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ARIAIP (ARIAIP) 24-hour volatility at 54.7%: Trading volume surge triggers brief pump followed by correction
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 14:21
GBP/USD weakens as Fed and BoE caution, geopolitics bolster US Dollar
FXStreet·2026/04/28 13:51
IR (InfraredFinance) 24-hour volatility at 40.6%: Trading volume surge triggers sharp price fluctuations
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 13:14
PROSNEW (PROS) 24-hour volatility reaches 2405.4%: MEXC and KuCoin listing on the first day drive surge and plunge
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 13:02
BOS (BitcoinOS) sees 42.9% volatility in 24 hours: low liquidity trading triggers pump-dump swings
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 12:55
Fed: Leadership change and rate-cut pressure – Commerzbank
FXStreet·2026/04/28 12:46
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Genius stock surges 116% intraday, triggering trading investigationGenius stated that no undisclosed reasons were found for the sharp rise in stock price, and is investigating abnormal trading activity together with market surveillance firm ShareIntel.
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The Champions League Final is in full swing, with the draw probability exceeding 60% on Polymarket. The total trading volume has surpassed $35 million.BlockBeats News, May 31st. Tonight, the Champions League final is in full swing. The English Premier League's Arsenal is facing off against the French powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain in a showdown. The defending champion Paris Saint-Germain team fell behind by one goal but later equalized. As the most prestigious and influential club competition in the world, winning it represents the highest achievement for clubs, players, and coaches, and secures a place in history.
At the time of writing, the trading volume on Polymarket for this match has exceeded $35 million. Currently, the predicted probability of a draw within 90 minutes is at 62%, with Paris and Arsenal's chances of winning at 21% and 17%, respectively.
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SEC sues Texas man for alleged fraudulent AI crypto trading bot schemeThe SEC has accused Texas man Nathan Fuller of allegedly raising $12.3 million through a fraudulent AI crypto trading bot, promising returns of up to 100%. Fuller is accused of misappropriating $6.2 million for personal use, using $5.5 million for payments resembling a Ponzi scheme, and allocating only 3% of the funds for crypto trading. He also deceived investors by forging statements and using AI-generated letters to conceal losses.
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