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We’re always destined to pay
Over these many weeks, we have heard from the Government, the economists, the business community and the financial services sector on the foreign exchange “pickle” in which we seem to be caught. We’ve heard how we “have been here before”. We have heard how the Rowley administration and his Minister of Finance have “mismanaged” the
Why We’re Drinking More: The Pandemic’s Lasting Effect on Alcohol
A study indicates a sustained increase in alcohol consumption among adults post-COVID-19, driven by pandemic-related stress and healthcare disruptions, calling for urgent health interventions. Alcohol use among U.S. adults escalated during the COVID-19 pandemic and remained elevated afterwards, reveals a recent study. Stress from the pandemic and limited access to healthcare services were seen as
“We’re all made of lies”: “Yellowjackets” gives us more of Misty’s origin story in “Digestif”
Eat your heart out, Sally Field...
Here’s What We’re Buying From Martha Stewart’s Newly Launched Amazon Collection
Create flavorful meals at home with items from the newly-launched Martha Stewart Amazon store. The post Here’s What We’re Buying From Martha Stewart’s Newly Launched Amazon Collection appeared first on Taste of Home...
Abia won’t be same again by the time we’re done in eight years – Alex Otti
A confident Labour Party (LP) governorship candidate, Dr. Alex Otti, says Abia State will not be the same again by the time he has done eight years as the governor of the state. Otti spoke yesterday, Friday, January 20, 2023, at Oloko Central School, Oloko, on the second day of his campaign tour of Ikwuano
GREG GUTFELD: We’re talking large breasts here
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld provides updates on the Candian teacher who wears oversized prosthetic breasts on 'Gutfeld...
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Bitcoin reclaiming its $69,000 holder cost basis could open XRP’s path to $1.26
Bitcoin’s move toward $69,000 would put XRP near $1.20, with renewed strength against BTC opening a path toward $1.26. Jul. 17, 2026 at 11:35 am GMT 3 min read Glassnode says Bitcoin’s $69,000 short-term holder cost basis is the next recovery test for the market and XRP. If Bitcoin reclaims it, XRP could hold near
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Grant Cardone Stacks Another 10.5 Bitcoin From July Rent Cash Flow, Keeping Holdings Above 2,700 BTC
Real estate mogul Grant Cardone said Cardone Capital added another 10.5 BTC from July property cash flow, bringing his total keep somewhere around 2,700 BTC. Key Takeaways Cardone Capital added 10.5 BTC from July real estate cash flow, bringing total to more than 2,700 BTC. Grant Cardone targets 3,000 BTC in 2026 and 10,000 BTC
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Morgan Stanley Completes E*Trade Crypto Rollout With 50 Basis Point Fees: Here’s What Clients Get
Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade finished rolling out spot bitcoin, ether and solana trading to U.S. clients on July 16, undercutting rivals with a 50-basis-point fee as Wall Street’s crypto race accelerates. Key Takeaways E*Trade now offers spot BTC, ETH and SOL trading 24/7, with Zerohash handling custody and settlement. Morgan Stanley’s 50-basis-point fee undercuts Coinbase and
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Glassnode: Bitcoin Tests Key Resistance as Macro Narrative Evolves
Bitcoin reacted more strongly than major equity markets to softer US inflation, highlighting a growing sensitivity to macro liquidity conditions. On-chain data suggests selling pressure from long-term holders is easing while buyers absorbed much of June’s decline. The short-term holder cost basis near US$69,000 (AU$100,050) is emerging as the next major resistance, with stronger spot
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Crypto.com Secures $400M Investment From Citadel Securities at $20B Valuation
Global market maker Citadel Securities has invested $400 million in crypto exchange Crypto.com, giving the platform a $20 billion valuation, according to a Thursday announcement. Crypto.com, which has a number of digital asset products, said the cash would help the Singapore-based company expand its services to assets such as blockchain-based securities and derivatives. The cash