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Bitget·2025/09/26 13:07

Goldman Sachs Trader: Bitcoin's "Monday Flash Crash" Is a "Leading Indicator"
The market pace is slowing down, and some consensus trades are experiencing a wave of stop-losses.
ForesightNews·2025/09/26 12:53

A look into the top VCs behind Plasma: What other major airdrops does Founders Fund hold?
Behind Founders Fund is a clear investment philosophy and decision-making system driving its actions.
深潮·2025/09/26 12:35
Bitcoin Confirms Key Retest at 20-Week EMA $98K as Critical Support
coinfomania·2025/09/26 12:03
Japanese Retailer Mac House Increases BTC Holdings to 106.65
coinfomania·2025/09/26 12:03

Wattlet officially debuts: Making electricity a global digital asset
Wattlet's vision is to make electricity not just a consumed energy, but a digital asset that can be held, allocated, and traded.
ForesightNews·2025/09/26 10:37

Bitget·2025/09/26 10:28
Flash
- 13:24Mira: Will enable backup links for routing to support token claimsJinse Finance reported that after the airdrop claim website was temporarily closed, Mira announced on the X platform that due to excessive traffic causing server crashes, routing would be conducted through a backup link so that users could claim tokens.
- 13:23U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac IPOs are likely to have one or two lead banks.Jinse Finance reported, citing market sources: Pulte of the U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) stated that the IPOs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are likely to have one or two lead banks.
- 13:23The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation plans to seek information from major banks regarding "debanking."Jinse Finance reported, citing market sources: The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation plans to consult large banks for information regarding "debanking," including inquiries to major banks about so-called discriminatory practices.