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Golden Ten Data reported on April 23 that Univity, a satellite internet startup supported by the French government, announced on Thursday that it has completed a 27 million euro (approximately 32 million US dollars) financing round. The company plans to launch thousands of satellites, aiming to become one of Europe's largest satellite operators. Univity CEO Delfieux stated that, including a contract worth 31 million euros provided by the French Space Agency, this Series A financing brings the company's total secured funding to 68 million euros. France is currently leading efforts among European countries to reduce dependence on US satellite internet services. Unlike the US-based Starlink, Univity does not sell network connection services directly to consumers. Instead, its target customers are telecom operators, intending to provide space-based internet and mobile communication services to these operators through shared infrastructure.

BlockBeats News, April 23: According to data from Alternative.me, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index rose by 14 points in a single day to reach 46, marking the highest level in more than three months since January 18. The index previously hit its all-time low of 5 on February 23, when Bitcoin fell to around $63,000 due to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. This rebound was mainly driven by the rise in Bitcoin. Bitcoin increased by 5.9% to nearly $79,400 within about 20 hours before pulling back to around $77,900. The Head of Research at CryptoQuant pointed out that this rally was entirely driven by demand in the perpetual futures market, while spot demand is shrinking. If traders start to take profits, the market may experience a pullback. Although the index has rebounded, it is still in the "fear" zone. Since January 18, the index has not left this region. Analysts noted that retail trader participation is lower than in previous market cycles, and related sentiment indicators mainly rely on retail-driven data such as social media and search volume.

According to the agreement, the company will provide a total of 71.5 megawatts of onshore wind turbine equipment for several wind power projects located in Germany. This collaboration covers multiple regions in Germany, highlighting GE Vernova's market competitiveness in the renewable energy equipment sector. The signing of the agreement not only consolidates the company's position in the European wind power market, but also demonstrates Germany's firm commitment to advancing its energy transition. As an important component of clean energy, the implementation of such onshore wind power projects will have a positive impact on the local green electricity supply.