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Injective Launches Institutional Priority Trading Channel on Nov 2

According to ChainCatcher, Injective announced on November 2 the launch of a priority trading channel for institutional clients. The service is currently in limited production, offering institutions earlier execution feedback while final settlement remains handled by the full validator network.
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Gold Could Surge If U.S. Congress Faces Deadlock, Says Manulife Strategist

According to Matt Miskin, chief investment strategist at Manulife John Hancock Investments, on November 2, congressional deadlock could reduce the risk of further fiscal policy pushing real yields higher, potentially reigniting safe-haven demand for gold. Miskin noted that gold saw a rally in 2019,
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Leveraged Long ETFs Surpass $12 Billion in Inflows

According to crypto commentator Eric Balchunas, inflows into leveraged long ETFs have surpassed $12 billion in recent weeks. The surge reflects a common retail investor strategy of buying market dips and taking profits during rebounds, underscoring growing acceptance of leveraged products in the cry
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DSRV and Ethiopia's Paidabus Sign Partnership to Link Digital ID With Blockchain Services on October 26

According to DSRV, South Korean blockchain infrastructure company DSRV and Ethiopia's state-owned Paidabus signed a business agreement on October 26 to integrate the country's national digital identification system with blockchain-based financial and public services. The partnership will establish a framework for exploring applications including digital wallets, identity verification, electronic vouchers, and government services through a joint working group. Initial efforts will focus on improv
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Fox News Prime-Time Viewership Falls 28% Year-Over-Year in October

According to Jin10, Fox News CEO Lachlan Murdoch said in an earnings call on November 2 that the network faces "viewer fatigue" heading into the U.S. midterm elections. Prime-time viewership dropped 28% year-over-year in October, according to Nielsen data. In contrast, competitors gained: CNN's prime-time average audience rose 19% to 598,000 viewers, while MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) increased 13% to 925,000 viewers.