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Ripple: The Qivalis project supported by 37 European banks will issue a euro stablecoin within months
BlockBeats news, on November 10, according to Ripple's official blog, Qivalis, an Amsterdam joint venture composed of 37 large European financial institutions, has been authorized by the Dutch Central Bank to become an electronic money institution, clearing the core regulatory obstacles for issuing euro stablecoins under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). It plans to complete issuance within the next few months after the Dutch Central Bank reviews the white paper. The stablecoi
Bitwise transferred about 73,000 HYPE to Cumberland, worth approximately $5.45 million
BlockBeats news, on November 10, according to OnchainLens monitoring, asset management company Bitwise transferred 73,170 HYPE from its BHYP Hype ETF wallet to Cumberland, approximately 5.45 million USD. This move may be intended for sale.
AntPool mined the second highest number of transactions in Bitcoin history, with the total fees packed amounting to only about $180
BlockBeats news, on November 10, according to CoinDesk, AntPool mined Bitcoin block number 974961 last Saturday, packing a total of 11,255 transactions. According to mempool.space data, this number is 984 transactions fewer than the network record of 12,239 transactions set by F2Pool in block number 367853 on August 1, 2015, making it the second highest number of transactions recorded in a Bitcoin block. These transactions paid a total fee of 240,533 satoshis, which, based on Bitcoin's price of
Goldman Sachs CEO: The US will still receive significant investment in data centers and computing capacity
BlockBeats news, on November 10, Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon expressed optimism that the United States will continue to receive substantial investments in data centers and computing power capacity.
Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rises over 7%, AMD surges over 12%
BlockBeats news, on November 10, according to BIT stock platform data, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index expanded its intraday gains to 7%. AMD (AMD.O) rose over 12%, Broadcom (AVGO.O) rose over 9%, Micron (MU.O) rose over 7%, Qualcomm (QCOM.O), ASML (ASML.O), TSMC (TSM.N) rose over 4%, Intel (INTC.O) rose over 5%; Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell over 5%.
US AI concept stocks continue to rebound, Nasdaq up 3.28%, COHR up 17.28%
BlockBeats news, on November 10, according to BIT stock platform data, the US Dow Jones rose 1.77%, the S&P 500 rose 2.2%, the Nasdaq 100 rose 3.28%, and AI concept stocks rebounded across the board, including:
Optical modules: COHR up 17.28%, LITE up 13.71%, AAOI up 7.44%, NOK up 7.9%, MRVL up 11.59%
Storage: SKHY up 5.76%, STX up 9.21%, WDC up 8.4%, SNDK up 7.04%, MU up 7.14%.
Nvidia fell 3.8% due to negative news, while its direct competitor AMD rose 11.2%.
Nasdaq gains expand to 3%, S&P 500 rises over 2% marking the largest intraday gain in three months
BlockBeats news, on November 9, according to BIT stock platform data, the S&P 500 index's gains expanded to 2%, marking the largest intraday increase in three months, currently at 2.13%. The Dow Jones is up 1.75%, and the Nasdaq 100 is up 3.14%.
Bitcoin's gains lag behind the US stock index, with SanDisk contracts liquidating $4.34 million in the past hour, surpassing ETH data for the same period
BlockBeats news, on November 9, according to Coinglass data, there was a total liquidation of $25.41 million across the network in the past hour, including $3.34 million in long liquidations and $22.07 million in short liquidations.
Notably, as of the time of writing, the US stock Dow Jones rose 1.68%, the S&P 500 rose 1.92%, and the Nasdaq 100 rose 2.71%, but Bitcoin only increased by 1% after the US stock market opened, causing most of the short liquidations to occur in US stock contract targ
Iran: No negotiations unless the US takes concrete actions on seven conditions
BlockBeats news, on November 9, according to Iran Press TV, senior Iranian officials stated that Iran will not engage in any negotiations with the United States unless the U.S. takes concrete actions on the seven conditions proposed by Iran. Iran's policy regarding negotiations with the U.S. has not changed. (Jin10)
Federal Reserve's Goolsbee: Data centers show signs of overheating, but the big problem has always been inflation
BlockBeats news, on November 9, Chicago Fed President Goolsby stated that consumer spending has been the main driver of growth, employment and growth are actually quite stable, but the big problem has always been inflation.
Goolsby said the situation in data centers looks like a traditional economic overheating, and service sector inflation is beginning to rise. He stated that the failure to control inflation must be confronted.

