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XRP May Test $2.60–$2.70 Range After False Breakout as Weekly $2.7280 Close Is Watched
Coinotag·2025/09/01 19:10

XRP ETF Could Attract Institutional Wall Street Interest, Echoing Bitcoin ETF Path, Analysts Say
Coinotag·2025/09/01 19:10

ETH Near $4,360 Support Could Test $4,300, Sideways Trading May Continue
Coinotag·2025/09/01 19:10

CKB Eco Fund | Spark Plan SoMo - Pixel Territory Project Announcement
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CKB 中文·2025/09/01 19:05

Crypto Coins Surge into Circulation with Massive Lock Openings
In Brief September's crypto market sees $4.5 billion coins entering circulation. Major releases include Sui, Fasttoken, Aptos, and Arbitrum. Single and gradual releases impact market supply with varying abruptness.
Cointurk·2025/09/01 18:55

Myro ($MYRO) Stabilizes at $0.0244 as Price Trades Between Support and $0.02562 Resistance
Cryptonewsland·2025/09/01 18:50

Altcoin Season Index Climbs to 63, Highlighting Strong Momentum as Market Edges Closer to Key 75 Threshold
Cryptonewsland·2025/09/01 18:50
DV8 Appoints Jason Fang as CEO, Strengthens Bitcoin Treasury in Thailand
Portalcripto·2025/09/01 18:45
Litecoin mocks XRP and provokes a reaction from the Ripple community
Portalcripto·2025/09/01 18:45
US Department of Commerce Partners with Chainlink for On-Chain Data, Traders Highlight LINK Buying Opportunity
Portalcripto·2025/09/01 18:45
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- 18:57US Treasury Secretary Bessent: The Federal Reserve should remain independent, but it has also made many mistakesJinse Finance reported that U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated on Monday that the Federal Reserve is and should remain independent, but also pointed out that the institution "has made many mistakes," and defended U.S. President Trump's right to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook on the grounds of mortgage fraud charges. Trump has been criticizing the Federal Reserve and its Chairman Jerome Powell for months for failing to cut interest rates, and recently targeted Powell over the costly renovation project at the central bank's Washington headquarters. "The Federal Reserve should remain independent. The Federal Reserve is indeed independent, but I think they have also made many mistakes," Bessent said in an interview at a restaurant in the suburbs of Washington.
- 17:51Gold prices continue to rise, analysts warn of profit-taking risks at high levelsJinse Finance reported that driven by expectations of interest rate cuts and heightened geopolitical tensions, gold futures continued their rally on Monday after reaching a record high. Currently, gold futures are trading near $3,547, up 0.88% on the day, having climbed as high as $3,557.10 per ounce during intraday trading. FxPro analyst Alex Kuptsikevich noted in a research report that macroeconomic and geopolitical news continue to favor precious metals, with reports indicating that India is actively selling U.S. government bonds and increasing its gold reserves. He also stated that the lack of progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks has further boosted safe-haven demand. Kuptsikevich pointed out that in the short term, the most significant bullish factor is the market's rising expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. However, he cautioned investors to remain prudent when participating in the current gold rally, as historical highs often trigger large-scale profit-taking, as was the case in April this year.
- 17:51Google denies claims of major Gmail security warningJinse Finance reported, market news: Google (GOOG.O) has denied claims regarding a major Gmail security warning, stating that it is "completely false" and emphasizing that its protective measures remain strong and effective.