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18:32
Data: If BTC breaks $68,773, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.759 billions.ChainCatcher news, according to Coinglass data, if BTC breaks through $68,773, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.759 billions. Conversely, if BTC falls below $62,581, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $751 millions.
17:55
LME copper futures closed up by $39, at $13,344 per ton.LME aluminum futures closed down by $18, at $3,140/ton. LME zinc futures closed down by $62, at $3,317/ton. LME lead futures closed down by $22, at $1,962/ton. LME nickel futures closed up by $150, at $17,844/ton. LME tin futures closed up by $3,294, at $57,728/ton. LME cobalt futures remained flat, at $56,290/ton.
17:27
Anxiety over the threat of artificial intelligence is rising, and a sudden loss of confidence in private credit bets has led to another sharp decline in the stock prices of banks and asset management companies.The KBW Bank Index fell as much as 4.7% on Friday, dragging the sector to its lowest level since December last year and setting it up for its worst monthly performance since March. This month, banks, payment service providers, and asset management companies have suffered consecutive shocks, most notably issues related to the new generation of artificial intelligence applications and the private credit sector. Block's layoff of nearly half its staff on Thursday night intensified market concerns that artificial intelligence could disrupt a wide range of economic sectors. Credit spreads have also begun to widen, and the collapse of UK mortgage lender MFS, backed by Wall Street, has heightened market worries that banks may face rising default risks in the opaque private lending sector. Analyst Herman Chan said: "Banks are entering a more volatile period, and there are many unknowns regarding the pace of artificial intelligence applications and disruption. The rise in Treasury bonds combined with widening credit spreads indicates the market is in a risk-off mode."
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