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Particlは、ブロックチェーン上に構築されたオープンソースの分散型プライバシープラットフォームで、特にあらゆる暗号通貨で動作するように設計されています。あらゆる種類の分散型アプリケーション(Dapps)を安全で拡張性の高い環境内に構築し、Particlの公式ウォレットに直接統合することができます。プラットフォームで発生した手数料はすべて、ネットワークを保護しているコイン保有者に支払われる。Particlの使命は、そのプラットフォームとネイティブ通貨に支えられた、新しい分散型の私的かつ民主的な経済を育成することです。

追跡不可能な通貨取引と暗号化されたメッセージ機能に加え、Particlチームは初の公式Dappに取り組んでいる。

Particl (PART) は 2017 に発売された暗号通貨です。 PART には現在 15.66M の供給量があり、15.63M が流通しています。 PART の最後に知られている価格は 0.23692166959 米ドルで、過去 24 時間の価格は -0.003652488264 です。現在、 個のアクティブな市場で取引されており、過去 24 時間に $2.54 個が取引されました。詳細については、http://particl.io をご覧ください。

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PART 価格統計
PART 今日の価格
24時間価格変更
-$0.0036524882641.52%
24h取引量
$2.5495.44%
24 時間低/24 時間高
$0 / $0
取引高/時価総額
0.000000685465
市場支配力
0.00%
市場ランク
#1466
PART 時価総額
時価総額
$3.70M
完全希薄化時価総額
$3.71M
PART 価格履歴
7 日低/7 日高
$0 / $0
過去最高
$0
過去最低
$0
PART供給
循環供給
15.63M
総供給量
15.66M
最大供給量
0
更新しました 11月 08, 2026 3:00 午前
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PART
Particl
$0.23692166959
$0.003652488264(-1.52%)
MCap $3.70M
ここには何もありません。
STOCKS | Democrats' Congressional Win Prompts Wall Street to Urge Mega-Deals by Mid-2027
STOCKS | Democrats' Congressional Win Prompts Wall Street to Urge Mega-Deals by Mid-2027
The Democrats' sweeping midterm victory is prompting Wall Street and major U.S. companies to reassess plans for large mergers and acquisitions. According to Sina Finance, although U.S. President Donald Trump's administration will retain antitrust approval authority, executives are concerned that the relatively permissive regulatory environment may not last once Democrats take control of both chambers of Congress. Some companies are considering advancing major deals to secure approval before the 2028 presidential election cycle gets fully underway. Wells Fargo banker Fernando Rivas said the market could again adopt a “do it now or lose the chance” mindset for mergers. Paul Nary, an associate professor of management at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, said major transactions take considerable time to negotiate and secure global regulatory approval, so companies should start preparing immediately and aim to announce deals before mid-2027. Large mergers are likely to face greater political scrutiny. More than half of the U.S.-involving mergers valued at least $50 billion announced over the past 20 years were announced during Donald Trump's two presidential terms. This year, Marvell Technology agreed to acquire optical communications company Lumentum for more than $100 billion, while Paramount Skydance agreed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $110 billion. The latter deal received U.S. Justice Department approval without antitrust remedies. Democrats are expected to take control of both chambers in January. Although they cannot directly take over the Justice Department or Federal Trade Commission, they can scrutinize large mergers through hearings, investigations and subpoenas, including deals already approved or completed. Deals drawing lawmakers' attention include DoorDash's $17 billion acquisition of Maplebear, the parent company of Instacart; NextEra Energy's $67 billion acquisition of Dominion Energy; and the completed Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger. Disputes concern competition, consumer prices and corporate responsibility. A potential merger between SpaceX and Tesla, promoted by Elon Musk, could also face scrutiny. Musk had hoped to announce a merger in the first half of 2027. After Democrats won control of Congress, concerns grew that the companies' business and political activities could face closer investigations, weighing on their share prices. Cooling AI investment is adding uncertainty to some large deals. Data center expansion was a prominent issue in several states during the midterm elections, with results reflecting voter dissatisfaction with some related construction. Investors are concerned about the scale of AI infrastructure spending and the risk of tighter restrictions on future data center construction. Marvell and Lumentum shares fell after the election; the strategic value of their all-stock deal relies heavily on continued growth in data center and AI connectivity demand, and the share-price declines and changing industry outlook could add uncertainty about completion. Wall Street investment banks, which had strengthened ties with Republican figures to adapt to the Trump administration's regulatory environment, now need to rebuild communication channels with Democratic lawmakers. Nary said companies will also need strategies for congressional oversight, after merger advisers became increasingly familiar with the Trump administration's approval process.
11月 08, 2026 10:07 午後

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