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A $30 million gamble on Trump's victory, not for politics, but to stake it all on a single throw.
Despite a 10% price increase in October, Shiba Inu (SHIB) shows signs of potential correction as bearish trends emerge.
Ripple XRP’s trading volume rose significantly, and transaction costs on the network dropped as the firm saw a notable uptick in microtransactions.
Both U.S. presidential candidates recognize cryptocurrency’s importance, courting crypto voters with policies favoring digital asset freedom. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan views elections as beneficial regardless of winner, highlighting cryptocurrency’s growing regulatory framework.
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- 06:18In October, over 13,000 new ENS domain names were registered, bringing the total number of domains to over 890,000Dune data shows that the number of new domain registrations for Ethereum Domain Service (ENS) in October was 13,329. In addition, the current total number of active domains is 1,862,198, with ENS having 882,954 unique user addresses and a Names set quantity reaching 896,016.
- 06:10Former US SEC official: There are risks in suddenly issuing Wells notice to ImmutableAccording to CoinGape, former U.S. SEC official Marc Fagel expressed concern about the SEC's recent Wells notice issued to Immutable, a Web3 gaming company based on Ethereum. Marc Fagel stated that no communication or explanation was made before the issuance of the Wells notice, which is quite different from the usual broader investigation process. This practice could be "risky". Normally, companies need several months of interviews or exchanges before receiving a Wells notice.
- 06:03Musk: The Republican Party is expected to achieve a great victory in PennsylvaniaMusk stated on social media that the Republican Party is expected to achieve a significant victory in Pennsylvania. The gap between 2024 and 2020 has exceeded 600,000, close to 10% of the total number of voters.