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  • 01:30
    The price of the Ethereum oracle on Maker will be updated at 10 o'clock
    According to third-party monitoring, currently, the Maker oracle price for Ethereum will update to $1806 at 10 o'clock. If the whale with a loan of 65,675 ETH on Maker does not add more funds beforehand, their position will begin to be liquidated.
  • 01:29
    Arthur Hayes: BTC may bottom out at 70,000 USD, waiting for central bank easing before reinvesting heavily
    PANews reported on March 11 that Arthur Hayes tweeted that Bitcoin (BTC) could bottom out around $70,000, which is equivalent to a 36% pullback from its historical high of $110,000 and is considered a normal adjustment in a bull market. He believes the next step should be to pay attention to the sharp drop in US stocks (SPX, NDX) and bankruptcies of traditional financial institutions (TradFi). Subsequently, the Federal Reserve (Fed), People's Bank of China (PBOC), European Central Bank (ECB), and Bank of Japan (BOJ) may adopt loose policies to stimulate the economy. Hayes advises traders to be patient. If they have a higher risk tolerance, they can try bottom fishing; if they are more conservative, wait for central bank policy changes before going heavy again to avoid psychological pressure caused by long-term sideways movement or potential floating losses.
  • 01:27
    California financial regulatory authorities issue warnings about 7 new types of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence fraud
    A financial regulatory body in California stated that in 2024, users reported seven new types of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence scams through thousands of complaints, which had never been seen before. The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) said in a statement on March 10th that the department received 2,668 complaints in 2024, discovering seven types of frauds they had not previously recorded, such as fake Bitcoin mining schemes where scammers offer false mining investments. DFPI also received complaints about fraudulent cryptocurrency gaming schemes where users are encouraged to deposit funds but their wallets are emptied; there were also scammers offering fake jobs requiring victims to transfer cryptocurrencies and provide personal information.
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