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    Bitcoin ETF inflows continue while Coinbase sees selling pressure●ETF-Zuflüsse & Börsen-Orderbuch 🏦 Institutionelle kaufen weiter, Coinbase verkauft! Trotz Konsolidierung fließen 137,5 MMmastodonBusinessCrypto07 h ago

    Despite Bitcoin consolidating below $95,000, US spot ETFs recorded net inflows of roughly $137.5 million, with another $87 million flowing into Ether and Solana products, signaling institutions are still buying. At the same time, the Coinbase premium remains negative, meaning selling pressure is concentrated on that exchange, with large sell orders blocking moves between $89,000 and $95,000.

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    Kau cleans up after Hurricane Nolo brings renewed flooding▼Storm-scarred Kau cleans up after Hurricane Nolo brings renewed flooding✉newsEnvironmentWeather3 h ago

    The Hawaii community of Kau, already battered by previous storms, is cleaning up after Hurricane Nolo swept through and caused new flooding. Residents and crews are clearing debris and assessing damage to homes and roads. Local coverage highlights the strain on communities facing repeated storm impacts in a short period.

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    Wisconsin attorney general debate set for October 11▼Wisconsin AG debate between Kaul and Toney set for October 11✉newsWorldPolitics4 h ago

    Wisconsin's attorney general race will take center stage on October 11, when incumbent Democrat Josh Kaul and his Republican challenger, Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney, meet for a debate. The contest is one of the key statewide races on Wisconsin's ballot this fall, and the debate gives both candidates a prominent chance to argue their records on crime, public safety and the role of the state's top legal office.

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    Wisconsin Attorney General Kaul discusses election oversight and reelection bid▼AG Kaul discusses Wisconsin election oversight, reelection campaign✉newsWorldElections15 h ago

    Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul spoke about his office's role in election oversight in the state and his campaign for reelection. The remarks come as Wisconsin remains a closely watched battleground state, with election administration under regular public and political scrutiny. Details of what Kaul said were not provided beyond the interview's two main topics.