tensions lift gold as capital flight to safety continues
Cointelegraph·2026/02/26 12:16
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Ethena [ENA] climbs as Q1 revenue beats Q4 2025 – Yet ONE risk remains
AMBCrypto·2026/02/26 12:00
Most Speculative XRP Traders Are Officially Wiped Out. Here’s What Happened
TimesTabloid·2026/02/26 11:33

Bitcoin traders explain why $80K is the next target for bulls
Cointelegraph·2026/02/26 11:30
USD: Short-term resilience, long-term weakness – TD Securities
101 finance·2026/02/26 11:24
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easyJet rejects Castlelake’s acquisition proposal three timesGelonghui June 22|According to Bloomberg, EasyJet has rejected three separate offers from Castlelake LP, prompting the investment firm to submit its latest acquisition proposal directly to shareholders. The latest proposal values the budget airline at around £4.74 billion (approximately $6.3 billion).
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The US-Iran Switzerland talks have concluded! The strait sees easing tensions, and gold prices rebound to above 4,200.The US-Iran Swiss Talks Come to Fruition! Straits Rewarm, Gold Price Rebounds Above 4,200
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Goldman Sachs expects central bank gold purchases to slow slightly but still continue to support the bottom of gold prices.Golden Ten Data reported on June 22 that Goldman Sachs predicts that central banks will continue purchasing gold at a rate of 50 tons per month in 2026, slowing to 40 tons per month in 2027. Even if the monthly gold purchase rate retreats slightly from previous peaks, this trend will still provide a lasting structural floor of support for gold prices. A record proportion of central banks have expressed their intention to increase gold reserves, and this demand backdrop offers substantial cushioning for the downside risk of gold prices. Goldman Sachs’ forecast indicates that even if monthly data is volatile, central bank demand will remain one of the most consistent structural support factors for gold prices over the next two years. Another survey conducted by the World Gold Council—covering 76 central banks between February and May—also supports this view. A record 45% of respondents said they expect to increase gold reserves in the next 12 months, the highest level ever recorded in this survey’s history. Around 90% of respondents expect the global central bank gold holdings to rise during the same period, with the rest expecting it to remain roughly stable. No respondents predicted a decline.
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