#issue114 - Twitter Hashtag

3 months ago

✨ BS KOL Club Weekly Watchlist | #Issue114 This Week's Featured Projects: $HYPE, $ONDO, and $ZEC. The crypto market rebounded today as cooler U.S. inflation data significantly improved market sentiment. Yesterday's U.S. June CPI report showed further easing inflationary pressure, strengthening expectations for future Fed rate cuts. Bitcoin briefly climbed to around $65,000, while Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies also moved higher, reflecting a recovery in risk appetite. Institutional capital flows have also shown signs of improvement. After a period of sustained outflows, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have recently returned to net inflows, with some investors beginning to rebuild positions. Although geopolitical risks remain, improving liquidity expectations and renewed institutional buying continue to support the market. Bitcoin has demonstrated strong resilience, while Ethereum has benefited from ecosystem growth and increasing staking demand. Macroeconomic developments remain the key market focus. The U.S. June PPI data will be released later today, and investors are also watching for the latest policy remarks from Kevin Warsh. If inflation continues to cool, expectations for Fed rate cuts could strengthen further, providing additional support for risk assets such as Bitcoin. Conversely, hotter-than-expected data could trigger short-term market volatility. #cryptocurrency #BTC #ETH #Hyperliquid #Ondo #Zcash

BSKolClub's tweet photo. ✨ BS KOL Club Weekly Watchlist | #Issue114

This Week's Featured Projects: $HYPE, $ONDO, and $ZEC.

The crypto market rebounded today as cooler U.S. inflation data significantly improved market sentiment. Yesterday's U.S. June CPI report showed further easing inflationary pressure, strengthening expectations for future Fed rate cuts. Bitcoin briefly climbed to around $65,000, while Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies also moved higher, reflecting a recovery in risk appetite.

Institutional capital flows have also shown signs of improvement. After a period of sustained outflows, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have recently returned to net inflows, with some investors beginning to rebuild positions. Although geopolitical risks remain, improving liquidity expectations and renewed institutional buying continue to support the market. Bitcoin has demonstrated strong resilience, while Ethereum has benefited from ecosystem growth and increasing staking demand.

Macroeconomic developments remain the key market focus. The U.S. June PPI data will be released later today, and investors are also watching for the latest policy remarks from Kevin Warsh. If inflation continues to cool, expectations for Fed rate cuts could strengthen further, providing additional support for risk assets such as Bitcoin. Conversely, hotter-than-expected data could trigger short-term market volatility.

#cryptocurrency #BTC #ETH #Hyperliquid #Ondo #Zcash

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about 3 years ago

Spawn Issue: 114 #Spawn #Issue114 #ImageComics #ComicCover #ToddMcFarlane #GregCapullo #Artwork

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

over 3 years ago

“Breece’s stories feel like they were wrought from a single piece of wood, whittled and carved into being.” —We’re honoring Breece D’J Pancake’s birthday w/ @hey_emhilly’s “Something Deeply Rooted” from #Issue114. https://t.co/7Azu9zJ2dF 📸 West Virginia & Regional History Ctr

oxfordamerican's tweet photo. “Breece’s stories feel like they were wrought from a single piece of wood, whittled and carved into being.”

—We’re honoring Breece D’J Pancake’s birthday w/ @hey_emhilly’s “Something Deeply Rooted” from #Issue114.

https://t.co/7Azu9zJ2dF

📸 West Virginia & Regional History Ctr https://t.co/U7J6h4dwKM

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

almost 4 years ago

Congratulations to OA contributor @dawniewalton, who recently received The Mark Twain American Voice in Literature Award for The Final Revival of Opal and Nev! Read Walton’s short story “The High Shelf” in #Issue114 of the OA: https://t.co/G9Wabupeh0 Photo courtesy @TwainHouse

oxfordamerican's tweet photo. Congratulations to OA contributor @dawniewalton, who recently received The Mark Twain American Voice in Literature Award for The Final Revival of Opal and Nev! Read Walton’s short story “The High Shelf” in #Issue114 of the OA: https://t.co/G9Wabupeh0

Photo courtesy @TwainHouse https://t.co/ITKQizVa4v

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

almost 5 years ago

In the early haze of the pandemic, @mkmcbrayer began to explore the Southern Gothic genre through miniature dollhouses. Read her ruminations on the real and the fabricated in “Dollhouse of Horrors” from #Issue114, linked below. https://t.co/0TcsAR55dP Photos by: Emily Wang

oxfordamerican's tweet photo. In the early haze of the pandemic, @mkmcbrayer began to explore the Southern Gothic genre through miniature dollhouses. Read her ruminations on the real and the fabricated in “Dollhouse of Horrors” from #Issue114, linked below.

https://t.co/0TcsAR55dP

Photos by: Emily Wang https://t.co/yqKmoiqgP3

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

about 5 years ago

“Willa Mae couldn’t think straight. Her only decision was to take the Mary Janes off her feet and give them up.” —@dawniewalton explores aging & agency in her short story “The High Shelf” from #Issue114. Read it at the link below. https://t.co/VreDcxXYQG Art by: Lorna Simpson

oxfordamerican's tweet photo. “Willa Mae couldn’t think straight. Her only decision was to take the Mary Janes off her feet and give them up.”

—@dawniewalton explores aging & agency in her short story “The High Shelf” from #Issue114. Read it at the link below.

https://t.co/VreDcxXYQG

Art by: Lorna Simpson https://t.co/BReuDtF03H

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

about 5 years ago

“It took me some time to realize that the store’s book culture operated differently than I did as a reader.” —@boxfade in “Finding a Home Behind the Counter” from #Issue114, the #SouthernLit Issue. Read the full piece linked below. https://t.co/p3nxIo9Zdl Art: Doron Langberg

oxfordamerican's tweet photo. “It took me some time to realize that the store’s book culture operated differently than I did as a reader.”

—@boxfade in “Finding a Home Behind the Counter” from #Issue114, the #SouthernLit Issue. Read the full piece linked below.

https://t.co/p3nxIo9Zdl

Art: Doron Langberg https://t.co/WKcumReI3X

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

about 5 years ago

“Yeah, I even got a card to merchant the sea / Aint there somebody in this city got a job for poor me?” —Henry Dumas in “Employment Blues” from #Issue114. Read the rest of the poem via the link below: https://t.co/MmxrtIonH2 Photo by: Corey Agopian via Unsplash

oxfordamerican's tweet photo. “Yeah, I even got a card to merchant the sea / Aint there somebody in this city got a job for poor me?”

—Henry Dumas in “Employment Blues” from #Issue114. Read the rest of the poem via the link below:

https://t.co/MmxrtIonH2

Photo by: Corey Agopian via Unsplash https://t.co/cAZaGX1hAS

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican

about 5 years ago

“Dumas’s relationship to the South is infused with wonder, mystery, possibility, and loss.” —Carter Mathes on the legacy of Henry Dumas in “The Second Sight of Henry Dumas.” Check out the full essay from #Issue114 below. https://t.co/XxlPRPPNI5 Art by: @lonnieholleysuniverse