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Cap raises $ 11 million

Cap, a yielded stablecoin protocol, shared on Monday that it has raised $ 11 million in financing from financing big names, including Franklin Templeton and Triton Capital. The total financing – announced at the end of a recent $ 8 million round – will be used to develop CAP’s stableecoin engine, which is intended to […]

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Jamie Dimon warns

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns investors about the potential of rising prices and further slowdown by the US economy as a result of US President Donald Trump’s customs policy. “The recent tariffs are likely to increase inflation and cause many to consider a greater likelihood of a recession,” warned Dimon in his annual letter

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Bitcoin -mining.

Bitcoin mining stocks take it on the chin together with wider stock markets as competition strikes up to high times, and negotiating panic-selling shares in the midst of customs uncertainties. Most mining stocks fell more than 10% on Monday, adding last week’s sale. Mara Holdings (Mara) fell almost 11%, Riot Platforms (Riot) fell approx. 8%,

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Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-orders LIVE: LAST UPDATIONS ABOUT BRITISH LIAGE AS MY NINTENDO STORE PROPRESS TO GO LIVE WHILE US PREPARATIONS STAY DELAKED

Refresh 2025-04-07T16: 04: 34,232Z The current situation (Image Credit: Nintendo) So where are we sitting now? For those in the UK, as soon as the presentation last week was completed, 2 pre -orders began to appear without warning. Some people were able to take advantage, and for the rest of the first day there were

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XRP, SOL LEAD DROP AS BTC, the stocks slip in customs wipeout

By James Van Straten (all times one unless otherwise stated) Fear grabs the financial markets largely triggered by President Donald Trump’s customs reviews with Hong Kong shares threw 14% Monday, most since the Asian financial crisis in 1997, and Taiwan and Japanese shares sliding 10%. European shares did not do much better. FTSE 100, DAX

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