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Crypto’s Wild 48 Hours: Bitcoin Rebounds, DeFi Breakthroughs, NFT Surprises & Regulation Shake-Ups (Sept 26–27, 2025)

Crypto’s Wild 48 Hours: Bitcoin Rebounds, DeFi Breakthroughs, NFT Surprises & Regulation Shake-Ups (Sept 26–27, 2025)

Bitcoin dropped to around $109,000 amid $1.1 billion in liquidations before rebounding above $110,000 on Friday. Ethereum rose 3.8% to reclaim $4,000 after U.S. inflation data met expectations. Tether is seeking to raise $20 billion at a $500 billion valuation, with SoftBank and ARK Invest reportedly in talks. Nine major European banks announced plans for a euro-backed stablecoin to rival dollar tokens.
27 September 2025
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Shutdown Jitters, ETF Tsunami & Crypto Power Plays – Top Crypto News (Sept 24–25, 2025)

Shutdown Jitters, ETF Tsunami & Crypto Power Plays – Top Crypto News (Sept 24–25, 2025)

U.S. regulators fast-tracked crypto ETF approvals, with launches expected in early October and Grayscale debuting a Crypto 5 index ETF. Bitcoin and Ether fell mid-week as U.S. shutdown fears grew, with Ether dropping below $4,000. Nine European banks plan a euro stablecoin by 2026. Australia moved to license crypto platforms, while Hong Kong warned against unauthorized stablecoins.
25 September 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Sensex Falls 719 Points on Escalating Iran-Israel Conflict and Crude Surge
    June 8, 2026, 8:32 AM EDT. The Indian stock market closed sharply lower on June 8, 2026, with the Sensex dropping 719 points to 73,524 and Nifty falling over 243 points to 23,123. The selloff was triggered by the escalation of the Iran-Israel conflict, pushing crude oil prices above $96 a barrel and igniting global market turmoil. Wall Street and Asian markets earlier showed heavy losses amid rising US interest rate hike expectations and a weakening rupee compounding pressures. All key sectoral indices ended in the red, with Realty, Metals, and Auto sectors hit hardest due to inflation, input cost, and demand concerns. Top losers included Wipro and Jio Financial Services, while Max Healthcare, Power Grid, and Bharti Airtel showed gains. Investor sentiment remains fragile amid geopolitical risks and inflation fears.

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ABAT Shares Jump on DOE’s $115M Lithium Grant Return

ABAT Shares Jump on DOE’s $115M Lithium Grant Return

8 June 2026
American Battery Technology Co shares soared 29.58% to $4.03 premarket after the U.S. Department of Energy fully reinstated a $115 million grant for its Nevada lithium refinery, restoring federal funding for the Tonopah Flats Lithium Project with no change to awarded funds or milestones, though risks remain from permitting, financing, and volatile lithium prices.
NANO Nuclear Stock Bounces, Investors Eye What’s Next

NANO Nuclear Stock Bounces, Investors Eye What’s Next

8 June 2026
NANO Nuclear Energy jumped 7.8% to $25.40 in premarket trading after a 9.9% Friday drop, as traders weighed fresh insider sales filings and recent regulatory progress on its KRONOS microreactor project; the company held $568.7 million in cash as of March 31, but faces sector-wide volatility and execution risks.
Nurix Shares Jump Premarket on Roche $2.3 Billion Cancer Drug Deal

Nurix Shares Jump Premarket on Roche $2.3 Billion Cancer Drug Deal

8 June 2026
Nurix soared 20.4% to $17.62 premarket after Roche agreed to pay $700 million up front in a bexobrutideg collaboration worth up to $2.3 billion, a major cash boost and external validation for Nurix’s lead blood cancer drug ahead of a planned Phase 3 trial, with Roche’s clinical and commercial backing now in play.
SoFi Stock Trades Near $16 as Market Watches Monday’s Open

SoFi Stock Trades Near $16 as Market Watches Monday’s Open

8 June 2026
SoFi hovered near $16 in pre-market trading after a sharp drop last week, as investors weighed record Q1 growth against unchanged 2026 guidance and credit risks; shares sit far below their 52-week high, with CEO Noto citing persistent inflation and no expected rate cuts as reasons for not raising forecasts, leaving pressure on Monday’s regular session to halt the slide.
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