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Meta to Invest $600 Billion in U.S. AI

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JPMorgan’s IBIT exposure jumps 64% as Ethereum allocation shrinks to pocket change

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OpenAI signs $38 billion deal to power AI tools with ‘hundred of thousands’ of Nvidia chip

US Bitcoin ETFs Lost $946 Million After Hawkish Tone From Fed

Bitcoin Miners IREN, Cipher Rise After Multi-Billion-Dollar Microsoft, Amazon Deals

Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: How Panic Could Break Crypto Before Physics Does

Meta to Invest $600 Billion in U.S. AI

Germany, Egypt sign €50m debt swap for renewable energy grid connection

JPMorgan’s IBIT exposure jumps 64% as Ethereum allocation shrinks to pocket change

Why is the Ethereum Price Up Today? Is It the End of a Bear Trap or Just a Dead-Cat Bounce

Alphabet Soars While Meta Sinks

Cannabis Market Update October 2025 – STILL Struggling to get There – We are not Selling

OpenAI signs $38 billion deal to power AI tools with ‘hundred of thousands’ of Nvidia chip

US Bitcoin ETFs Lost $946 Million After Hawkish Tone From Fed

Bitcoin Miners IREN, Cipher Rise After Multi-Billion-Dollar Microsoft, Amazon Deals

Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: How Panic Could Break Crypto Before Physics Does

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    Claims that Wall Street trading firm Jane Street triggers a daily 10 a.m. Bitcoin “dump” resurfaced on December 12, after BTC saw a sharp intraday drop.  Social media speculation once again pointed to institutional traders and ETF market makers. A closer look at the data, however, tells a more nuanced story. SponsoredSponsored The theory suggests...

  • Did Jane Street Cause Another 10 a.m. Bitcoin Dump Today?

    Claims that Wall Street trading firm Jane Street triggers a daily 10 a.m. Bitcoin “dump” resurfaced on December 12, after BTC saw a sharp intraday drop.  Social media speculation once again pointed to institutional traders and ETF market makers. A closer look at the data, however, tells a more nuanced story. SponsoredSponsored The theory suggests...

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