Reminder: Howard Lutnick is still a pervert, fraudster and money launderer for the Tether crime cartel.
We will never forget his crimes.
Laugh it up, Lutnick.
Time is not on your side.

Yall noticing Lutnick hasn't been giggling over Trumps shoulder lately.

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Last June, Circle went public at $31 per share. Two weeks later, the stock price reached $299. Then, it plummeted back to $50, a drop of over 80%. Then, after its earnings report in February, the price doubled in two weeks, reaching $111 today.

[GENIUS Act] During the same period of doubling, Bitcoin fell by 40%. Circle's stock price lost its connection with the crypto market.

"You are seeing that kind of decoupling."

The drop to $50 is not difficult to understand within the crypto community.

In September and October 2025, the Federal Reserve will...

Circle doubled in a month. What is the market betting on?

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Opportunities to participate in the stock market are increasingly coming into the view of native on-chain participants, even though they were initially uninterested. The reasons are varied, but the general consensus is that cryptocurrencies were once perceived as offering faster returns. However, a growing number of investors are choosing to diversify their investments. The Wall Street Journal highlights this...

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Podcast: David Lin
Compiled & edited by: Yuliya, PANews
Original title: Economists warn: Stock market bubbles are more fragile than a repeat of the oil crisis 50 years ago.
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With the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway, strangled, oil prices have surged, and the world is trembling, waiting for a repeat of the "Great Depression of 1979."
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