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Japan has likely dumped billions of U.S. Treasury bonds to finance its latest yen intervention.
Japan has likely dumped billions of U.S. Treasury bonds to finance its latest yen intervention.
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The volume of Bitcoin ETFs surged to the highest level since May 15, according to data from the seven largest ETFs. When such volume spikes occur, there's a higher chance that prices will reverse. This latest surge most likely was a reaction to buying.
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Morning news from CrypticNews Hub: 1. Witch hunters reported a large number of insider vault addresses discovered as a result of ZK air drops, totaling 2 million ZK. 2. io net: The platform plans to switch to IO Coin payments and will be migrating its backend system during this period. 3. JPMorgan Chase: The market consensus is that Trump will return to the White House. 4. Polygon: The community funding program is officially open for applications, with 35 million MATIC allocated for the first quarter. 5. A wallet inactive for 5 and a half years transferred 8,000 bitcoins to Binance yesterday. 6. Sushi announced the launch of Sushi Labs and published a roadmap. 7. Trump pledged to support cryptocurrency mining businesses. 8. Elon Musk withdrew his lawsuit against OpenAI and its co-founders, Sam Altman and Greg Brockman. 9. Yesterday, the net outflow from the American Bitcoin spot ETF was $200 million, while there was no inflow into BlackRock IBIT. 10. President of ETF Store: The Ethereum spot ETF S-1 may be approved by the end of June, with no reason for delay at the SEC. 11. Billionaire Bill Miller: Bitcoin is still significantly "undervalued." 12. US Senator Elizabeth Warren officially requested the Federal Reserve Chair to lower interest rates. 13. Vitalik: Looking forward to more L2s entering the first stage. 14. SingularityNET, Fetch ai, and Ocean Protocol postponed the token merger date for ASI to July 15.
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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for May 2024 will be published on June 12 at 12:30 UTC. Experts expect a 3.4% increase compared to the previous year or a 0.3% increase compared to the previous month. If the figure is lower, it would signal a slowdown in inflation, increasing the likelihood of cryptocurrency growth. If higher, it would signal that inflation is still a concern, increasing the likelihood of cryptocurrency decline.
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Liquidations in DeFi are still not significantly observed. Historically, when liquidations of Aave and Compound sharply increase, as we see in these charts, market recovery immediately follows due to immediate forced selling followed by opportunistic purchases by key participants. Bullish traders anticipate these liquidations as a sign that $BTC could quickly return to $70K and $ETH to $4K, respectively.
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American stock futures stabilized on Wednesday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates and the consumer inflation report for May. Futures for the Dow and S&P 500 indexes held near breakeven, while futures for the Nasdaq 100 index rose by 0.1%. In extended trading, Oracle shares jumped nearly 10% as recently announced cloud deals with Google and OpenAI boosted the company's outlook. During regular trading on Tuesday, the Nasdaq Composite rose by 0.88%, reaching new record levels, and Apple surged by 7.3% after announcing plans to integrate artificial intelligence into its technologies at a recent conference. The S&P 500 also rose by 0.27%, while the Dow fell by 0.31%. Other large-cap technology companies, such as Microsoft (1.1%), Meta Platforms (1%), and Alphabet (0.9%), also gained, while Nvidia (-0.7%) and Tesla (-1.8%) declined. Stocks trimmed earlier losses after a drop in bond yields sparked speculation that Wednesday's inflation data could strengthen arguments for the Fed to cut rates later this year.
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