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Sources: Bank of Japan plans to keep interest rates unchanged in July.

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Sources say the Bank of Japan plans to keep interest rates unchanged in July, while maintaining its policy guidance and committing to continuing its interest rate hike cycle. (Jinshi)

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Bitget expands its pledge-to-borrow service to support 26 stock tokens as collateral.

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Binance Alpha launches the second round of Irys airdrop, requiring users to reach 245 Alpha points.

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Japan's Finance Minister plans to advance lifting the ban on cryptocurrency ETFs in Japan.

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SlowMist launches AI on-chain intelligence tracking tool TrackAgent

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Serenity: Optoelectronics and NVIDIA’s roadmaps remain unchanged, institutions may seize the opportunity to build positions

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