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Stablecoins: A Pivotal Revolution in Digital Payments Acknowledged by the Federal Reserve
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s Urgent Warning: 50% Chance of Higher US Interest Rates
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Israel Iran Tensions: Urgent Warning from Defense Minister
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Revolutionary German Blockchain Bond: NRW.BANK’s €100M Polygon Issuance Signals Major Shift
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Ethereum Open Interest: Unpacking the Stunning New All-Time High
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Unlocking Billions: GATES Pioneers Real Estate Tokenization on Oasys Blockchain
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BlackRock Unveils Astounding Shift: More Ethereum Than Bitcoin Acquired
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Texture Protocol Triumph: Hacker Returns Stolen Crypto Funds After Solana Exploit
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OpenAI’s Web Browser Aims To Break Google’s Dominance
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- 20:22US House Fails to Pass Procedural Vote on Crypto Bill, Second Vote Scheduled for 5:00According to ChainCatcher, Fox News reports that the U.S. House of Representatives plans to attempt another vote on the procedural rules for cryptocurrency-related bills at around 5:00 PM Eastern Time (05:00 Beijing Time). The President is reportedly "angry" and is communicating with lawmakers who are blocking the cryptocurrency bills from reaching the House. Previous reports indicated that a procedural vote on cryptocurrency-related legislation in the House failed to pass.
- 20:17Citigroup CEO: The U.S. Economy Is Outperforming ExpectationsAccording to Jinse Finance, the CEO of Citigroup stated that with the implementation of tariffs, commodity prices are expected to gradually rise starting this summer. The U.S. economy is "outperforming expectations."
- 20:15The three major U.S. stock indexes closed mixedAccording to Jinse Finance, the three major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed, with the Nasdaq up 0.18%, the Dow Jones down 0.98%, and the S&P 500 down 0.4%. Chip stocks rose, with Nvidia up more than 4%, TSMC up more than 3%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index up 1.27%. Most bank stocks declined, with BlackRock and Wells Fargo both down more than 5%, but Citigroup shares rose 3.7%, closing at their highest level since 2008.