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*Dow Jones Futures rise after US court suspends Trump tariffs*
US futures indices are operating strongly higher this Thursday (29), after a federal trade court blocked the 'reciprocal' tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump and in light of the better-than-expected results released by Nvidia.
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🌏 USA * Dow Jones Futures: +1.18% * S&P 500 Futures: +1.58% * Nasdaq Futures: +1.95% 🌏 Asia-Pacific * Shanghai SE (China): +0.70% * Nikkei (Japan): +1.88% * Hang Seng Index (Hong Kong): +1.35% * Kospi (South Korea): +1.89% * ASX 200 (Australia): +0.15% 🌍 Europe * STOXX 600: +0.35% * DAX (Germany): +0.56% * FTSE 100 (United Kingdom): -0.07% * CAC 40 (France): +0.73% * FTSE MIB (Italy): +0.41% 🌍 Commodities * WTI Oil, +1.50%, at $62.77 per barrel * Brent Oil, +1.39%, at $65.80 per barrel * Iron ore traded on the Dalian exchange, +1.29%, at 707.00 yuan ($98.14) 🪙 Cryptos * Bitcoin, +0.91%, at $108,301.40
#BTC Christmas arrived early for Bitcoin (BTC) this year. The launch of Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) broke records, thanks to the support of major American asset managers like BlackRock and Fidelity. These funds were traded on the stock exchange for US$$ 112 billion (R$$ 656.4 billion) in Bitcoin. Furthermore, prices rose with the election of Donald Trump. In November 2024, the digital asset surpassed the mark of US$$ 100 thousand (R$$ 585 thousand). Enthusiasts hope that 2025 will be even better, with a favorable American Congress towards cryptos that will approve more favorable legal changes for the sector. #Bitcoin2025 #BinanceHODLerSOPH #WriteToEarnWCT #BinancelaunchpoolHuma
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#criptonews Derivatives market heats up with optimistic technical outlook The technical movement and market data reinforce optimism regarding BONK. The open interest in the cryptocurrency's derivatives has already surpassed US$ 31 million, further amplifying the positive sentiment
#criptonews The year 2025 has plunged us into an era of global instability. President Trump's economic policies have reignited trade wars, traditional markets are shaken by political stances, and trust in centralized financial institutions continues to decline.
As governments rush to launch their central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) with strong oversight, the search for alternative financial systems is growing worldwide.
It is in this scenario that UNOMEME emerges — not just as a response to the crisis, but as a bold new paradigm. Led by the fictional President Trump of the United Nations of Memes, the project transforms political satire into a sophisticated financial protocol powered by artificial intelligence.
🚀 The future belongs to XRP, because unlike what those unfamiliar with its system claim in a mode of collective repetition, the price of XRP that banks pay to use Ripple's technology is not directly linked to the market price of XRP. Instead, Ripple offers a pricing model based on a fixed cost or a fixed fee per transaction.
Ripple's pricing model 1. Fixed cost: banks pay a fixed fee per transaction, regardless of the market price of XRP. 2. No need to hold XRP: banks do not need to own XRP to use Ripple's technology. Instead, Ripple provides the necessary liquidity for transactions.
Benefits for banks 1. Predictability: with a fixed cost, banks can more accurately predict the costs associated with international transactions. 2. Risk reduction: by not being exposed to the market price of XRP, banks can reduce their risks and focus on their operations.
In summary, the price that banks pay to use Ripple's technology is not directly linked to the market price of XRP. Instead, it is a fixed cost or a fixed fee per transaction, which provides predictability and reduces risk for banks. #binancexrp #XRPUSDT🚨 #XRPBoom #BinanceHODLerHAEDAL
#XRP #O XRP has just seen a massive decline in on-chain payment volume — nearly 300 million tokens disappeared in a single day. Just a few days ago, daily activity was growing by over 700 million. On May 22, it dropped to 412 million. So, what triggered the decline?
◇Technical breakout, but real-world usage wavers
XRP recently broke a long downtrend, even reclaiming the 200 EMA — a significant bullish signal. But while the charts flash green, real utility is sinking. Payment volume — a metric of real-world usage — is plummeting, raising red flags.
◇Price vs. Utility: An increasing gap
Yes, the price has risen — but without an increase in transaction volume, it may be running on hype. Lower institutional activity? Lower user demand? The signals are mixed.
◇Key levels to watch:
XRP needs to hold above US$ 2,30–US$ 2,35 to maintain momentum. If this happens, we could see a run towards US$ 2,60. But dropping below? Expect a decline towards US$ 2,15.
◇Indicator check: RSI indicates there is room
The RSI still has room before reaching overbought. Therefore, the rally is not over — but it needs fuel. Without greater on-chain usage, this breakout may not hold.