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Egrag Crypto Explains XRP $7 or $11 Price Expansion Targets
TimesTabloid·2026/05/24 17:03
Nature Energy buys 39% stake in Kazakh miner ERG
Mining.com·2026/05/24 15:45
Australian lithium mine cleared to double output as prices soar
Mining.com·2026/05/24 15:36
Toncoin Bridge Shutdown Confirmed: Users Face Deadline to Recover Funds
BeInCrypto·2026/05/24 15:09
This Ripple Document States What Determines XRP Price
TimesTabloid·2026/05/24 15:03
How Much XRP Will You Sell If It Hits $100 Tomorrow? XRP Army Responds
TimesTabloid·2026/05/24 14:03
The first privacy coin ETF: inside Grayscale’s Zcash filing
Crypto.News·2026/05/24 14:00
A Big Update to XRP Ledger Is Coming. Here’s What Is New
TimesTabloid·2026/05/24 13:03
Evernorth Proves Why XRP Is Still Needed If RLUSD Does What XRP Was Supposed to Do
TimesTabloid·2026/05/24 12:03
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「Son of Wall Street」 Leopold Eats Noodles in the Dark as US Stock Positions Experience Across-the-Board DeclineBlockBeats News, May 28th, according to Bitget market data, 25-year-old Wall Street AI stock guru Leopold Aschenbrenner was seen having instant noodles with the lights off after the opening today, and his positions across the board experienced a general decline, including:
Sandisk down 0.6%; an exchange down 4.6%; CleanSpark down 2.7%; an exchange up 1.4%; an exchange down 0.12%; an exchange down 0.1%.
In addition, his new Q1 positions in TE fell by 2.37% and an exchange fell by 2.69%.
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Grayscale Delays IPO Plan Due to Market Volatility and Weak Investor DemandBlockBeats News, May 28th, asset management firm Grayscale has postponed its secret IPO plan submitted in November 2025, citing market volatility and weak investor demand. Furthermore, the possibility of resuming the IPO is slim, with the earliest potential timing in Q4 2026.
In 2026, the overall enthusiasm for cryptocurrency listings has cooled down, with an exchange, ConsenSys, and Ledger also suspending their plans for going public.
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US Resumes Strikes Against Iran, Commercial Ships Avoid Hormuz Strait On May 28, Thursday, shipping traffic in the Hormuz Strait appeared nearly empty, as commercial shipping companies remained highly vigilant due to concerns over escalating military conflicts. On Thursday morning, following the second round of strikes by the US against Iranian military targets this week, the situation suddenly intensified, and no commercial vessels were seen transiting the area. Prior to this, shipping conditions on Wednesday were already sluggish; according to vessel tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, only six ships transited in both directions that day, including a Turkish Suez-class oil tanker entering the Persian Gulf to load cargo. Iran claimed that several vessels attempted to enter the Persian Gulf without permission last night, with some turning back and two being intercepted. This claim has yet to be verified, as severe signal interference and navigation system failures have made it difficult for outsiders to accurately gauge actual shipping dynamics. Tehran also stated that 26 vessels had crossed the strait in the past 24 hours, a figure that may include some smaller coastal vessels.