Forwarded from Frens Market Feeds
Finance firm Mill City Ventures to buy $441M in SUI tokens, pivoting to crypto treasury strategy — link | AI comment
Forwarded from Frens Market Feeds
CEA Industries (Nasdaq: VAPE) and 10X Capital, with the support of YZi Labs, announce a $500M private placement (including $100M in crypto) to establish the world’s largest publicly listed BNB-focused treasury company. The deal, set to close by July 31, could reach $1.25B with warrant exercises. Over 140 institutions joined, including Pantera, GSR, dao5, and Arrington. — link
Forwarded from Entropia Intel | Market News Feed
• Paypal enables U.S. merchants to accept payment in over 100 cryptocurrencies - [AGGR]
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Forwarded from unfolded. DeFi
TRON INC FILES FOR MIXED SHELF OF UPTO $1 BLN - SEC FILING - RTRS | AI comment
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this address is shorting almost 8% of launchcoin's supply on hl
https://www.coinglass.com/hyperliquid/0xc7ebe10d3568c52b3f43dc50320167db9d10ce4f
https://www.coinglass.com/hyperliquid/0xc7ebe10d3568c52b3f43dc50320167db9d10ce4f
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Hyperliquid Whale Address Details, Perpetual Position Value & Trades | CoinGlass
Explore the detailed overview of a specific whale's address on Hyperliquid, including perpetual position value, daily trade activities. Stay updated on the movements of large traders and track their positions with CoinGlass.
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Forwarded from The Kobeissi Letter
Global money supply is soaring:
China’s M1 money supply is now up +4.6% YoY, to a record $16 trillion.
This marks an acceleration from the +2.3% increase in May and the +0.4% increase at the start of the year.
China’s M1 is twice as large as the US’s M1, excluding savings deposits, which stands at $8 trillion.
It also accounts for 33% of the G10’s total M1, positioning China as a key driver of global liquidity.
We view money supply as a key leading indicator which suggests upward price pressures could return in the coming months.
Is global inflation about to reaccelerate?
(@TheKobeissiLetter)
China’s M1 money supply is now up +4.6% YoY, to a record $16 trillion.
This marks an acceleration from the +2.3% increase in May and the +0.4% increase at the start of the year.
China’s M1 is twice as large as the US’s M1, excluding savings deposits, which stands at $8 trillion.
It also accounts for 33% of the G10’s total M1, positioning China as a key driver of global liquidity.
We view money supply as a key leading indicator which suggests upward price pressures could return in the coming months.
Is global inflation about to reaccelerate?
(@TheKobeissiLetter)
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y22 should be interesting
https://x.com/notthreadguy/status/1949892263112532132?s=46&t=nluSw7cwYGx8zFxfoYi5Iw
https://x.com/notthreadguy/status/1949892263112532132?s=46&t=nluSw7cwYGx8zFxfoYi5Iw
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Forwarded from Walter Bloomberg
WHITE HOUSE DIGITAL ASSET REPORT WILL BE PUBLICLY RELEASED THIS WEDNESDAY
(@WalterBloomberg)
(@WalterBloomberg)
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Forwarded from Walter Bloomberg
WHITE HOUSE DIGITAL ASSET REPORT WILL BE PUBLICLY RELEASED THIS WEDNESDAY
(@WalterBloomberg)
(@WalterBloomberg)
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