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Jupiter posted on the X platform that more than 2 million eligible wallets are expected to join Jupiverse soon. Previously, the Jupuary airdrop application is expected to open at 23:30 on January 22.
According to official news, Telstra and Starlink have reached a cooperation to expand their business scope in Australia. It is reported that Telstra and China Telecom Global have announced their support for the Communication Blockchain Network CBN (Communications Blockchain Network), which aims to transform the commercial settlement infrastructure of the ICT service provider industry.
The Bank of Korea said it expects inflation to rise next month due to the weak won, which is expected to remain below 2 percent in February. (Kim Ten)
Binance Alpha will announce the fourth batch of project tokens at 17:30. It is reported that the fourth batch consists of 10 projects, including: 4 BNB Chain projects, 1 Ethereum network project, 4 Solana network projects and 1 Base network project.
Binance Alpha will announce the third batch of project tokens at 18:00. It is reported that there are 10 projects in the third batch, including: 4 projects on the BNB Chain network, 1 project on the Ethereum network, 3 projects on the Solana network and 2 projects on the Base network.
South Korea's emergency martial law storm continues, it is reported that the Korean composite stock index has closed down for three consecutive days since the martial law storm; foreign investors have sold more than 1.10 trillion won for three consecutive days, equivalent to more than 5.80 billion yuan; yesterday the Korean won closed at its lowest price against the US dollar in more than two years. Citi, an overseas investment bank, said that rising political risk in South Korea will increase t...
The Lebanese military says it is preparing to deploy troops to southern Lebanon.
It is reported that Ukraine has launched a large-scale attack on Russia with foreign-made missiles, and OPEC + may discuss maintaining the current oil production reduction measures... What major events happened in the world last night and this morning?
President-elect Trump is expected to nominate former Georgia senator Kelly Loeffler, a businesswoman and politician who served as U.S. senator from Georgia from 2020 to 2021, to be agriculture secretary, according to people familiar with the matter.
Bitcoin has hit a new high in an "undeniable bull market", with Trump reportedly preparing to get the US government to take a more lenient stance on cryptocurrencies as he seeks candidates for key positions friendly to the crypto industry.
OpenAI is understood to be in preliminary discussions with regulators to try to turn the $157 billion company's nonprofit structure into a for-profit enterprise. According to two people familiar with the matter, the company is in preliminary talks with the California attorney general's office about the process of changing the company's structure. In the process, regulators are likely to scrutinize how OpenAI evaluates a range of highly profitable intellectual property, such as its ChatGPT.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore today announced plans to advance the tokenization of financial services, including the formation of commercial networks to deepen the liquidity of tokenized assets; the establishment of a market infrastructure ecosystem; the cultivation of an industry framework for the implementation of tokenized assets; and the use of common settlement facilities for tokenized assets.
OPEC + has agreed to delay by a month its planned oil production increase for December, three sources told Reuters on Sunday, as weak demand and rising supplies outside the cartel put downward pressure on the oil market. The OPEC + group of OPEC, Russia and other producers had planned to increase output by 180,000 barrels a day in December. The group had already postponed plans to increase output from October because of falling prices. Last week, sources said weak demand and economic data had ra...
More than 200,000 people have canceled digital subscriptions to The Washington Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, after it uncharacteristically refused to endorse the Democratic presidential candidate. Two people familiar with the matter said the Post's editorial page editor had drafted a statement in support of Democratic presidential candidate Harris but failed to publish it. Four other people familiar with the matter said Bezos personally made the decision not to allow the paper to "en...
Fed Governor Waller said the Fed could cut interest rates earlier if inflation falls below 2 percent, which is an unlikely scenario, or if the labor market deteriorates. The Fed could pause rate cuts if inflation rises unexpectedly. And said the latest inflation data is "disappointing" and the economy is on solid footing and may not slow as expected; GDP growth is expected to be faster in the second half of 2024. Looking ahead, job growth is expected to slow and the unemployment rate will gradua...
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