is excited to launch a limited-time Zero-Fee Event for European traders as well as a total of 108 Spot trading pairs providing exceptional trading opportunities and cost savings for the European cryptocurrency community The Zero-Fee Event will run from January 23 all EUR Spot trading pairs will have 0% maker and taker fees This promotion is available to all MEXC users MEXC is also offering zero fees for other trading pairs in Europe MEXC offers a total of 108 Spot trading pairs MEXC will also offer 29 Futures trading pairs as part of the zero-fee event According to the latest TokenInsight research report MEXC demonstrated considerable growth and market presence in 2024 securing a spot among the top 6 in Spot trading and the top 5 in derivatives trading The report reveals that MEXC’s market share in the Spot market increased by approximately 9% MEXC also achieved a 10.4% year-over-year growth in market share the largest increase among major exchanges This growth is fueled by MEXC’s low fees the platform is offering the Zero-Fee Event as a way to give back to European traders helping them reduce trading costs and maximize their profit potential MEXC delivers four key advantages that have earned the trust of over 30 million users across 170+ countries: MEXC has over 3,000 token listings and almost lists new tokens daily offering users a wide range of options and the ability to stay on top of the latest market trends MEXC brings users frequent rewards and opportunities MEXC offers highly competitive trading fees allowing users to significantly reduce their costs compared to industry standards MEXC ensures efficient and seamless execution of every transaction MEXC states that it will continue to prioritize innovation and user experience launching new tools and services that meet the needs of global traders with the aim of making cryptocurrency trading simpler and more profitable for every trader For more details on the event and its rules, please refer to the Event Announcement MEXC is committed to being “Your Easiest Way to Crypto” Serving over 30 million users across 170+ countries MEXC is known for its broad selection of trending tokens Our user-friendly platform is designed to support both new traders and experienced investors offering secure and efficient access to digital assets MEXC prioritizes simplicity and innovation making crypto trading more accessible and rewarding MEXC Official Website｜ X ｜ Telegram ｜How to Sign Up on MEXC The information provided in this article about cryptocurrencies does not represent MEXC’s official stance or investment advice Given the highly volatile nature of the cryptocurrency market investors are encouraged to carefully evaluate market fluctuations and potential financial risks before making any trading decisions Don’t have an account? 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Gordon Pape is Editor and Publisher of the Internet Wealth Builder and Income Investor newsletters Barry Choi is a personal finance and travel expert at moneywehave.com The full list of qualifiers for the second qualifying round of the UEFA Conference League is now complete This afternoon’s Belgian Play-Off Final saw Cliftonville’s 2007 Intertoto Cup opponents KAA Gent overcome Genk to book the last of the 43 available Seeded slots and complete a busy weekend of action involving a couple of other previous continental foes 2008 UEFA Cup conquerors Copenhagen defeated Randers to seal their place via the Danish Play-Offs however CSKA Sofia – whom the Reds met on Europa League duty in 2010 – were beaten by city rivals CSKA 1948 in the Bulgarian equivalent Gent and Copenhagen therefore join AEK Larnaca and DAC as the four entrants to the second qualifying round who have past history with Cliftonville As anyone who has been keeping a regular check of our European Guide will attest an element of mystery is likely to remain right up until the draw on Wednesday June 19 – and possibly even thereafter as is outlined in the simplified explainer below Full contact details HERE This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Formula E Championship at Eur in Rome is back for the fourth consecutive year and for the second time in front of thousands of spectators in attendance after the stop due to the Coronavirus emergency the councilor for Sport and Major Events of Roma Capitale Alessandro Onorato visited the race course and the car boxes in the presence of qualified guides who told anecdotes and peculiarities about the event "Finally the general public is back: over 20 thousand spectators and 40 million viewers from 180 countries around the world: these are the first big numbers of an event like Formula E which has now entered the DNA of Rome" commented the commissioner Honored after the tour “Major events are important for the city because we are thus able to seasonally adjust the tourist flows and also bring a breath of freshness to the capital of Italy We also promote the ecological transition: the technological development of these machines will be found in everyday users " 22 single-seaters and 22 drivers and is intended as a sports platform on which to test and develop technologies that help shape the cars of the future Also thanks to this innovative and revolutionary character the main car manufacturers in the world have joined Formula E “A great event like this certainly brings inconvenience Although the Campidoglio has worked hard to reduce inconvenience we apologize right now with the Eur district and the IX Municipio which certainly pays the highest price " added Onorato who adds:" But the economic and social returns for Rome they are much greater: full hotels economic inducements for the whole city and certainly the spotlight on the EUR quadrant on which we are focusing a lot to develop the congress sector in international terms "We have brought initiatives to the territories to secure roads and pedestrian crossings" the organizers of the Rome E-Prix have worked on the installation of six luminous pedestrian crossings powered by solar energy in three different municipalities of the capital on the renovation of the playground located near the Eur lake the reconstruction of the road around the track and the donation of five defibrillators to the neighborhood the pedestrian crossings made safe are: in the IX municipality between Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico and the intersection with Via Rhodesia and Via Ostiense at the Roma-Lido / Vitinia station In town hall X at the Carotenuto Comprehensive Institute in via Scartazzini and at the Francesco Cilea Comprehensive Institute in via Francesco Cilea the crossing of via Flaminia 627 and via Cassia at the intersection with via Giuseppe Silla This year the Gen2 single-seaters will be the fastest they have ever competed: the drivers will be able to take advantage of 220kW batteries with a power increase of about 20kW compared to Season 7 The power during Attack mode will also increase up to 250kW / 235kW Already unveiled the new Gen 3 single-seater which will be adopted starting from Season 9 The new electric single-seater has undergone significant structural improvements including the introduction of a new front engine and the elimination of the rear hydraulic brakes Italy 1 and Sky Sport 1 will broadcast the Italian stages live All interested spectators will therefore be able to watch the Rome E-Prix live on the free-to-air channel on Italia 1 and Sky Sport 1: the start of the race is scheduled for 15:00 The dollar index (DXY00) Thursday fell by -0.21% The dollar was under pressure Thursday due to President Trump’s announcement Wednesday evening of 25% tariffs on US auto imports The dollar also fell on Thursday’s dovish economic news which showed that US Q4 personal consumption and the Q4 core PCE price index were revised lower Losses in the dollar were limited by stronger-than-expected US economic news US weekly initial unemployment claims fell -1,000 to 224,000 showing a slightly stronger labor market than expectations of an increase to 225,000 US Q4 GDP was revised upward by 0.1 to +2.4% (q/q annualized) stronger than expectations of no change at 2.3% Q4 personal consumption was revised downward to +4.0% from the previously reported +4.2% and the Q4 core price index was revised lower to +2.6% from the previously reported +2.7% The markets will focus on Friday’s Feb personal spending report (expected +0.5% m/m) and the Feb personal income report (expected +0.4% m/m) is expected to rise +0.3% m/m and +2.7% y/y the revised March University of Michigan US consumer sentiment index is expected to remain unchanged at 57.9 The markets are discounting the chances at 16% for a -25 bp rate cut after the May 6-7 FOMC meeting EUR/USD (^EURUSD) Thursday rose by +0.40% after recovering from a 3-week low Short covering emerged in the euro Thursday on hawkish comments from ECB Governing Council member Wunsch who said the ECB should consider holding interest rates steady at its next meeting due to US trade policy complications The euro Thursday was undercut by weaker interest rate differentials as the 10-year German bund yield fell to a 3-week low Eurozone Feb M4 money supply rose +4.0% y/y stronger than expectations of +3.8% y/y and the fastest pace of increase in 2-1/4 years ECB Governing Council member Wunsch said the ECB should consider holding interest rates steady at its next meeting due to US trade policy complications Swaps are discounting the chances at 75% for a -25 bp rate cut by the ECB at the April 17 policy meeting USD/JPY (^USDJPY) Thursday rose by +0.37% The yen on Thursday dropped to a 3-1/2 week low against the dollar after President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on US auto imports which may derail economic growth and keep the BOJ from raising interest rates higher T-note yields Thursday weighed on the yen Losses in the yen were limited after the 10-year Japan JGB bond yield rose to a 16-year high Thursday of 1.596% strengthening the yen’s interest rate differentials April gold (GCJ25) Thursday closed up +38.50 (+1.27%), and May silver (SIK25) closed up +0.861 (+2.52%) Precious metals settled moderately higher on Thursday with April gold posting a contract high and nearest-futures (H25) gold posting a record high of $3,071.30 an ounce Silver also posted a 12-year nearest-futures high Precious metals jumped Thursday on a weaker dollar and increased safe-haven demand after President Trump expanded tariffs and imposed a 25% tariff on US auto imports Precious metals also gained after the US 10-year breakeven inflation rate rose to a 1-month high Thursday boosting demand for precious metals as an inflation hedge geopolitical risks in the Middle East are boosting safe-haven demand for precious metals as Israel continues airstrikes across Gaza and as the US continues to launch strikes on Yemen’s Houthi rebels Higher T-note yields Thursday were bearish for precious metals hawkish comments from ECB Governing Council member Wunsch weighed on precious metals when he said the ECB should consider holding interest rates steady at its next meeting gains in silver are limited as Wednesday’s action from President Trump to impose 25% tariffs on US auto imports threatens to spark a trade war that will derail global economic growth and industrial metals demand All market data (will open in new tab) is provided by Barchart Solutions The dollar index (DXY00) Thursday fell by -0.21% EUR/USD (^EURUSD) Thursday rose by +0.40% after recovering from a 3-week low USD/JPY (^USDJPY) Thursday rose by +0.37% April gold (GCJ25) Thursday closed up +38.50 (+1.27%), and May silver (SIK25) closed up +0.861 (+2.52%)