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AI Meme Coin RALPH Crashes 80% After $300K Dev Selloff

The developer called the sale “de-risking,” saying he sold ahead of vesting to avoid discounted OTC exits. source:

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Tranche Update on The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG)'s Equity Buyback Plan announced on July 29, 2025.

From October 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025, the company has repurchased 15,581,348 shares, representing 0.67% for $2,300 million. With this, the company has completed the repurchase of 23,605,573 shares, representing 1.01% for $3,550.02 million under the buyback announced on July 29, 2025.

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Trader Faces $20 Million Loss, Expands Short Positions to $300 Million

A prominent rolling trader recently faced a partial liquidation that resulted in the loss of $20 million in floating profits. According to NS3.AI, despite this setback, the trader has increased their short exposure by an additional $30 million. This move brings their total short positions to $300 million, indicating a substantial bet against the market.

CoinLive·
CoinLive·

Investor Emotional Cycle Is Alive And Well

The investor emotional cycle remains evident as consumer and business sentiment declines, while equity markets are at record highs. Households hold nearly half of their financial assets in equities, and fund managers have the highest equity exposure since 2021. Cash levels are at a historic low, indicating a lack of downside protection. Real estate listings are expected to rise as sellers, including baby boomers, decide to sell amid economic uncertainty. Buyers exhibit a reverse fear of missing out, presenting opportunities for those with cash to invest strategically.

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"1920s vs 2020s"! Wall Street Godfather, ECB President, and historians engage in a heated debate: "AI, tariffs, and geopolitics" dragging the world towards "1930"?

"The current 2020s bear an astonishing resemblance to the 1920s a century ago: back then it was the technological explosion of electrification and Ford's assembly line, today it is the rapid advancement of AI; back then it was the rise of dollar hegemony, today it is the pressure on the dollar system." During the heated debates in Davos, financial giants warned that the situation of "technological prosperity + trade protection + geopolitical division" is re-emerging

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