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Overview of Key Overnight Developments on November 15

Overview of Key Overnight Developments on November 15

金色财经金色财经2025/11/14 23:37
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21:00-07:00 Keywords: Belarus, ETHZilla, Tether, a certain exchange 1. Spot gold fell below $4,100/ounce; 2. The President of Belarus supports cryptocurrency mining in Belarus; 3. ETHZilla released its Q3 financial report: Ethereum holdings increased to 102,273; 4. Tether may lead a $1.2 billion financing round for a German robotics startup; 5. Applied Digital will raise $2.35 billion through the issuance of senior secured notes; 6. The founder of a cryptocurrency investment company was sentenced to 5 years in prison for a $9 billion Ponzi scheme; 7. A certain exchange launched Business accounts in Singapore, with over 100 institutions registered in the short term.

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