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9/27
01:03
XRP has formed a "golden cross" on its Bitcoin trading pair, but analysis suggests that despite the bullish signal, current market timing may not be suitable for an immediate rally.

The "golden cross" formed on the XRP/BTC 4-hour chart as the MA 50 crossed above the MA 200, typically considered a bullish signal. However, this signal appeared as the XRP/BTC 4-hour chart recorded six consecutive red candles, surprising bullish traders.

Nevertheless, XRP has been on a continuous uptrend against Bitcoin since September 16, reaching a high of $1.65 on September 25, coinciding with the XRP/USD trading pair's first daily "golden cross" in 2026. During this rally, whale trading activity significantly increased, recording 1,917 transactions valued at $100,000, and the number of new XRP wallets surged to 3,647. XRP rose for four consecutive days around September 18, when Bitwise submitted an updated XRP ETF registration filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Crypto analyst Ali noted that the URPD indicator shows relatively little resistance for XRP before $1.60, a price point where approximately 2.5 billion XRP changed hands, potentially leading to profit-taking. Additionally, the XRP/USD daily chart appears to have completed the right shoulder of a large inverse head and shoulders pattern. A decisive breakout above the $1.60 neckline could confirm this pattern and trigger a 30% rally, targeting $2.

As of publication, XRP has fallen 1.19% in the past 24 hours to $1.55, after reaching a high of $1.62 during Friday's trading session.
00:52
Despite previously fining Tether for misleading claims about its reserves, Washington now sees the stablecoin issuer's substantial holdings of U.S. government debt as a key reason to support its global expansion. According to a Bloomberg report on September 23, the Trump administration is considering an overseas stablecoin initiative, potentially involving private companies, to extend dollar use and boost demand for Treasuries. Tether, which reported holding $114.96 billion in directly held U.S. Treasury bills as of the end of June, is central to this appeal, making it a leading private distributor of digital dollars and a major customer for short-term American debt.
00:47
The U.S. President delivered remarks on National Hunting and Fishing Day, emphasizing the importance of hunting and fishing for conservation, the economy, and American heritage. The President noted that this administration has signed the Great American Outdoors Act, the largest investment in the history of America's national parks and public lands, and enacted landmark legislation protecting 1.3 million acres of new wilderness, opening over 2.3 million acres for American sportsmen. This month, the President signed an executive order aimed at revitalizing America's hunting traditions, opening new hunting opportunities on federal lands, and expanding Sunday hunting nationwide. Additionally, the President signed an executive order to restore American saltwater fishing and recreation, cut burdensome regulations on boats, anglers, and outdoor businesses, and modernize catch reporting.
00:31
Bitwise's XRP ETF attracted approximately $18.39 million, while Franklin's XRP ETF recorded about $4.26 million. These inflows extend a recent period of institutional buying, despite a sharp decline in XRP's market price, indicating that ETF flows have not immediately translated into price strength for the underlying asset.
00:10
Last week, the Clarity Act, aimed at regulating the cryptocurrency market structure, failed to pass in the Senate. However, this legislative setback did not halt the regulatory process; instead, it prompted federal regulators to quickly fill the void. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was the first to introduce an "innovation exemption" framework for digital assets, allowing eligible platforms to trade tokenized U.S. stocks on-chain without registering as national securities exchanges. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) also took action, issuing a "no-action" position that permits passive software providers, including crypto wallet applications, to offer users access to regulated derivatives without registering as introducing brokers, and submitted broader crypto market rules to the White House. Additionally, the Federal Reserve proposed on Thursday that stablecoin issuers it supervises must fully back their tokens with safe, liquid assets and hold capital for operational risks, as part of a multi-agency implementation plan for the GENIUS Act stablecoin bill signed by President Donald Trump in 2025. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is also accelerating the development of its own stablecoin rules to meet the statutory deadline in January next year.
00:03
Analysts believe that Chinese electric vehicles, including those from BYD, are all but inevitable to enter the U.S. market, even though recent U.S.-China talks on Thursday and Friday did not result in any grand bargain to allow them in.
9/26
23:59
Morpho deleted a post from its official X account, which stated its curator business model is not self-sustaining from vault fees, blaming an AI marketing tool. Aave founder Stani Kulechov called the deleted post the most bearish take for MORPHO holders.
23:49
MAXYZ, a group of former Balancer contributors, has proposed taking up to 6 million currently non-circulating BAL tokens to seed a successor protocol. If these granted tokens become eligible for redemption before Balancer's proposed wind-down redemption snapshot (expected by end of May 2027), the existing treasury would be divided among more BAL, potentially reducing the per-token redemption value for current holders by approximately 8.7% if all 6 million tokens become eligible. In return, MAXYZ offers a contingent allocation from a future fork to the Balancer treasury, which currently has no realized value.
23:41
Donald Trump stated that he believes the U.S. does not need to take military action, emphasizing that the U.S. wants to "open Cuba." These remarks come as Cuba faces severe economic pressure from fuel shortages, power outages, and a U.S. oil embargo.
23:31
Cardone Capital founder Grant Cardone stated that high interest rates are causing a historic reset in commercial real estate, pushing property values below replacement cost. He views real estate as a “Trojan horse” for Bitcoin, aiming to hold 25,000 BTC to hedge against risks and accumulate wealth.
23:17
The significant increase in Shiba Inu's burn rate over the past 24 hours marks a deviation from the flattened activity observed earlier in the week. In total, 99.16 million SHIB were burned in the last seven days, and 383.92 million SHIB in the last 30 days. So far, 410,844,369,470,023 SHIB, representing 41.08% of its initial supply, have been burned. At the time of writing, SHIB was up 1.81% in the last 24 hours, trading at $0.000005945, as the broader crypto market rebounded.
23:10
Andrew Mattock, a portfolio manager at Matthews Asia, advises investors seeking to increase their artificial intelligence exposure to target China, noting that broad emerging market strategies are often ineffective in capturing Chinese AI opportunities. His Matthews China Fund (MCHFX), which invests at least 80% in Chinese companies, is down 4% year-to-date as of Friday's close, with top holdings including Tencent and Alibaba. Separately, Appaloosa Management founder David Tepper has expressed renewed interest in China, while KraneShares' Brendan Ahern recommends using options to manage volatility in Chinese ETFs like KWEB, which is down over 27% this year.
23:03
Donald Trump stated that despite discussing artificial intelligence technology with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week, the United States should not integrate its AI efforts with China. He believes the U.S. has a significant lead over China in AI and should protect this advantage rather than open cooperation, saying, "When you're leading, you don't open it up to the other side."
22:57
A federal jury awarded Taction Technology more than $5.7 billion after finding Apple infringed claims from two haptics patents. Apple plans to appeal.
22:32
The escalation follows the formation this month of a new alliance by seven armed groups, including the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the Amhara Fano National Movement, and the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), all aiming to remove Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government. This alliance marks a reversal of previous hostilities, with former enemies now united against the federal army, intensifying concerns for the region's stability.
22:25
Shiba Inu community member Mazrael issued a warning on X, identifying over 366 counterfeit tokens on Ethereum using the name and ticker "TREAT." Mazrael emphasized that the earliest of these fake tokens dates back to January 13, 2023, and urged users to verify contract addresses and not rely solely on token tickers for identification.
22:07
Payward co-CEO Arjun Sethi stated that the company is integrating trading, payments, asset management, and institutional services onto a unified financial infrastructure. Over the past two years, the Wyoming-based company has invested billions of dollars in acquisitions and development, expanding its operations into futures and derivatives, tokenized equities, and seeking additional banking licenses in the US and Europe. Payward aims to build a unified financial platform that supports multi-brand operations and can be utilized by external financial companies, not just limited to the Kraken brand. The company has spent $1.5 billion to acquire NinjaTrader to build its US futures brokerage business and $550 million to acquire Bitnomial to add regulated derivatives infrastructure. Sethi also revealed that Payward is "on the verge of acquiring a European bank."
22:00
A senior fellow at King's College London's Department of War Studies writes in Al Jazeera that the Houthis' offensive on the Red Sea coast was aided by a fused Russian-Iranian command system, which integrated Russian space-based geospatial and signals intelligence with Iranian command-and-control. This sophisticated system, however, creates vulnerabilities in its reliance on secure communications, specialist personnel, intelligence-fusion nodes, technical advisers, and continuous links between Sanaa and battlefield headquarters. These vulnerabilities are now being targeted.
21:55
On-chain tracking platform MistTrack, an arm of SlowMist, pointed out that following an earlier exploit of Bybit where nearly $1.2 billion in stolen funds was routed through THORChain for cross-chain transfers, proceeds from the recent Bitget security incident are once again flowing into THORChain for asset swaps and cross-chain bridging. MistTrack stated that the hacker addresses had already been publicly flagged and actively tracked across the industry. With the protocol continuing to facilitate large-scale cross-chain swaps despite knowing the assets originated from a publicly known major exploit, MistTrack argued that decentralization should not serve as an excuse for handling known stolen funds, and that the industry needs to seriously discuss what responsibility THORChain should bear in such scenarios.
21:46
CNBC reports that despite growing public backlash against AI data centers and some state governments slowing their development, data center construction has created a job boom for blue-collar industries such as HVAC, plumbing, welding, and electrical workers. However, with expanding public opposition and local governments like Texas and New York implementing moratoriums or bans, AI data center projects face the risk of being blocked or delayed. For example, Oracle has issued a "force majeure" notice for its New Mexico data center project, seeking payment deferrals. The report indicates that every new 100MW data center can create approximately 1,300 local jobs, generate about $110 million in annual wages, and contribute $344 million in total output.
21:44
Evercrest Technologies Inc., the entity behind KelpDAO, is suing LayerZero Labs, its Canadian affiliates, and CEO Bryan Pellegrino in British Columbia, alleging negligent misrepresentation, negligence, and defamation in connection with the $292 million rsETH exploit in April, and seeking aggravated and punitive damages. Since the incident, Kelp users have withdrawn over $650 million. LayerZero CEO Pellegrino called the lawsuit baseless. As of August 4, projects representing approximately $14.5 billion in assets have announced their migration from LayerZero to Chainlink's CCIP, including BitGo's $7.4 billion WBTC.
21:33
Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko stated that the industry is "not ready" for Alpenglow, a radical new consensus upgrade for the Solana blockchain designed to drastically reduce block finality time from approximately 12.8 seconds to 100-150 milliseconds. Anza engineers have successfully migrated Solana's devnet to the new Alpenglow consensus protocol. The upgrade replaces the TowerBFT algorithm with the Votor voting system, whose main innovation is moving validator coordination off-chain, thereby freeing up to 75% of block capacity for user transactions and reducing costs for node operators. Alpenglow has now been released on public clusters for dApp testing, with the mainnet integration timeline yet to be announced.
21:29
Manchester City Football Club has reportedly been found guilty of all but one of the 115 financial rule breaches alleged by the Premier League, according to Al Jazeera. Former FA chairman David Bernstein stated that Manchester City could face "severe sanctions," emphasizing that monetary penalties alone would not suffice and more "drastic" measures are needed. Manchester City has consistently and vehemently denied the charges, stating they would appeal if the allegations are upheld. The Premier League brought charges against Manchester City in 2023, concerning alleged failures to provide accurate financial information, details of player and manager remuneration, and breaches of financial sustainability rules between 2009 and 2018. An independent commission hearing began in September 2024. If the ruling is confirmed, sanctions could include significant point deductions or even expulsion from the Premier League.
21:26
Berkshire Hathaway has nearly doubled its stake in Lennar, the second-largest homebuilder in the U.S., since early July. It now holds a total of 25.9 million shares, valued at $2.1 billion, representing 10.9% of Lennar's total outstanding shares. This move is seen as Berkshire's bet on a long-term recovery of the struggling U.S. housing market. According to SEC regulations, Berkshire was required to disclose its holdings quickly due to reaching the 10% threshold. The company disclosed on Monday (September 21) that it purchased $212.4 million worth of Lennar stock between September 17 and 21, and after market close on Friday (September 25), it disclosed an additional purchase of $136.4 million on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Lennar's stock price surged by as much as 6.8% after Berkshire's initial disclosure. However, Lennar's recent performance fell short of expectations, with an 8% decline in revenue, and its stock price has dropped by 20.1% year-to-date.
21:14
The fast-food giant is on track for its worst annual return since 2002, with last quarter's sales growth slowing to 0.8%, the slowest in over a year. The company also guided for "slightly negative" US sales for the current quarter, facing pushback from cost-conscious diners who find its menu too expensive.
21:13
According to CNBC, natural diamond prices have fallen sharply in recent years, losing more than half their value over the past five years. Data from the Rapaport Group shows that the average price of a 1-carat diamond is now $3,898, down 51% from $8,007 in 2021. The Diamond Standard index, which tracks investment-grade diamonds, hit an all-time low of 2,490 points in early August and has been hovering above 2,500 points this week.

The main reasons for the price decline include an oversupply of mined diamonds in the market over the past few years, as well as the rise of lab-grown diamonds. Lab-grown diamonds have the same chemical and physical properties as natural diamonds but are significantly cheaper, in some cases up to 90% less. This has led consumers to shift towards more affordable man-made diamonds, further pressuring natural diamond prices.

In response to the market downturn, De Beers Group, a subsidiary of Anglo American, announced in July that it would suspend production at its flagship Venetia mine in South Africa for over two years to limit supply. Additionally, at least two diamond mines have announced permanent closures in 2026. Raymond James analyst Rick Patel has given Signet Jewelers an "outperform" rating, believing the company benefits from the growth of lab-grown diamonds. Signet's stock price has risen 21% in 2026.

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