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SWARMS (SWARMS) fluctuated 49.5% in 24 hours: AI narrative drives trading volume surge
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 17:17
ZK (ZKsync) fluctuated by 57.9% in 24 hours: StakingPilot launch drives rebound from low point
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 17:17
LABNEW (LAB) fluctuated 40.7% in 24 hours: Whales accumulation and trading volume surge drive low-point rebound
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:30
Rayls (RLS) fluctuates 47.3% in 24 hours: trading volume surges and expectations for mainnet launch resonate
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:02
ZBT (ZEROBASE) fluctuates 68.9% in 24 hours: Trading volume surges over 400%, driving price rebound
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:02
AIAV (AIAvatar) fluctuated 600% in 24 hours: Speculative rebound driven by low liquidity markets
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:02
IAG (Iagon) fluctuates 44.9% within 24 hours: Public dispute between CEO and Cardano founder triggers market panic.
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:02
ROLL (RollX) 24-hour amplitude 51.2%: Low liquidity and trading volume amplify price volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:02
GWEI (ETH Gas) fluctuated by 43.3% in 24 hours: Transaction volume surged 7 times, driving a sharp rise and fall
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/27 16:02
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IBM increases investment in the quantum sector: plans to invest 10 billions USD, aiming to build a large-scale quantum computer before 2029Golden Ten Data May 29|IBM announced on Thursday local time that it plans to invest more than $10 billion in the field of quantum computing over the next five years, further strengthening its commitment to this cutting-edge technology track. The goal is to build the world’s first large-scale quantum computer capable of reliably and flawlessly executing complex computational tasks before 2029. IBM also stated that so far, the company has deployed more than 90 quantum computing systems, surpassing the total number of all other industry participants combined.
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UK medium and long-term government bond yields rise by about 4 basis pointsThe yield on the 2-year UK gilt fell by 3.0 basis points to 4.238%. The yield on the 30-year UK gilt fell by 3.8 basis points, and the yield on the 50-year UK gilt fell by 3.6 basis points. The yield spread between the 2-year and 10-year UK gilts narrowed by 1.413 basis points to +57.534 basis points.
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New home sales in the United States fall short of expectations, providing fresh support for gold pricesPreviously, influenced by the weak US Q1 economic growth, gold had already accumulated upward momentum. The significant decline in US new home sales in April, along with lackluster real estate data, once again provided support for gold prices and boosted the precious metals market. According to data released by the US Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, after seasonal adjustment, US new home sales in April saw a sharp month-on-month drop of 6.2%, falling to 622,000 units, a clear decrease from 663,000 units in March and far below economists’ market expectation of 661,000 units. On an annual basis, new home sales were down 11.3% year-on-year, indicating a pronounced downward trend in the real estate market.At present, the US real estate sector is mired in difficulties. On the one hand, the supply of new homes is insufficient and, coupled with solid demand, housing prices continue to rise. In April, the median price for new homes reached $422,500, up 8% month-on-month and 2.2% year-on-year. On the other hand, inflation concerns are intensifying market expectations of interest rate hikes, while mortgage rates climb in tandem. High property prices and purchasing costs have deterred a large number of potential buyers. By the end of April, there were 489,000 new homes for sale nationwide, only enough to meet 9.4 months of market demand.After the data was released, gold market reactions remained relatively muted. The latest spot gold quote stood at $4,437.60 per ounce, down 0.40% on the day. Previously, gold prices had fluctuated sharply, briefly dipping to $4,366 per ounce during the European session—dropping below the 200-day moving average—before seeing a clear rebound ahead of the North American open.
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