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Why Are Crypto Prices Going Up Today?
Cryptoticker·2024/12/17 01:44

ARC Token Distribution
Arc.fun·2024/12/15 04:31

AI, blockchain technology, and bioscience are regarded as three transformative technologies of the 21st century. Projects that integrate AI and blockchain are gaining momentum, attracting substantial interest from institutional investors in the primary market and participants in the secondary market. In a bullish market environment, numerous quality projects are expected to emerge. Google recently unveiled its quantum computing chip Willow, while OpenAI officially launched the video generation tool Sora, bringing AI projects back into the spotlight.
Bitget·2024/12/13 06:34

Quantum Securing Bitcoin Really Isn’t That Hard
Cointime·2024/12/12 01:12

Two cryptocurrencies to turn $100 into $1,000 in 2025
CryptoNewsNet·2024/12/11 19:44
Alchemist AI: Azarus now has forecasting capabilities
X·2024/12/11 10:40
ALCH Tokenomics
Bitget·2024/12/11 10:26
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- 08:53Data: Total Stablecoin Market Cap Increased by 1.61% Over the Last 7 Days, Surpassing $238.1 BillionAccording to ChainCatcher, data from DefiLlama shows that the current total stablecoin market cap stands at $238.101 billion, having grown by 1.61% over the past 7 days, with USDT accounting for a market share of 61.66%.
- 08:52Data: The cryptocurrency market's "greed" sentiment is rising, with today's Fear and Greed Index at 65According to ChainCatcher, based on Alternative data, today's cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index is 65 (yesterday it was 60), indicating a rise in the market's "greed" sentiment.
- 08:52UBS: Market Bets on Trump and the Fed to Rescue Economy, S&P 500 Year-End Target at 5800 PointsAccording to ChainCatcher, as reported by Jinshi, UBS stated that the current market sentiment aligns with the bank's base forecast that tariffs will be reduced from the currently announced levels by the end of this year, and the Federal Reserve will further cut rates this year. However, due to the persistent uncertainties in trade, economy, and Fed policies, volatility is expected to remain high. Nonetheless, UBS believes the U.S. stock market is attractive, maintaining the S&P 500 year-end target at 5800 points. UBS's current base forecast is for the Fed to cut rates by 75 to 100 basis points this year, but in the short term, the Fed's policy flexibility seems more limited as it must balance concerns over economic growth with the risk of inflation recovery.