Russia is considering selling pork exports to its BRICS counterpart China in local currencies, such as the ruble and Chinese yuan. The US dollar will be phased out in the transactions, aiding the de-dollarization goal. China is leveraging agricultural products to challenge the US dollar and make loc

01 big dump: Bitcoin's "Black Friday" For Bitcoin, last Friday was a veritable "Black Friday." On November 21, Bitcoin fell below the $82,000 mark and once approached the significant $80,000 level. Compared to the historical high of $126,000 set on October 6, it has dropped a full 35%. In the past 24 hours, the total amount of liquidation across the network exceeded a staggering $1 billion. Hundreds of thousands of traders lost everything in this big dump. Oh my. 1 billion dollars. Although it is normal for Bitcoin to have fluctuations, why is this one so fierce and so sudden? I'll try to help you organize it. This must start with the direct reason for the big dump: Professional institutions have heavily sold off their Bitcoin ETFs. 02 Bitcoin ETF: A "pork ticket" for one Bitcoin

Author: Nancy, PANews The saying "hot things must die" is almost a consensus in the industry, but Plasma staged a textbook-level debut, achieving a "grand slam" on its exchange launch, while its strategy of a "big airdrop" for pre-sales and the community further boosted its popularity.

On July 18th, the trading Crypto Veteran known for being "fast is fast" and having a sharp eye, Aoying (@thankUcrypto), entered the live channel of Binance Chinese encryption radio and had a complete discussion for the first time with the host Sisi (@sisibinance) about his "rebirth outside the rankings." He once lost down to just $1,700, on the brink of despair, but managed to fight back with $10,000 to regain a fortune of a million; he also fell behind in a competition, yet was able to quickly adjust and pull his return rate from -40% to 150%. His name is a legend among the order takers at Binance Square — "Aoying". As a star who has been taking orders at Binance for two to three years, "Aoying" often maintains a full capacity of 1000 people. Recently, he has also firmly held the top position on the profit and loss leaderboard for followers. Users who followed his trades made over 1.5 million dollars in three months, and many have realized their dreams of "pork leg rice with pork leg" through him.

Bit Origin was once a Chinese pork processing company, which later suddenly shifted to the cryptocurrency field—initially betting 9.9 million dollars on DOGE.

Bit Origin, a pork processing company transformed into a Bitcoin mining company based in China, has officially launched a cryptocurrency treasury strategy by purchasing 40.5 million Dogecoin, marking a significant turning point in the company's evolving business direction. The company has announced

AI Companions ($AIC) and PepeFork ($PORK) saw a surge in market activity, with $AIC maintaining a 60% increase for 2 consecutive days and $PORK rising by 20% in 24 hours. Investors are now on the lookout for the next cryptocurrency to potentially invest in, with discussions around meme coin $CHONE being a potential candidate for 2025.

The competition for top gainers on Coinmarketcap continues to change. Today, AI Companions ($AIC) rose as the highest gainer, while a new meme coin fork, $PORK, gained popularity. The article questions if $CHONE could be the next significant player in the meme market. AI Companions aims to revolutionize our digital experience by creating personalized AI.

According to reports, the U.S. government is teetering on the brink of yet another shutdown, with the funding deadline looming large on Dec. 20, 2024. The proposed funding bill has stirred up quite the controversy, packed as it is with what many call pork. The bill also sneakily tucks in a $70,000

BBQ sauce, pickles, onions, and pork: A day after McDonald’s fan-favorite McRib sandwich returned to U.S. restaurants, Bitcoin’s price topped $100,000 for the first time ever. Were these ingredients (plus a dash of dextrose sugar) necessary to cement Bitcoin’s record-setting climb? Maybe, probably