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Stocks and crypto headlines from Alpaca. Stored for 7 days. Total: 4392.
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Devon Energy Stock Jumps After Updated 2026 OutlookDevon Energy shares are climbing after the company issued fresh guidance for 2026 following the completion of its merger with Coterra Energy.
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Man Group's Latest Credit Bet Targets $1.25 Billion Despite Private Credit WoesMan Group announced the first close of its Man Opportunistic Credit Fund III, which is targeting $1.25 billion in total commitments.
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Aston Villa targets Zion Suzuki as potential goalkeeper replacement for Emiliano MartinezAston Villa's pursuit of Zion Suzuki highlights the club's proactive approach to potential key player departures, impacting their strategic depth. The post Aston Villa targets Zion Suzuki as potential goalkeeper replacement for Emiliano Martinez appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Raydium’s old liquidity pools exploited for $1.3 millionDecentralized exchange Raydium reportedly suffered a $1.3 million exploit that saw attackers drain SOL, USDC, and RAY from its pools. The post Raydium’s old liquidity pools exploited for $1.3 million appeared first on Protos .
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SpaceX Is Targeting A $28.5 Trillion Market — Here's How It Breaks DownSpaceX's S-1 filing reveals $28.5 trillion TAM. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives breaks it down.
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Privacy returns to focus as Ethereum developers explore new token standardsIn this week's edition of The Protocol Newsletter, we're looking at where privacy is headed in the Ethereum ecosystem.
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Applied Digital taps $2.35B junk-bond market to build CoreWeave’s AI data centerThe deal highlights the growing reliance on AI infrastructure investments, underscoring potential risks tied to tenant concentration and market shifts. The post Applied Digital taps $2.35B junk-bond market to build CoreWeave’s AI data center appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Nvidia unveils photonics co-packaged optics switch with Lambda to enhance AI workloadsNvidia's innovation in co-packaged optics could redefine AI infrastructure efficiency, but widespread adoption risks amplifying potential issues. The post Nvidia unveils photonics co-packaged optics switch with Lambda to enhance AI workloads appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Super Micro Plummets, But This ETF Turned It Into A 40% PaydaySuper Micro Computer plunged more than 20% after announcing a $7B equity raise, but one ETF emerged as today's top-performing fund.
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Prediction Markets’ Wild West Days May Be Over: CFTC Drafts Its First Major FrameworkThe US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has unveiled its first regulatory framework for prediction markets, releasing what it described as a proposed approach to governing the industry under American law. The plan, issued by the agency on Wednesday, would establish standards for certain types of wagering while leaving markets tied to elections and politics largely outside the category of activities that would trigger more intensive scrutiny. Where The Line Is Drawn The new proposal sets out how the agency would start determining whether a contract should be prohibited. Under the draft, the CFTC said it preliminarily views both sporting wagers and wagers involving games of chance and pure luck as falling under “gaming.” At the same time, it suggests that wagering on sports outcomes is likely not broadly contrary to the public interest, while staking money on gambling or games of pure luck likely would be. The framework further argues that prediction markets based on sports scores, price spreads, win-loss outcomes, tournament advancement, and similar data may serve a “price discovery” function and provide meaningful information. Related Reading: XRP May Reach $10 By 2027—But Bearish Conditions Could Push It Below $1, Expert Says Where the proposal draws sharper boundaries is with specific categories of sports-related betting. The CFTC indicated that wagering on player injury, fighting, children’s sports, officiating, or wagering structured in a way that could encourage cheating was unlikely to meet the public interest standard. The draft also addresses election-related contracts, noting that election wagers are “contests, not gaming,” and therefore fall outside the “enumerated activities” that would allow the CFTC to apply its 90-day review process to event contracts. The agency’s proposal also focuses heavily on how it would evaluate whether a contract crosses too far into areas like terrorism, war, or assassinations—topics that, the draft notes, domestically regulated exchanges have largely avoided offering. 45-Day Comment Period For Prediction Markets In its announcement, the CFTC acknowledged that the rules released Wednesday are “thin,” and said additional rulemaking about prediction markets could be introduced in the future. After Wednesday’s release, the proposed rule will undergo a 45-day public comment period. CFTC Chair Mike Selig emphasized the commission’s intent as it prepares for further steps in the rulemaking process. He said in a statement that the CFTC would protect the integrity of its regulated markets while still allowing “responsible innovation. Selig added that the new prediction markets proposal provides a durable and transparent framework for identifying the contracts Congress directed the agency to scrutinize, while also letting legitimate markets continue. Related Reading: Treasury Stablecoin Proposal Draws Major Warning From Hyperliquid Policy Center–Here’s Why Beyond defining the types of wagering that may fall on different sides of the line, the proposal lays out a step-by-step process for prohibitions. The CFTC would first determine whether the contract is actually tied to an event happening. It would then evaluate whether the event fits within the categories defined in the Commodity Exchange Act, and finally conduct a public interest analysis to decide whether the prediction markets’ contract should be banned or allowed. Featured image created with OpenArt; chart from TradingView.com
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Botanix Will Shut Down Bitcoin Layer-2 Network in July, Citing Lack of DeFi DemandBotanix asked users to withdraw funds, disclosing plans to wind down its Bitcoin-based layer-2 network in July.
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CryptoQuant sees bitcoin bottom near $53,600 while demand remains ‘deeply unfavorable’CryptoQuant sees bitcoin bottom near $53,600, its current realized price and a level that has historically marked bear market bottoms.
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US monthly budget statement shows $293B deficit in MayRising deficits may drive interest in Bitcoin as a hedge against currency debasement, but higher Treasury yields could challenge crypto appeal. The post US monthly budget statement shows $293B deficit in May appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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CFTC proposes first federal regulations for sports gambling on prediction marketsThe CFTC's proposed regulations could streamline prediction markets, potentially reshaping state-federal dynamics and market operations. The post CFTC proposes first federal regulations for sports gambling on prediction markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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BlackRock and Fidelity are quietly turning bitcoin ETFs into a two-firm marketBlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC are attracting the vast majority of new bitcoin ETF money, leaving smaller funds increasingly sidelined as institutional investors consolidate around the industry's largest players.
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OpenAI updates ChatGPT model picker for pro users with six new response tiersThe new model picker enhances user experience by offering tailored response options, potentially increasing productivity and user satisfaction. The post OpenAI updates ChatGPT model picker for pro users with six new response tiers appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Barcelona signs goalkeeper Joan García from RCD Espanyol in historic cross-city transferThis transfer could reshape Barcelona's goalkeeping strategy and intensify the rivalry with Espanyol, impacting future cross-city dynamics. The post Barcelona signs goalkeeper Joan García from RCD Espanyol in historic cross-city transfer appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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World Cup 2026 Group I draws crypto spotlight as FIFA deepens blockchain partnershipsFIFA's blockchain partnerships for World Cup 2026 could redefine fan engagement and digital asset integration in global sports events. The post World Cup 2026 Group I draws crypto spotlight as FIFA deepens blockchain partnerships appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Binance USDT liquidity indicates consolidation, not recoveryBinance's USDT liquidity consolidation suggests a cautious market stance, reflecting broader stablecoin distribution trends across exchanges. The post Binance USDT liquidity indicates consolidation, not recovery appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Stock Of The Day: Is The Vishay Rally Over?Vishay (VSH) is the most overbought that it has ever been. There is a chance the stock reverses.