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BTC falls below $84,000
BTC falls below $84,000

Cointime·2025/12/01 20:06
LTC falls below $75
LTC falls below $75

Cointime·2025/12/01 20:06
BTC rebounds and breaks through $85,000
BTC rebounds and breaks through $85,000

Cointime·2025/12/01 20:06
Solana News Update: Institutions Show Trust Amidst Bearish Sentiment—Solana Struggles to Regain $125
Solana News Update: Institutions Show Trust Amidst Bearish Sentiment—Solana Struggles to Regain $125

- Solana (SOL) fell below $125 amid crypto market selloff, with $600M+ in 24-hour liquidations as Bitcoin dropped below $87,000. - ETF inflows hit $621M over 21 days, driven by Bitwise, Grayscale, and Fidelity, while Franklin Templeton filed for a new Solana ETF. - Technical analysis highlights $125 as critical support near a 1,200-day channel floor, with bears dominating via 6.17% open interest decline and negative funding rates. - On-chain metrics remain strong with DEX volume leadership, but RSI near ov

Bitget-RWA·2025/12/01 20:02
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22:45
Lithium producers bet on battery energy storage as demand focus gradually shifts beyond electric vehicles
```htmlAt an industry conference held this week, several leading manufacturers stated that the surge in demand for battery energy storage systems is helping to offset the slowdown in the electric vehicle market. Fastmarkets CEO Raju Daswani said: "The phase of over-adjustment in the market has ended. Energy storage has become the main driving force for growth in this market." According to Fastmarkets' estimates, lithium demand from battery energy storage systems is growing at a rate of 40% per year. "This is a fundamental shift. Compared with consumer-driven and more volatile electric vehicle demand, it provides a more solid foundation for the market." (Reuters)```
22:37
Canadian stock market closes higher as gold mining stocks rebound
Gold prices rising boosted metal mining stocks on Friday, but overall market gains were limited as investors worried about inflation driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. BMO Capital Markets chief economist Douglas Porter stated in a report: “Just as concerns about an oil shock are gradually fading, persistent cost pressures stemming from the ongoing AI boom have come to the forefront.” The materials sector, which includes metal mining companies, rose 1%. This marked the second consecutive trading day of gains for the sector, after its price on Wednesday neared the bottom of its range so far this year. As the US dollar gave back some recent gains, gold prices increased 1%. The technology sector climbed 1.2%, with e-commerce company Shopify’s share price rising 4.6%. The industrial sector went up 0.7%, while the real estate sector closed 1.6% higher. The two most heavily weighted sectors edged lower. The financial sector fell 0.2% and the energy sector dropped 0.3%. As oil tankers continued departing the Strait of Hormuz, supply concerns eased and New York crude oil prices sank 3.7%, settling at 69.23 dollars per barrel, accelerating its steep weekly loss. TSX is on track to rise 6.8% in the second quarter, which would mark its eighth consecutive quarter of gains.
22:32
Top 10 ZEC traders on the Hyperliquid platform hold long positions
Almost all of the top 10 ZEC traders on the Hyperliquid platform currently hold long positions. (Cointelegraph)
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