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Solana Could See Major Growth As New Stock Trading Platform Emerges

Solana is attracting renewed attention from traditional finance after Formation Securities announced plans to launch a tokenized stock trading platform on the blockchain. The development could strengthen Solana’s growing institutional adoption as financial companies explore new ways to bring traditional assets into the cryptocurrency ecosystem. On November 9, Formation Securities confirmed that it had notified […]

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Crypto

Bitcoin could dip to $67k amid $1.3 billion ETF outflows

Key takeaways Bitcoin (BTC) trading volume surged more than 200% over 24 hours as the cryptocurrency fell toward $75,000. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.3 billion in weekly net outflows, while the Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropped to 28. Bitcoin risks extending its decline toward $71,500 and $67,000 after losing its 200-day Exponential […] The post Bitcoin could dip to $67k amid $1.3 billion ETF outflows appeared first on CoinJournal.

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Bitcoin Slips Under $75K as Peter Schiff Says Sell Before a Short Window Closes

Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff is urging bitcoin holders to sell now, warning that BTC’s slide below $75,000 leaves only “a short window before the crash.” “Make Sure to Sell” Schiff spelled out his case on X on Monday as markets diverged, stating: “In case Bitcoiners haven’t noticed, the stock market is up big […]

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The Breakdown | Prendergast to Pollock via Paris: winners and losers from rugby’s ultimate weekender

A 72-hour TV blizzard was a test of sofa stamina as Ireland and England shone while South Africa looked ominous By Sunday night one question swamped all else. When does a diet of endless televised rugby become too much of a good thing? People are well used to three consecutive Six Nations games on “Super Saturday” but the weekend was on a whole new level. It must have ranked among the most relentless 72-hour blizzards of rugby broadcasting in the game’s history. The Breakdown, naturally, was keen to get among it. Ireland v Argentina on ITV on Friday night had its moments, happily, although not

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