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New Fact: SWIFT Could Be Secretly Using XRP Ledger at the Backend
TimesTabloid·2026/04/04 08:30
Egrag Crypto to XRP Holders: The Elastic Coil Is About to Snap. Here’s What It Means
TimesTabloid·2026/04/04 08:15

Tether may delay fundraising if demand falls short at $500B valuation: Report
Cointelegraph·2026/04/04 07:48
Sudden Executive Shake-up at OpenAI on the Eve of IPO: COO Lightcap Reassigned
金融界·2026/04/04 05:19


Bitcoin ETFs 'will be larger' than gold ETFs: Analyst
Cointelegraph·2026/04/04 03:36
EDGE (edgeX) 24-hour volatility at 53.2%: Driven by multi-exchange listings and lock-up buyback mechanism after TGE
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/04 03:04
BAY (MarinaProtocol) 24-hour amplitude reaches 40.1%: Increased trading volume triggers low liquidity volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/04 02:44
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Critini Analyst: HBM Bringing Structural Change to DRAM Market, AI Memory Supercycle EmergingBlockBeats News, June 14th - Critini Research analyst Jukan stated that HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) is bringing a structural change to the DRAM market's long-term trend. From around 1957 to 2020, the cost per Gb of DRAM decreased by an order of magnitude approximately every 5 years. However, the strong demand for HBM brought about by the AI boom has completely disrupted this pattern. Manufacturers are shifting a large amount of capacity to the more complex and silicon footprint-intensive HBM, leading to a tight supply of mainstream DRAM and a significant price reversal. Data shows that the long-term price of DRAM has been continuously decreasing on a logarithmic scale, but is projected to break upwards after 2023-2024, reflecting the formation of an AI-driven memory supercycle.
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MegaETH's native token MEGA has surged over 20% in the past 24 hours, surpassing $0.068.BlockBeats News, June 14th, according to an exchange market data, MegaETH's native token MEGA broke through $0.068, with a 24-hour percentage gain expanding to 20.13%.
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The AI Boom is Fueling Tech Inflation, Rewriting a Two-Decade History of Tech Products Only Getting CheaperBlockBeats News, June 14th, AI Driving US Inflation Surge. In May, the Consumer Price Index for Computer Software and Accessories surged by 14.5% year-on-year, marking the largest annual increase since records began in 2000. Producer prices for electronic components skyrocketed by 27%, also hitting a historical high. By contrast, prior to 2026, prices for software and electronic components had been decreasing almost every year.
Currently, the price of memory alone has more than doubled in the past year, with DDR5 and DDR4 memory prices soaring by 290% year-on-year. The reason behind this surge is that AI data centers have absorbed the vast majority of global chip supply. The impact of memory prices could keep inflation elevated throughout the entire year of 2027, further compounding the existing pressures from the Iran conflict. The AI boom is fueling tech inflation.
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