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Railgun Blocks Inferno Drainer’s Attempt to Launder Stolen Funds Worth 174 ETH
Inferno Drainer failed to launder 174 ETH in stolen funds thanks to Railgun.
Cryptopotato·2024/07/12 05:16
Is there any hope for Rune?
BlockBeats·2024/07/12 04:49
Goldman Sachs Jumps On Crypto Bandwagon With Plans for Three Tokenization Projects In 2024
Insidebitcoin·2024/07/12 04:24
Bitcoin index falls to ‘extreme fear’ as BTC fails twice to breach $60K
Cointelegraph·2024/07/12 02:52
Bitcoin Exchange Exodus: Withdrawals Hit 5-Year Low Amidst Price Slide
Coinedition·2024/07/12 02:46
Altcoin Opportunities Emerge as Bitcoin Struggles: SOL, AVAX, DOGE, XRP
Coinedition·2024/07/12 02:46
A list of important news from last night and this morning on July 12
BlockBeats·2024/07/12 02:43
Greenidge Generation expands Bitcoin mining in Mississippi
Share link:In this post: Greenidge launched a new site in Mississippi with a deployment of 2,400 Bitcoin miners. The addition of Mississippi means the company now has 122 MW of total power across four Bitcoin mining facilities with about 8,000 miners in operation. Greenidge wants to explore other opportunities that support its growth trajectory.Disclaimer. The information provided is not trading advice. Cryptopolitan.com holds no liability for any investments made based on the information provided on this
Cryptopolitan·2024/07/12 00:28
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- 22:12ECB Support for Another Rate Cut in JuneThe European Central Bank (ECB) policymakers, in response to continued downward inflation, are increasingly confident of a rate cut in June, although it is not expected to be substantial. Last week, several ECB governors attended the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Spring Meetings, discussing the potential negative impacts on the Eurozone and global economy due to U.S. tariffs. Additionally, the latest Eurozone economic data reflects this phenomenon. As for inflation, so far, there is no evidence of deterioration due to tariffs. Sources indicate that more ECB governors believe a successive eighth rate cut of 0.25% on June 4 is a more appropriate decision. The ECB will also release its latest economic forecast on the same day. However, ECB officials remain open-minded, awaiting next month's data before making a final decision.
- 22:11Poll: Trump's 100-Day Approval Rating Lowest Among U.S. Presidents in 80 YearsU.S. President Donald Trump's second term is approaching its 100th day. On April 27, local time, a new poll conducted by ABC News, The Washington Post, and Ipsos Group revealed that Trump's 100-day approval rating is 39%, a drop of 6 percentage points since February this year, marking the lowest 100-day approval rating of any U.S. president in the past 80 years. (CCTV News)
- 22:11Trump "Unilaterally Proclaims" Columbus Day Will Be Restored as a Federal HolidayOn Sunday, Trump stated that he plans to restore Columbus Day (the second Monday in October) as a federal holiday in the United States. However, a U.S. president cannot unilaterally cancel or declare a federal holiday; Congress approval is needed. Columbus Day remains a federal holiday, but as of last year, Indigenous Peoples' Day has replaced Columbus Day in over 200 cities and several states. Trump said on social media: "I will resurrect Columbus Day. Democrats are doing everything possible to destroy Christopher Columbus, his reputation, and all Italians who love him." Christopher Columbus was a renowned medieval to modern European navigator, explorer, and colonizer. According to foreign media, many oppose the celebration of Columbus Day due to his colonial history and the torture and genocide of indigenous peoples. Indigenous Peoples' Day began in the 1990s and has gained momentum since, including in 2021 when Biden became the first president to formally recognize the holiday with a proclamation.