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05:41

Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh Backs Crypto Integration, Opposes CBDC

Abstract: Trump's Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh argues digital assets are already part of U.S. finance, rejects a central bank digital currency, and favors market-led crypto innovation. He disclosed more than $100 million in crypto holdings, inviting questions about independence. Summary: Warsh, Trump's Fed nominee, says digital assets are integral to U.S. finance, rejects a CBDC, and favors market-driven crypto innovation; he disclosed more than $100 million in crypto holdings, raising independence concerns.
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BTC3,29%
05:41

ASMPT Projects Strong Q2 as AI Demand Drives Revenue to $540M–$600M

ASMPT lifts Q2 revenue guidance to $540–600m on AI-driven demand; Q1 revenue was $507.9m with record bookings. Growth from TCB and HBM4, photonics, wire/die bonding, and AI-driven SMT demand; SMT segment options under review. ASMPT announced a higher second-quarter revenue outlook of $540 million to $600 million, driven by AI-related semiconductor demand, following first-quarter revenue of $507.9 million and record bookings. Growth is led by Thermo-Compression Bonding tools for logic chips, HBM4 modules, and photonics for data centers, with contributions from wire/die bonding and AI-driven SMT demand. The company reported no material impact from the Iran conflict and is evaluating strategic options for its SMT Solutions Segment to focus on the higher-growth Semiconductor Solutions Segment.
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05:38

Macro Recovery Drives Risk Asset Inflows; Crypto Market Shows Divergence Between Mainstream and Altcoins

Global risk appetite rose on easing Middle East tensions, lower energy prices, and strong institutional support, pushing equities to new highs; gold held gains while crypto and ETFs posted modest moves. Global risk sentiment improved as tensions eased and energy prices fell, with equities at highs, gold firm, and crypto modestly higher; regulatory steps included France backing euro stablecoins and Circle's USDC Bridge.
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BTC3,29%
ETH2,89%
USDC-0,02%
05:25

Iran Signals Readiness for Talks Once U.S. Ends Naval Blockade, Markets React

Iran's envoy says talks can start once Washington ends its naval blockade and ceases ceasefire violations; signals of a possible lift, with markets moving as metals rise and the dollar and oil fall. Abstract: The piece reports that Iran's UN envoy is ready to negotiate immediately if the U.S. ends its blockade and ceases ceasefire violations, citing Tasnim News Agency; it notes signals of a possible lift and related market reactions.
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05:23

Trump Extends US-Iran Ceasefire as Bitcoin Surges Above $78K; Jack Yi Warns of Bear Market Rally

Gate News message, April 22 — Bitcoin surged above $78,000 this morning following Trump's extension of a temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran. The ceasefire, mediated by Pakistan, was extended just before the original two-week agreement was set to expire. As BTC approaches $80,000, Jack Yi,
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BTC3,29%
05:21

Ethereum Foundation Researcher: Openness and Transparency Drive Developer Trust and Participation

Shyam Sridhar argues Ethereum's openness and transparency foster developer trust and participation, contrasting with backdoors in banks, platforms, and AI providers. Abstract: The article reports Ethereum Foundation researcher Shyam Sridhar's view that Ethereum's openness and transparency are core to developer trust and engagement. He contrasts these properties with backdoors in traditional systems such as banks and tech platforms, arguing that openness sustains ecosystem growth.
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ETH2,89%
05:21

Japan Posts 1.71 Trillion Yen Trade Deficit for Fifth Consecutive Fiscal Year

Abstract: This article reports Japan’s FY2025 trade data, showing a 1.71 trillion yen deficit—the fifth consecutive—driven by imports growing slowly despite 4% export gains led by semiconductors. It notes surging U.S. crude and LNG exports, with weaker auto and semiconductor equipment shipments to the United States due to tariffs. Summary: Japan posted a 1.71 trillion yen FY2025 trade deficit, exports up 4% on semiconductors, imports up 0.5%; U.S. energy exports rose, but auto and semiconductor equipment shipments to the U.S. fell due to tariffs.
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