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Diversification, not hype, now drives digital asset investment: Sygnum

A growing awareness of digital assets and blockchain technology is reshaping investor behavior, with Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum reporting that diversification has become the dominant investment motive, overtaking speculative bets on long-term megatrends. Digital assets are now viewed as legitimate portfolio diversifiers, driving investors toward discretionary mandates that can adapt to changing market conditions, […]

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US shutdown days from cessation, health dispute continues

The record-long US government shutdown appears to be in its final stretch, with prediction markets signaling overwhelming confidence that a deal will clear Congress within days. At Polymarket, traders are now assigning a 96% probability of the government reopening between November 12 and 15, which is in line with the expected House vote on the

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The standard chartered to support DeCard Stablecoin payments in Singapore

Standard Chartered has partnered with DCS Card Center to act as the primary banking partner for DeCard, a new credit card that lets users use stablecoins in everyday transactions. The launch will start in Singapore, where regulators have encouraged experiments with digital payment systems before expanding to other major markets, the companies said on Tuesday

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Traders expect Santa rally amid Trump’s $2,000 pledge

Bitcoin’s weak October could help create the conditions for a year-end rebound – the so-called “Santa Claus Rally” that has historically lifted crypto markets in December. Data from Coinglass shows that bitcoin has ended six of the past eight Decembers in the green, with gains of between 8% and 46%, indicating a consistent seasonal tailwind

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Test $0.18 Floor after intraday breakout sparks profit-taking

DOGE broke above key resistance at $0.1815 during Tuesday’s session as volume surged 96% above average before a late-session reversal erased most intraday gains. The move created a lower high formation that signals a potential near-term shift in momentum. News background Dogecoin rose 3.1% to $0.1824 in Tuesday’s trade, extending a multi-session rally before encountering

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Bulls target $2.65 in next move for Ripple-Linked Token

Institutional flows accelerated on Tuesday as XRP broke from broader crypto weakness, posting steady gains amid improved regulatory clarity and controlled accumulation across key support zones. News background XRP rose 1.55% to $2.53 in Tuesday’s session, outperforming the broader crypto market by 2.33 percentage points. The gain came as investors continued to build positions on

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Cantor Fitzgerald’s Brett Knoblauch thinks IREN could be a $384 stock in three years

Shares of IREN, the bitcoin miner turned AI infrastructure player, are up more than 500% year-to-date, but that may just be the beginning, according to a Wall Street bull. After the company’s third-quarter earnings report last week and its five-year, $9.7 billion deal with Microsoft to provide 200 megawatts of AI computing at its Childress,

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Hong Kong’s FinTech Week belonged to Stablecoins, not CBDCs

Good morning, Asia. Here’s what’s making news in the markets: Welcome to the Asia Morning Briefing, a daily overview of top stories in US hours and an overview of market movements and analysis. For a detailed overview of US markets, see CoinDesk’s Crypto Daybook Americas. Six years after China’s eCNY debut, Hong Kong’s FinTech Week

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