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    $Stellar (XLM.CC)$Does anyone use Luno? Why is the price of XLM in Luno not updated and still at 0.58? "MY"
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    $XRP (XRP.CC)$ With crypto-friendly Trump returning to the White House on the 26th in New York, Wall Street is preparing to launch a new generation of risk products in this $3.2 trillion (about 14.27 trillion ringgit) industry, catering to all types of investors, from institutional newcomers to stubborn retail investors.
    Some simple cryptocurrency-related exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking Bitcoin alone have attracted billions of dollars since the election.
    Catering to various tastes
    Now, with the digital assets supporter Trump about to embark on his second term as president of the usa, executives and lawyers involved in ETFs have stated that they are developing strategies to cater to various preferences.
    The products they describe include both defensive ETFs targeting professional fund managers curious about cryptocurrencies, as well as all-round speculative bets aimed at self-proclaimed fallen gamblers.
    Industry investors and lawyers indicate that high-risk cryptocurrency ETFs may focus on various digital tokens and sometimes utilize leverage, options, or algo strategies.
    They expect that under the Trump administration, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the USA will have a better acceptance of new products compared to the Biden administration.
    High approval rate in the new government.
    "The SEC may welcome new leadership, and the ETF industry is entering the 'wild west' era, with new cryptocurrency-linked ETFs and increasingly complex leverage and inverse products expected to lead the trend," said Kelley Hunt, head of the law firm, Elsa Hunt, whose focus is often on...
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    $UNIQUE (0257.MY)$ Why did you fall down?
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