CEX

CEXs are platforms managed by centralized organizations that facilitate the trading of cryptocurrencies, offering high liquidity and user-friendly fiat on-ramps. Leaders like Binance, OKX, and Coinbase serve as the primary gateways for institutional and retail entry. In 2026, the industry focus is on Proof of Reserves (PoR), enhanced regulatory compliance, and hybrid models that offer self-custody options. This tag provides updates on exchange security, listings, and global market trends.

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Best Crypto To Buy Now: Remittix Emerges As Standout Crypto, Outshining The Most Talked About of 2025

Best Crypto To Buy Now: Remittix Emerges As Standout Crypto, Outshining The Most Talked About of 2025

Remittix gains momentum as analysts highlight its real world payment utility, top security scores and growing ecosystem, positioning RTX as a standout crypto to buy now.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Infographic Explaining the Policy Storm: What's Next for the Market?

Infographic Explaining the Policy Storm: What's Next for the Market?

Authors: Viee, Amelia, Denise, Biteye Content Team Recently, seven major financial associations in mainland China issued new risk warnings, specifically naming various virtual assets such as stablecoins, RWA, and worthless cryptocurrencies. While Bitcoin has not shown any significant fluctuations, the recent cooling of market sentiment, shrinking account balances, and USDT's off-exchange discount have brought to mind past rounds of policy tightening. Since 2013, mainland China has been regulating the crypto sector for twelve years. Policies have been introduced time and again, and the market has responded accordingly. This article aims to review the market reactions at these key junctures, and also to clarify one question: After regulations were implemented, did the crypto market enter a period of dormancy, or will it gather strength for a renewed surge? 2013: Bitcoin was defined as a "virtual commodity". On December 5, 2013, the People's Bank of China and four other ministries jointly issued the "Notice on Preventing Bitcoin Risks," which for the first time explicitly defined Bitcoin as a "specific virtual commodity," lacking legal tender status and not belonging to the category of currency. At the same time, it prohibited banks and payment institutions from providing services for Bitcoin transactions. The timing of this announcement was also delicate, coming just after Bitcoin hit an all-time high of around $1,130 at the end of November. In early December, Bitcoin's price was still fluctuating between $900 and $1,000, but the market cooled rapidly a few days after the policy was implemented. Throughout December, Bitcoin closed at around $755, a monthly drop of nearly 30%. In the following months, Bitcoin entered a prolonged period of downward fluctuation, with prices generally ranging between $400 and $600. This pullback from the peak essentially signaled the end of the 2013 bull market. Bitcoin's price remained below $400 until the end of 2015. The first round of regulation extinguished the early frenzy and also kicked off the game between "policy and market". 2017: The ICO Ban and the "Great Migration" of Exchanges 2017 was an extremely tumultuous year for the cryptocurrency market, and also a year of the most decisive regulatory action. On September 4th, seven ministries jointly issued the "Announcement on Preventing Risks of Token Issuance Financing," defining ICOs as illegal fundraising and requiring all domestic exchanges to shut down. Bitcoin closed at around $4,300 that day. However, in the week following the policy announcement, BTC briefly fell to as low as $3,000. While this round of regulation temporarily severed the dominance of mainland exchanges, it failed to shake the foundation of the global bull market. As trading activity rapidly shifted to Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and other locations, Bitcoin experienced an accelerated rebound after completing a phase of consolidation. Starting in October, it rose steadily, and three months later, in December 2017, the closing price of Bitcoin had soared to $19,665. The second round of regulation brought about a short-term shock, but it also inadvertently promoted the spread of globalization. 2019: Targeted Local Rectification Starting in November 2019, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, and other regions successively investigated virtual currency-related activities, shifting the regulatory approach to "targeted local rectification," without relaxing the intensity. That month, Bitcoin fell from over $9,000 at the beginning of the month to around $7,700, and market sentiment was depressed. The real turning point occurred the following year. In 2020, driven by halving expectations and global monetary easing, Bitcoin embarked on a bull market warm-up from $7,000 to over $20,000, successfully connecting to the epic bull market of 2020-2021. The third round of regulation, in a sense, cleared the path for the next phase of upward movement. 2021: Complete lockdown, power outage at mines In 2021, regulatory intensity reached its peak. Two landmark events occurred that year, completely reshaping the global cryptocurrency market. In mid-May, the State Council Financial Stability and Development Committee explicitly proposed "cracking down on Bitcoin mining and trading." Subsequently, major mining provinces such as Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Sichuan successively introduced policies to shut down mining operations, resulting in a nationwide "power outage wave for mining machines." On September 24, the People's Bank of China and ten other ministries jointly issued the "Notice on Further Preventing and Handling Risks of Virtual Currency Trading and Speculation," formally clarifying that all virtual currency-related activities are illegal financial activities. In May, Bitcoin fell from $50,000 to $35,000. Entering June and July, BTC traded sideways in the $30,000-$40,000 range, with market sentiment at its lowest point. Bitcoin then bottomed out and rebounded in August, continuing its upward trend driven by optimistic expectations for global liquidity, ultimately reaching a new all-time high near $68,000 in November. The fourth round of regulation can set boundaries, but it cannot stop the global redistribution of computing power and capital. 2025: The Expected Reversal - From "Innovation Exploration" to "Comprehensive Tightening" The regulatory narrative for 2025 is full of dramatic twists and turns. In the first half of the year, a series of signals gave the market a sense of "thawing ice," and a cautiously optimistic mood permeated the industry: from the discussions in Hong Kong about the framework for issuing stablecoins to the "Malu Grape" blockchain project in the suburbs of Shanghai, the market began to discuss the possibilities of "compliance paths" and "Chinese models." The winds shifted abruptly at the end of the year. On December 5th, seven major financial associations jointly issued a risk warning, the core message of which was very clear: It is clear that cryptocurrencies are not legal tender. The report specifically targets and cracks down on popular concepts such as "air coins," stablecoins, and RWA. Not only are domestic transactions prohibited, but advertising and referral programs are also banned, indicating that regulations are becoming more detailed. The core upgrade of this risk warning lies in the fact that it not only reiterates the illegality of virtual currency transactions, but also extends to the most popular sub-sectors (stablecoins, RWA) and promotional activities for the first time. So, how will the market move this time? Unlike in the past, Chinese funds are no longer the dominant force in the market; Wall Street ETFs and institutional holdings have become the new main drivers. We can see that USDT is trading at a negative premium, indicating that many people are rushing to convert their USDT back to fiat currency and exit the market. Market Voices: A Summary of KOL Opinions Renowned media personality Wu Shuo (@colinwu) advises everyone to pay attention to the movements of CEXs (Consumer Exchanges) from an operational perspective. The real direction will depend on whether the platforms restrict domestic IP addresses, KYC registration, and C2C functionality. XHunt founder @defiteddy2020 compared the crypto policies in mainland China and Hong Kong, believing that the stark contrast reflects different market positioning and regulatory philosophies. Solv Protocol co-founder @myanTokenGeek believes this round of regulation may have two consequences: first, users and projects will accelerate their overseas expansion; second, underground gray channels will make a comeback. Liu Honglin, founder of Mankiw Law Firm in Shanghai (@Honglin_lawyer), added from a legal perspective that many RWA-type projects are indeed non-compliant, using compliance as a pretext for fundraising and pump-and-dump schemes, which is essentially no different from fraud. For teams that are genuinely committed to doing real work, going global is the only solution. Crypto OG @Bitwux believes this is simply official confirmation of something the industry already knew, and the impact will be limited. The regulators are merely reiterating old news, with the main focus likely on preventing the leakage of gray-market channels. Independent trader @xtony1314 stated that this is being led by the police, and it's no longer just talk. If enforcement actions and restrictions on trading platforms follow, it could trigger a wave of "voluntary exodus + market panic." Independent trader @Meta8Mate believes that every time a concept becomes overheated, there will be risk warnings. 2017 was ICOs, 2021 was mining, and this time it's stablecoins and RWA's turn. In conclusion: Storms never stop the tide from going in the right direction; they only change the course of the journey. Looking back over these twelve years, we can clearly see a continuously evolving and goal-oriented logical thread: Regulatory policies have remained consistent, necessary, and reasonable. A grain of sand in the grand scheme of things can become a mountain on an individual's shoulders. The impact of regulatory policies on the industry is undeniable, but we must acknowledge that regulation aims to protect investors from uncontrollable financial risks and maintain the stability of the domestic financial system. Regulatory interventions are characterized by a clear "timing." Policies are often introduced when market enthusiasm reaches its peak or a local climax, aiming to cool down the risks of overheating. This has been the case from the tail end of the bull market in 2013, the ICO frenzy in 2017, to the mining boom in 2021, and now to the rising hype surrounding stablecoins and RWA concepts. The long-term effects of policies are waning. Apart from the first round of regulation in 2013, which directly ended the bull market cycle at the time, subsequent strong interventions (shutting down exchanges in 2017 and cracking down on mining in 2021) have not changed the long-term upward trend of Bitcoin. Bitcoin has become a "global game." Wall Street ETFs, Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds, European institutional custody, and even the consensus of global retail investors collectively form the main support for the current price. A key conclusion is that the binary structure of "strict defense by the East" and "pricing dominated by the West" may become the new normal in the crypto world.

Author: PANews
BestChange Review 2025: A Global Crypto Exchanger Aggregator Built for Transparency and Safe Rate Comparison

BestChange Review 2025: A Global Crypto Exchanger Aggregator Built for Transparency and Safe Rate Comparison

The post BestChange Review 2025: A Global Crypto Exchanger Aggregator Built for Transparency and Safe Rate Comparison appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News BestChange is a global crypto exchanger aggregator, giving users access to a broad world of verified exchangers and real exchange options worldwide. Unlike exchanges or wallets, BestChange also acts purely as a monitoring and discovery platform, giving users a transparent way to evaluate rates, fees, reserves, and reputation before choosing where to transact. Launched in …

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Exclusive Interview: CoinJar CEO Asher Tan on What the UK Autumn Budget Means for Crypto

Exclusive Interview: CoinJar CEO Asher Tan on What the UK Autumn Budget Means for Crypto

CoinJar CEO Asher Tan explains how the UK Autumn Budget shapes crypto adoption, tax clarity and institutional growth as exchanges prepare for new global rules.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Stunning SpaceX Bitcoin Transfer: 1,021 BTC Worth $94.48M Moves to New Address

Stunning SpaceX Bitcoin Transfer: 1,021 BTC Worth $94.48M Moves to New Address

BitcoinWorld Stunning SpaceX Bitcoin Transfer: 1,021 BTC Worth $94.48M Moves to New Address In a move that has captured the cryptocurrency community’s attention, Elon Musk’s SpaceX has executed a significant SpaceX Bitcoin transfer involving 1,021 BTC valued at approximately $94.48 million. This substantial transaction, tracked by blockchain analytics platform Onchainlens, represents one of the most notable corporate Bitcoin movements in recent months and raises important questions about institutional […] This post Stunning SpaceX Bitcoin Transfer: 1,021 BTC Worth $94.48M Moves to New Address first appeared on BitcoinWorld.

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Bitcoin at Key Levels: $94K Breakout May Spark $455M in Short Liquidations on Major CEXs; $91K Drop Could Trigger $811M in Long Liquidations

Bitcoin at Key Levels: $94K Breakout May Spark $455M in Short Liquidations on Major CEXs; $91K Drop Could Trigger $811M in Long Liquidations

The post Bitcoin at Key Levels: $94K Breakout May Spark $455M in Short Liquidations on Major CEXs; $91K Drop Could Trigger $811M in Long Liquidations appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin price dynamics remain a focal point as Coinglass data, reported by COINOTAG on December 10, indicate that a price breakthrough beyond $94,000 could unleash approximately $455 million of short liquidations across top centralized venues. Conversely, a dip below $91,000 might trigger roughly $811 million in long liquidations, highlighting the asymmetric risk posed by leveraged positions in the spot-to-derivatives ecosystem. COINOTAG notes that the liquidation chart reflects intensity rather than exact counts; the height of each bar signals how strongly approaching a given level could provoke a liquidity cascade, not the precise number of contracts awaiting liquidation. Traders and risk managers should monitor these price anchors as potential volatility catalysts and incorporate the signal into liquidity risk assessments and scenario planning for CEX exposure. Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/bitcoin-at-key-levels-94k-breakout-may-spark-455m-in-short-liquidations-on-major-cexs-91k-drop-could-trigger-811m-in-long-liquidations

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SpaceX Moves Over 1,000 BTC to New Wallets

SpaceX Moves Over 1,000 BTC to New Wallets

The post SpaceX Moves Over 1,000 BTC to New Wallets appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: SpaceX moves over 1,000 BTC using on-chain wallet transfers. Transaction involves 1,163 BTC moved to new wallets. Market response anticipates further Bitcoin movements. On December 5, 2025, SpaceX transferred 1,083 BTC (~$99.8M) to two new wallets, as indicated by Arkham Intelligence’s blockchain data. This reaffirms SpaceX’s ongoing Bitcoin treasury management strategy, fueling market speculation without impacting broader exchange flows or causing immediate regulatory attention. SpaceX Transfers 1,163 BTC Amid Strategic Movements SpaceX recently moved 1,163 BTC to new wallet addresses, according to Arkham Intelligence. These blockchain transactions are part of the company’s ongoing treasury management strategies. While the transactions are not officially acknowledged by SpaceX, on-chain analytics confirm the move on December 5, 2025. These movements do not indicate immediate market actions, but they do highlight SpaceX’s continued presence in the cryptocurrency arena. The transfer aligns with previous movements, including another significant transaction in late November 2025, which saw 1,083 BTC moved to fresh wallets. Despite the lack of direct corporate statements, the market closely monitors these shifts for potential future impacts. Key observers within the crypto community, such as Onchain Lens, have noted the transfers as significant but not indicative of immediate exchange trades given the wallet labeling and transaction patterns observed on blockchain explorers. Arkham-affiliated Analyst, On-chain Data Commentary, “The SpaceX entity has moved over a thousand BTC in a single transaction to previously unused addresses, with no exchange labels on the recipients.” Arkham-affiliated Analyst, On-chain Data Commentary, “The SpaceX entity has moved over a thousand BTC in a single transaction to previously unused addresses, with no exchange labels on the recipients.” Bitcoin Holds at $92k Amid SpaceX’s Latest Moves Did you know? SpaceX’s wallet movements on December 5, 2025, were consistent with a prior transaction in late November, highlighting its strategic approach to cryptocurrency management…

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SpaceX transferred 1,021 BTC to a new wallet, worth $94.48 million.

SpaceX transferred 1,021 BTC to a new wallet, worth $94.48 million.

PANews reported on December 10 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, SpaceX has transferred 1,021 BTC (approximately $94.48 million) to a new wallet address.

Author: PANews
Trading Moment: With the FOMC decision imminent, Bitcoin's $91,500 level becomes a key support, while Ethereum targets the $3,500 mark.

Trading Moment: With the FOMC decision imminent, Bitcoin's $91,500 level becomes a key support, while Ethereum targets the $3,500 mark.

Daily market data review and trend analysis, produced by PANews. 1. Market Observation Amid a complex macroeconomic environment, the Federal Reserve's policy decision this week has become the focus of the market. The market widely expects the Fed to implement a 25 basis point rate cut, with a probability as high as 88.6% to 95%. However, institutions such as Bank of America believe that given the structural cooling of the labor market characterized by "low hiring, low turnover, and rising layoffs," the Fed may send a "hawkish rate cut" signal, meaning a rate cut that hints at the possibility of future policy tightening. This uncertainty has led to fluctuations in US Treasury yields, while Goldman Sachs, through indicators such as Las Vegas consumer data, is warning of early signs of an economic recession. In the commodities market, spot silver has performed exceptionally well, breaking through $60/ounce for the first time to reach a record high, with a year-to-date gain of over 100%, significantly outperforming gold, and the gold-silver ratio falling to its lowest level since 2021. However, Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, predicts this trend may reverse, believing that gold's rise as a safe-haven asset will subside, while risk assets such as Bitcoin will regain activity. Meanwhile, tech giant SpaceX is planning the largest IPO in history, targeting a valuation of $1.5 trillion. ARK predicts its value could reach $2.5 trillion by 2030, primarily driven by its Starlink business. Looking ahead, the market's reliance on macroeconomic data is increasing, and Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's statements will provide crucial guidance for policy direction in 2026. Bitcoin's recent price rebound to a three-week high of $94,625 has triggered FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) sentiment in the market, but analysts are divided. Santiment data shows a surge in bullish sentiment on social media, but such peaks are often contrarian indicators. Investor "NoLimit" believes this rally is "pure manipulation" rather than organic market behavior. From a technical analysis perspective, several analysts have identified key price levels. Ali warns that Bitcoin has historically faced downward pressure around the FOMC meeting, and while a rebound to $100,000 is possible, there is still a risk of a pullback to $80,000. AlphaBTC maintains its target of $97-98k, but emphasizes the need to hold $91.5k. Man of Bitcoin points out that the price has touched the upper trendline of an ascending wedge, and a breakout could push it towards $96,962. Michaël van de Poppe further points out that the divergence between Bitcoin's performance and that of the Nasdaq suggests significant upside potential, with a possible return to the $110,000-$115,000 range. However, bearish voices also exist. Analyst Astronomer has shorted at the 92.7k price level, and historically, 6 out of 7 FOMC meetings have led to Bitcoin pullbacks. Standard Chartered Bank lowered its 2025 Bitcoin price forecast from $200,000 to $100,000, citing slowing ETF inflows. On the other hand, on-chain data provides a deeper perspective. Murphy's analysis using the BTC Profitable Supply Percentage (PSIP) model points out that PSIP has recently rebounded to 67.7%, but is still fluctuating in the key 65%-70% range. If PSIP falls below 50%, a bear market bottom may have appeared, currently estimated at $62,000. Cathie Wood believes that continued institutional participation is reducing Bitcoin's volatility and may prevent a historic price crash. Ethereum has shown relative strength, with its price rebounding to a three-week high of nearly $3,400. According to analyst Mercury, Ethereum has broken through local resistance and recovered its high-timeframe trendline, becoming the current market's "clear leader." Analyst Man of Bitcoin points out that ETH has micro-support at $3,201 and may continue to test the $3,417-$3,554 area. IncomeSharks considers $3,500 as the "final hurdle" for confirming Ethereum's bullish trend. Glassnode co-founder Negentropic believes that Ethereum is "quietly brewing" its next breakout, having regained its position above the 50-day moving average, with momentum continuing to rise. Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua also stated that against the backdrop of expected interest rate cuts and the trend of financial blockchain adoption, Ethereum is significantly undervalued. In the altcoin sector, Meme's Pippin experienced a different trajectory, hitting a new all-time high and surpassing a market capitalization of $330 million, with a single-day increase of up to 90%. Additionally, the new token HumidiFi (WET) performed exceptionally well after listing on multiple exchanges, including OKX, with its price briefly exceeding $0.27, representing a more than 290% increase from its public price of $0.069. 2. Key Data (as of 13:00 HKT, December 10) (Data source: GMGN, CoinAnk, Upbit, Coingecko, SoSoValue, CoinMarketCap) Bitcoin: $92,591 (-1.05% year-to-date), daily spot trading volume $52.73 billion. Ethereum: $3,324 (-0.2% year-to-date), daily spot trading volume $34.31 billion. Fear of Greed Index: 25 (Fear) Average GAS: BTC: 1.2 sat/vB, ETH: 0.04 Gwei Market share: BTC 58.46%, ETH 12.2% Upbit 24-hour trading volume rankings: XRP, ETH, BTC, SOL, G 24-hour BTC long/short ratio: 50.79% / 49.21% Sector Performance: The AI sector led the gains, rising over 5.9%, while the Meme sector climbed 5.3%. 24-hour liquidation data: A total of 95,310 people worldwide were liquidated, with a total liquidation amount of $380 million. This included $153 million in BTC liquidations, $117 million in ETH liquidations, and $13.6 million in SOL liquidations. 3. ETF Flows (as of December 9) Bitcoin ETFs: +$152 million, with Fidelity FBTC leading the way with a net inflow of $199 million. Ethereum ETF: +$178 million, with Fidelity FETH leading the net inflow at $51.4727 million. Solana ETF: +$16.54 million XRP ETF: +$8.73 million 4. Today's Outlook Binance will delist several USDT-margined perpetual contracts, including SKATEUSDT and REIUSDT, on December 10th. Binance Alpha will list Talus Network (US) U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer will deliver his verdict on Do Kwon on December 11. US Federal Reserve interest rate decision (upper limit) to December 10: Previous value 4%, expected value 3.75% (03:00 on December 11) Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell holds a monetary policy press conference (December 11, 03:30). Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella will visit India from December 10 to 12 and meet with government officials. The top 100 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization with the largest gains today are: MemeCore up 13.2%, ASI Alliance up 9.7%, Pudgy Penguins up 9.6%, Ultima up 9.3%, and Cardano up 8.1%. 5. Hot News Changpeng Zhao: The crypto market may be entering a "supercycle," and the "four-year cycle" for Bitcoin may no longer apply. A whale withdrew another 13.44 million ASTER tokens from Binance, after previously selling at a high price and incurring a loss of $34.5 million. Strive launches $500 million SATA stock ATM funding plan, with some net proceeds to be used to purchase Bitcoin. Shares of Bitcoin treasury firm Twenty One fell 20% after its merger with Cantor Equity. The "1011 Insider Whale" added over 10,000 ETH to its long positions in the early morning, and its current unrealized profit is approximately $17.4 million. Octra will hold a $20 million public token sale on Sonar on December 18th, valuing the company at $200 million. Bitwise's top 10 crypto index funds have officially listed and are trading on the NYSE Arca as ETFs. CoinGecko: Publicly traded companies hold over 5% of the total Bitcoin supply, with Strategy accounting for 3%. HASHKEY disclosed IPO details: plans to raise up to HK$1.67 billion, and is expected to list on December 17.

Author: PANews
Morning brief: SpaceX targets record IPO as Asian markets hold steady ahead of Fed decision

Morning brief: SpaceX targets record IPO as Asian markets hold steady ahead of Fed decision

Global markets opened on Wednesday on a cautious note as investors balanced major corporate developments with heightened macroeconomic uncertainty. SpaceX’s push toward what could become the largest initial public offering in history, alongside muted trading across Asian markets ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s rate decision, shaped the early-session sentiment. Additional headlines included Amazon’s expanded investment plans in India and fresh geopolitical comments from US President Donald Trump.SpaceX IPO could become the largest in market historySpaceX is accelerating plans for an initial public offering that could raise significantly more than $30 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The company is targeting a valuation of about $1.5 trillion — a level that would place it alongside Saudi Aramco’s record-setting 2019 listing, which raised $29 billion.Management and advisers are preparing for a potential listing in mid-to-late 2026, though the timing could shift to 2027 depending on market conditions. The IPO momentum is being driven largely by the rapid growth of Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet unit, and the continued development of the Starship launch system.The company expects revenue of around $15 billion in 2025, rising to as much as $24 billion in 2026, with Starlink contributing the bulk of sales. SpaceX also aims to use part of the IPO proceeds to develop space-based data centers, including chip procurement for those systems.In its latest secondary share sale, SpaceX set a per-share price of roughly $420, lifting its valuation above $800 billion. The company is allowing employees to sell about $2 billion in stock, with SpaceX set to repurchase some shares. Executives see this valuation reset as an important precursor to a public listing.Asian markets steady as Fed rate cut loomsAsian equities were largely subdued as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s decision later Wednesday. Futures markets show an 89% probability of a 25-basis-point cut to the 3.50%–3.75% range, though analysts expect guidance to remain hawkish.Japan’s Nikkei slipped 0.3% after opening stronger, South Korea’s benchmark was little changed, and Chinese blue-chip stocks fell 0.8% following mixed inflation readings. Most regional traders kept positions light amid uncertainty over upcoming US economic data, including payrolls and inflation, due later this month.Silver continued its sharp ascent, hitting a record $61.25 per ounce, more than doubling in value this year due to tightening inventories and rising demand from solar, EV, and data center industries. Oil prices were steady, while US Treasury yields hovered near 4.18%.India’s Nifty 50 and Sensex each gained 0.10%. Amazon to invest over $35B in IndiaAmazon announced plans to invest more than $35 billion in India by 2030, positioning the country as a key hub for artificial intelligence, cloud services, and deep-tech growth. The move follows similarly large commitments from Microsoft ($17.5 billion) and Google ($15 billion).Amazon, which has already invested $40 billion in India, aims to boost exports from Indian sellers to $80 billion by 2030 and create an additional 1 million jobs.Trump issues warnings on geopolitics and Europe’s energy risksUS President Donald Trump said he would intervene to stop escalating tensions between Cambodia and Thailand, claiming he could halt the conflict with a direct phone call. In separate remarks, Trump warned that Europe risked “collapse” if leaders fail to address energy and immigration challenges.He also recounted advising UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to rely more heavily on domestic energy resources, criticizing wind projects in Scotland and urging development of the North Sea.The post Morning brief: SpaceX targets record IPO as Asian markets hold steady ahead of Fed decision appeared first on Invezz

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