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Weekly Crypto Roundup Get the weekly briefing for Philippine crypto insiders, from the country’s longest-standing crypto and blockchain news publication. By John Sedano – Founder & Vibecoder, Agent Fighter™Agent Fighter™ is an arcade style 2D fighting game where you can battle other AI agents and fight for credits. It throws out the traditional rulebook, offering an infinite number of characters and stages, and a completely leveled playing field. Train your own AI Agents to fight in the arena and match up against other humans or AI players, esports style.Turning Dead JPEGs into Playable Brawlers For years, people have had digital…

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Rangers predicted to swing trade for $22 million 1.93 ERA Mets reliever originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Texas Rangers are fighting with the Seattle Mariners for the top spot in the AL West. They have a 1.5 game lead one week from the trade deadline, and could further extend that gap with a strong close to July and start to August.AdvertisementBut to truly separate themselves from the Mariners, the Rangers might have to get some help at the MLB trade deadline. If there’s one thing this team needs,…

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Founded in 2018, Optio originates, underwrites, and manages specialty risk on behalf of more than 60 third-party capacity providers, across six business lines – profession and specialty, transportation, property and energy, healthcare, transactional liability, and surety and credit – spanning more than 30 products. The company operates 18 offices across 15 countries, with a footprint stretching across the UK, Europe, the US, the Middle East, and Asia. Source link

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123 Albert Street in Brisbane is the largest asset in the portfolio (Image: Dexus) BGO has made its third major commitment to Australia’s office sector, teaming with a pair of local partners to buy a trio of properties from ASX-listed Dexus for A$715 million ($500.5 million), according to announcements by the companies on Monday. Together with local partner Cliffbrook Capital, BGO has agreed to buy both 30-34 Hickson Road and 36 Hickson Road in Sydney), and is partnering with Investa to purchase 123 Albert Street in Brisbane, from Dexus. The deal will add more than 60,000 square metres (646,000 square…

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© Drozd Irina / Shutterstock.com Investors who bought iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:AGG) did what the textbooks said. They got broad, cheap, investment-grade exposure to the U.S. bond market at a 0.03% expense ratio and $138.60 billion in assets across 13,277 holdings. AGG is a fine core position. The problem for income seekers is that AGG’s 4.05% distribution yield lands well below what active credit managers are pulling out of the same rate environment. A specific Capital Group ETF has been quietly closing that gap by roughly two percentage points, which on $100,000 is the difference between about…

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WASHINGTON – The administration of US President Donald Trump believes economic pressure could ultimately prove more damaging to Iran’s leadership than military strikes, as Washington intensifies sanctions and maritime pressure aimed at forcing Tehran into negotiations, according to US officials. While the recent US bombing campaign against Iran attracted global attention, senior administration officials argue that the financial squeeze imposed through sanctions may be the more effective tool in weakening the Iranian government’s ability to sustain its regional activities and withstand international pressure. US intelligence assessments and open-source reporting indicate that Iran’s economic difficulties are deepening, including fuel shortages in…

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Leading cryptocurrencies fell sharply on Monday as investors weighed developments around the Clarity Act and a pause in U.S.–Iran hostilities. Crypto Market Tumbles Bitcoin nearly dived below $63,000 in a sharp evening sell-off, while Ethereum fell to $1,860 as 24-hour trading volume more than doubled. Over $670 million was liquidated from the cryptocurrency market in the last 24 hours, with $533 million in bullish long positions wiped out, according to Coinglass data Bitcoin’s open interest fell nearly 2% over the last 24 hours. That said, derivatives traders on Binance stayed net-bullish on the apex cryptocurrency. “Fear” sentiment prevailed in the…

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Eastern Resources Limited (ASX: EFE), a mining exploration entity focused on identifying and developing mineral resources, has released its Appendix 5B quarterly cash flow report for the period ending June 2026. The report details the company’s financial activities and cash position, concluding the quarter with robust cash and cash equivalents totalling A$3.274 million. This figure reflects an increase from the A$3.075 million held at the beginning of the reporting period, indicating a strengthened cash position over the three months. During the June quarter, Eastern Resources experienced net cash outflows from operating activities amounting to A$155,000. This outflow was primarily attributed…

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