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Hello everyone! I am the owner of the heart hospital. I am also an investor. I have several investments in real estate, and I am doing well in that. But I want to shift to crypto investment now. Maybe I will start with low-risk crypto investments. Has anyone from a similar background shifted from real estate investment to crypto investment? I would like to listen to your advice. Thank you in advance!!
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Sponsorship in sports and entertainment is not a new concept, and it's been proven it brings massive exposure to the sponsoring company, so it's sort of a win-win. It's not a surprise that cryptocurrency exchanges and companies are branching into this form of exposure gaining, just like how FTX gained popularity from the NBA through aggressive marketing Bitget recently is another company that had been involved in sponsorship recently, most notably with the Spanish Laliga. However, they've also recently sponsored a driver in motorgp recently. I feel this is smart cause it increases the variety of events that could arise from these partnerships. But this Bitget motogp partnership will definitely bring trackside activations, exclusive Bitget VIP experiences, and cross-platform digital initiatives, including behind-the-scenes access for Bitget KOLs and media at Mugello, all wrapped in a Bitget-branded experience. All in all, a good experience for motogp and Bitget fans
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Supply risks fuel oil, Asia gains, dollar stays afloat Night of Escalation: Israel and Iran Exchange Heavy Strikes Tensions between Israel and Iran surged overnight as Israeli forces launched airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities. In retaliation, Tehran fired a barrage of missiles and drones at Israeli territory. The air conflict has intensified over the past week, with neither side showing signs of backing down or seeking a diplomatic resolution. America's Dilemma: Trump to Decide on U.S. Involvement Soon The White House confirmed that President Donald Trump is expected to announce within the next two weeks whether the United States will intervene in the growing Israel-Iran conflict. The possibility of military involvement has sparked backlash among some segments of Trump's MAGA base, complicating the administration's decision-making process. Markets on Edge: Investors Turn Cautious Amid Uncertainty In global markets, caution prevailed. Asian futures for the Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell by 0.3 percent. With U.S. markets closed for the holiday, Asian trading lacked a clear direction. The MSCI Asia-Pacific index, excluding Japan, edged up by 0.1 percent, yet remains on track for a weekly decline of about 1 percent. Japan's Nikkei index slipped by 0.2 percent. Global Central Banks: Mixed Signals Across Regions In China, markets responded modestly to the central bank's decision to keep its benchmark lending rates unchanged, as widely expected. The blue-chip index rose 0.3 percent, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 0.5 percent. Meanwhile, market watchers see limited chances of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates before December. Current projections place the odds slightly above 50 percent. In a surprise move, Switzerland's central bank cut rates to zero and left the door open for negative rates in the future. The Bank of England held its policy steady but hinted at the need for more easing ahead. Norway's central bank caught markets off guard by cutting interest rates for the first time since 2020. Gold Slips as Investors Turn Toward the Dollar Gold prices edged down by 0.2 percent on Thursday, landing at $3363 per ounce. More notably, the precious metal is on track to post a weekly decline of around 2 percent, reflecting shifting investor sentiment amid global tensions. Markets in Retreat: Global Stocks Fall, Dollar Gains Ground Fears of U.S. involvement in the intensifying Israel-Iran air conflict sent shockwaves through global markets. Investors rushed toward perceived safe havens, causing the dollar to strengthen and equity markets to retreat. Europe's STOXX 600 index declined by 0.6 percent, marking its third consecutive day of losses. Weekly performance dropped nearly 2.5 percent — the sharpest fall since April, when tariffs and trade uncertainty rattled investors. Wall Street on Hold, But Futures Signal Volatility U.S. markets remained closed on Thursday for a national holiday, but futures painted a worrying picture. S&P 500 futures dropped nearly 1 percent, indicating growing caution among traders despite the holiday pause. Oil Surges on Supply Fears Amid Middle East Tensions Crude oil was once again at the center of market concerns. Mounting fears of supply disruptions from the Middle East pushed oil prices sharply higher. Brent crude rose 2 percent on Thursday, reaching $78 per barrel — its highest level since January — capping a week where prices have jumped by about 11 percent. Currency Moves: Dollar Rallies as Riskier Currencies Fall On currency markets, the dollar extended its rally. The euro slid 0.2 percent to trade at $1.1462, while the Australian and New Zealand dollars — typically sensitive to risk sentiment — both dropped around 1 percent. Fed Holds Rates Steady as Trump Voices Frustration The U.S. Federal Reserve opted to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, a move that drew criticism from Donald Trump. Despite political pressure, central bank officials reaffirmed their forecast of two potential quarter-point rate cuts by the end of the year but chose to pause for now. Fed Chair Jerome Powell struck a cautious tone, warning that current trade tariffs, largely driven by Trump's administration, could trigger "significant" inflation down the road. His comments signaled that the Fed is hesitant to proceed with aggressive monetary easing in the near term. Bank of England: Trade Uncertainty Keeps Growth in Check Across the Atlantic, the Bank of England also maintained its policy stance on Thursday, leaving interest rates unchanged as widely anticipated. Policymakers noted that ongoing trade tensions continue to act as a drag on the British economy. This outlook put further downward pressure on the pound. Nordic and Swiss Moves: Diverging Market Reactions In a surprise to investors, Norway's central bank cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points, triggering a decline in the value of the krone. The move signaled a shift toward a more accommodative stance amid rising global uncertainty. Meanwhile, the Swiss National Bank followed expectations by lowering its policy rate to zero. While some had speculated a move into negative territory, the SNB's restraint actually strengthened the franc. The U.S. dollar fell 0.1 percent, settling at 0.8184 francs. Platinum Soars: Shining as a Gold Alternative On the commodities front, platinum prices surged to their highest level in nearly 11 years, topping 1300 dollars per ounce. Analysts suggest the metal's appeal has grown as consumers seek a more affordable alternative to gold in a volatile precious metals environment. -
Big moves for XRP today. Price is eyeing a potential surge to $2.32, which could trigger a massive $55 million short squeeze. Analysts are pointing to a bullish double bottom pattern forming, suggesting a breakout from its recent consolidation. If you've been watching XRP, this could be the moment. Meanwhile, for anyone new to trading, BingX has a hot Exclusive New User Event running until June 26th. Sign up, deposit $100+ USDT, and trade $200+ USDT for a shot at a 15 USDT airdrop first 1,000 users. A great way to get started and maybe catch the next big wave. With such dynamic movements in established assets and clear incentives for new participants, what do you think is driving the most interest in crypto right now the potential for major price action, or the opportunities for new users to get started with a boost?
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Energy giants surge: Top 5 stocks to watch June 2025 was marked by heightened volatility across the global energy sector. Amid fluctuating oil prices, geopolitical uncertainty, and ongoing industry transformation, major oil and gas companies delivered mixed results. Let’s break down the key drivers behind the moves in Shell, TotalEnergies, BP, Chevron, and Exxon Mobil. New clients get a 15% bonus on their first deposit starting from $100 — a solid boost to kick off trading. Plus, everyone can get a 202% drawdown bonus with promo code STO202 on deposits from $202! Here are the five leaders that set the tone this June: 1. Shell: Steady growth driven by strategic adjustments. The stock climbed 7% thanks to a pragmatic dividend policy and a $3.5B share buyback plan. LNG Canada project developments also boosted investor confidence. 2. TotalEnergies: Strong performance backed by green energy push. Shares rose 5.5% after the acquisition of a renewable energy portfolio and a dividend increase. Conservative production forecast (+3% for 2025) and investment in clean energy kept demand strong. 3. BP: Recovery supported by oil price rebound. BP added around 7% on oil market stabilization and a new share buyback program. Although production declined due to asset sales, higher profitability in the oil segment offset the drop. 4. Chevron: Notable gains fueled by new projects. Chevron advanced 7.5% following the launch of the Ballymore field in the Gulf of Mexico. Expanded buyback and dividend plans further attracted investors. 5. Exxon Mobil: Stable upward momentum from production expansion. Shares jumped nearly 10% as Q1 profits reached $7.7B. Liquefied natural gas development and output growth targets energized traders. FreshForex analysts believe the rally in energy majors may continue in the near term. Shell, TotalEnergies, BP, Chevron, and Exxon Mobil remain strong picks for active investors. Trade over 270 instruments, including CFDs on stocks, indices, and crypto — all in one platform. Stay on trend. Trade the momentum. Profit from the rally