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Nvidia confirms it will buy Hugging Face for $12.9 billion
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Bitcoin’s next $80,000 breakout has $47 billion more profitable supply to absorb
WorldPingBitcoin trades near $77,381, and Glassnode says 68% of circulating supply now sits in profit at this level, up from 65% when BTC traded here in May.
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