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Ethereum OG Deposits 6,369 ETH Worth $15.95M into Kraken

An Ethereum early adopter who purchased ETH at $14 nine years ago deposited 6,369 ETH, valued at approximately $15.95 million, into Kraken around 40 minutes before a tweet by commentator @lookonchain. The transaction highlights significant whale activity amid a crypto market exhibiting mixed
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GateCryptoFrontier·19m ago
Ethereum OG Deposits 6,369 ETH Worth $15.95M into Kraken

SpaceX Stocks Drop 4% as FAA Launches Starbase Environmental Review

SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) fell 4.2% to $156.54 on 13 October after the Federal Aviation Administration published a notice of intent to prepare a programmatic environmental impact statement for Starship-Super Heavy operations at Boca Chica, Texas. The filing, docket FAA-2026-12808, covers a proposed
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GateMacroTradfiHub·28m ago
SpaceX Stocks Drop 4% as FAA Launches Starbase Environmental Review

National Pension Service Chairman Defends Rebalancing Postponement

National Pension Service Chairman Kim Sung-joo defended the fund's decision to postpone rebalancing during a parliamentary audit on the 14th, stating the move prevented market shock. The Health and Welfare Committee audit focused on the January decision by the Fund Management Committee to raise the
GateMacroTradfiHub·43m ago
National Pension Service Chairman Defends Rebalancing Postponement

DDR5 6000 RAM Reaches $450 as AI-Driven Shortage Intensifies

DDR5 6000 RAM prices reached $450 for 32GB kits, marking a new peak in the AI-induced PC component shortage. The cheapest 32GB DDR5 6000 kit now costs $449.97, up from $400 in August. RAM prices have increased more than 500% since last year, driven by supply constraints linked to AI hardware
GateAiHorizon·1h ago
DDR5 6000 RAM Reaches $450 as AI-Driven Shortage Intensifies