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Solana faces bearish pressure after $60M liquidations, but bullish sentiment among longs persists. Can SOL reclaim $210 and rally further?
Share link:In this post: Meteora’s native M3M3 token rallied from $0.001 to $0.12 within days, boosted by demand for passive income. Traders compete to buy M3M3 and become a top 100 wallet to receive staking rewards. The token aims for utility while also facing speculative trading and selling.
Share link:In this post: Floki announced the launch of its debit card, which allows users to spend their crypto assets at Mastercard or Visa merchants. According to the company, physical and virtual debit cards are available in thirty-one European countries. The announcement is the second part of the project’s roadmap after it launched the virtual prepaid debit cards last year.
PEPE price momentum shows signs of slowing, with ADX at 21.26 and RSI stabilizing at neutral levels. Can it sustain its uptrend?
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DOGE price drops below $60 billion market cap, falling nearly 10% in 24 hours. Indicators point to stronger bearish momentum ahead.
Has Ethereum's fundamental changed significantly? Is ETH undervalued?
- 05:00Data: Over 100 million USDC has been destroyed in the USDC TreasuryChainCatcher news, according to Whale Alert monitoring, around 12:21 PM Singapore time, 101,118,430 USDC were destroyed in the USDC Treasury.
- 04:35Overview of Important Developments on January 20th at Noon7:00-12:00 Keywords: WLFI, TRUMP token, Trump 1. WLFI official token presale sold out; 2. Bank of America adjusts Bank of Japan rate hike forecast from March to this week; 3. Trump to be inaugurated at 1:00 AM Beijing time on January 21; 4. Forbes: Trump's issuance of Meme coin sparks major legal controversy; 5. Messari founder calls for Trump to fire those involved in issuing Melania coin; 6. Trump: Nearly 100 executive orders to be signed within hours of inauguration.
- 04:33Bank of America adjusts its forecast for the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike from March to this weekGolden Finance reports that Bank of America has revised its forecast for the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike, moving it from March to January (this week). The bank currently predicts that at this Friday's policy meeting, the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 0.50%. A March rate hike had previously been BofA's preferred prediction because it gave the Bank of Japan more time to assess the policies of the new U.S. government. However, strong price data and a possible need for the Bank of Japan committee to revise its inflation forecast prompted BofA to adjust its rate hike prediction to January. BofA added that hawkish comments made recently by senior officials including Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya also contributed significantly to this change.