#GateUS合规扩展佛罗里达 #美伊战争阴云再起 SPCX officially gets included ahead of the Nasdaq: retail traders are generally bullish and chasing longs, while a whale posts a $4.4 million sell order at the high



BlockBeats news flash, July 7: Hyperinsight monitoring data shows that SPCX will officially be connected to the Nasdaq 100 index today before the U.S. stock market opens. However, on the Hyperliquid platform, the publicly held positions have not shown a one-sided bullish market trend. As of the current quote, the SPCX price is $156.2, and the total trading amount over the past 24 hours is approximately $290 million.

$SOL Conan on the Sol chain with a low market cap, as the ecosystem continues to develop and the community continues its ongoing development and building, there is a lot of room for future development.
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SilverLiningOfPessimism
· 07-12 04:03
SPCX didn’t actually stage a one-sided rally the night before it was added to the Nasdaq index—Hyperliquid’s data is kind of interesting. What is the market waiting for?
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ReflectiveChainShadow
· 07-12 03:17
Coins like Conan on Solana with small market caps can really fly if they tell a great ecosystem story—but it depends on whether they can survive until the second half of the bull market.
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DeepSeaColdStart
· 07-12 03:11
GateUS’s compliance-focused moves here are pretty solid. Florida is a traditional financial stronghold, and the planning shows good judgment.
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MintConditionMax
· 07-12 03:00
4.4 million sell orders are placed on the book. This whale is openly setting up a short; retail still chases longs—classic bag-holder script.
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