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USD: Dollar influenced by inflation and geopolitical stability concerns – ING
101 finance·2026/04/10 08:27
Veteran Trader: If You Don’t Own XRP Right Now, You’re Being Irresponsible
TimesTabloid·2026/04/10 08:21
GBP/JPY advances to fresh two-month high, eyes 214.00 as Middle East risks hit JPY
101 finance·2026/04/10 07:54
DXY: DBS notes a restrained safe-haven reaction to the Oil shock
101 finance·2026/04/10 07:39
CAD: Employment figures and BoC policy outlook steer the Loonie – ING
101 finance·2026/04/10 07:39

Three reasons why Ether traders expect ETH to hold above $1.8K
Cointime·2026/04/10 07:31
NZD/USD Price Outlook: Rebound stalls near 0.5870 as markets await US-Iran negotiations
101 finance·2026/04/10 07:12
Gold: Sideways movement expected ahead of US CPI – DBS
101 finance·2026/04/10 07:12
Japanese Yen slips as markets await US CPI inflation figures and US-Iran negotiations
101 finance·2026/04/10 07:12
Old OpenAI shares are not selling well
金融界·2026/04/10 07:10
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GoMining launches Bitcoin settlement payment system GoBTC Pay to challenge SquareOdaily reports that Bitcoin mining company GoMining has announced the launch of its payment protocol GoBTC Pay, with SDK and API now available. This will allow merchants to directly integrate Bitcoin payment systems for daily goods and service settlements. This solution is considered a direct competitor to Block (Square)'s payment system. Unlike platforms like Square, which usually convert settlements to fiat currency on the merchant side, GoMining emphasizes that its system settles exclusively in Bitcoin without relying on default fiat conversions. GoMining stated that merchants can use GoBTC Pay to complete transaction settlements on the Bitcoin network, with an average confirmation time of around 12 hours, running based on its Stratum V2 mining protocol. The system's transaction fee is approximately 0.2%, divided proportionally between wallet providers and miners.
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Texas Brothers Admit to Gunpoint Kidnapping of Minnesota Family, Forcing Transfer of Over $8 Million in CryptocurrencyBlockBeats News, June 19th - In Waller, Texas, USA, two brothers, Isiah Angelo Garcia and Raymond Christian Garcia, admitted to committing an armed kidnapping. On September 19, 2025, the two broke into a home in Grant, Minnesota, where they used a gun to threaten and tie up the family for over 8 hours. They forced the father to transfer over $8 million from his cryptocurrency account and compelled him to go to a northern cabin to retrieve more storage devices. After the victims' son called the police, the two escaped but were later arrested in the Houston area. Recently, in a Minneapolis federal court, the brothers pleaded guilty to "interference with commerce by means of robbery." Each faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and has agreed to compensate over $8 million. The sentencing date is yet to be determined.
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Wolsh enters the stage! Gold, the dollar, and AI have all lost something in commonThe first dividing line of the Waller era has emerged! When the Federal Reserve is no longer in a rush to tell the market which way to go, what should we look at next? This article thoroughly explains the real changes brought about after Waller took office!
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