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1Bitget UEX Daily | US Media Reports US-Iran Ceasefire; South Korea Chip Giants Announce Trillion-Dollar Investment Plan; AI Application Software Sector Rises Sharply2The United States is changing its "statistical methods"! Wall Street: Aims to "lower" core inflation, risk of manipulation exists3Last week, hedge funds sold US tech stocks at a record pace: chip stocks sold off for 8 consecutive days, Mag 7 dumped for 5 straight weeks
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Coinlive·2026/06/29 17:21
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Coinotag·2026/06/29 17:14
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AMBCrypto·2026/06/29 17:02
XRP Ledger Foundation Teams With VS1 Finance on Open-Source Lending Blueprint
Coinotag·2026/06/29 17:01
Solana rebounds 2.86% as World Xyz project boosts sentiment, key support at $65-$75 watched
Cointurk·2026/06/29 17:00
Tom Lee's BitMine Adds $43 Million in Ethereum as Strategy Halts Bitcoin Buys
Decrypt·2026/06/29 16:55
White House Meets Law Enforcement Over CLARITY Act Dispute on DeFi Liability
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Solana Recovery Gains Momentum as Buyers Return
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Emerging market ETFs listed in the United States continue to attract capital inflowsAccording to data compiled by Bloomberg, for the week ending June 26, US-listed emerging market ETFs invested in multiple developing countries and specific nations recorded a total net inflow of $466.9 million, compared to $2.16 billion in the previous week. Year to date, the total net inflow stands at $41.9 billion. By market, South Korea saw the largest capital inflow at $275.1 million, led by iShares MSCI South Korea.
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Lummis says the CLARITY Act is the starting point for cryptocurrency regulationUS Senator Lummis stated that the CLARITY Act is only the starting point, not the endpoint, for cryptocurrency regulation. (Cointelegraph)
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According to sources familiar with the matter, Carlyle Group has made several unsolicited acquisition offers to Owens Corning, and if the deal goes through, its value will far exceed 10 billion dollars.Sources indicate that The Carlyle Group has proactively reached out to Owens Corning more than once in recent months, attempting to initiate this potential massive merger. Although specific details regarding the offer have not yet been disclosed, preliminary estimates show that the total value of the deal will easily surpass 10 billion US dollars. If successful, this potential acquisition would significantly reshape the competitive landscape within the relevant industry. Currently, Owens Corning's response to The Carlyle Group's proposal remains unclear, and the market is closely monitoring further developments.
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