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Recently, I've been watching the trend of the Australian dollar, and it's quite interesting. As the fifth-largest trading currency in the world, the AUD has always been a focus for many traders. Its high liquidity and low spreads make short-term and medium-to-long-term positioning very convenient. However, the performance of the AUD in recent years has not been very ideal.
Speaking of why the AUD has been weakening, the key reason is its nature as a commodity currency. Australia's economy is highly dependent on exports of bulk commodities like iron ore, coal, and copper. When global raw materi

I’ve just put together a schedule of US stock market opening hours to share with everyone, so you don’t have to look them up every time.
The US stock market is open Monday through Friday, from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM (U.S. Eastern Time). These are regular trading hours. But if you’re trading US stocks from within China, you need to factor in the time difference. Right now it’s during daylight saving time: the US market opens at 9:30 PM Beijing time and stays open until 4:00 AM the next day, when it closes. During standard time, shift it back by one hour—so it becomes 10:30 PM.
In addition to regula

The yen’s recent trend really is interesting—by the end of May, it had already almost fully shaken off the intervention results from late April. The performance of the USD/JPY exchange rate over the past two weeks truly reflects the market’s extreme uncertainty about the Bank of Japan.
I’ve noticed that major institutions’ forecasts are now especially divergent. JPMorgan still maintains a relatively bearish stance. They believe the global monetary policy cycle is highly unfavorable for the yen, and that the policy combination of Saana Takaichi could further push inflation higher, so they stick

Recently, some friends asked me what NFT is again, and I found that quite a few people still have a fairly vague understanding of this concept. Actually, put simply, an NFT is a non-fungible token—each one is unique—which is completely different from tokens like Bitcoin that can be exchanged for one another. You can think of it this way: Bitcoin is like Chinese yuan—one bill for another is interchangeable—but NFTs are more like art pieces or limited-edition collectibles, and each one has its own characteristics.
When it comes to NFT development, I still remember how popular CryptoKitties was i

Recently, many beginners want to enter the U.S. stock market, but they are confused about how to buy U.S. stocks and where to start. Actually, buying U.S. stocks is not as complicated as it seems; the key is to first understand your investment style and risk tolerance.
First of all, it’s important to clarify that U.S. stock brokers generally offer two types of accounts. One is a cash account, which is relatively conservative, cannot be used for margin trading or short selling, and is suitable for most retail investors. The other is a margin account, which allows leverage, short selling, and T+

Recently, I looked at some analyses of the RMB exchange rate trend and found this topic quite interesting. The performance of the RMB against the US dollar in 2025 indeed surprised many people, from the continuous depreciation pressure at the beginning of the year to appreciating below 7.08 by the end of the year. This turning point is worth a thorough study.
Looking back over the past few years, the RMB appreciated strongly in 2020, then experienced a sharp depreciation in 2022, marking the largest decline in recent years, and recently rebounded. This fluctuation in the USD to RMB exchange ra

I have been paying close attention to the trend of the Chinese yuan recently and have noticed some interesting changes. Since last year, the performance of the yuan against the US dollar has significantly improved, ending three years of continuous depreciation. Although there were fluctuations in the first half of this year, with the USD to CNY exchange rate once exceeding 7.4, the situation reversed starting in the second half. Especially in November, driven by easing US-China relations and increased expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, the yuan appreciated to below 7.08, even touching

I happened to see someone asking about how to mine Bitcoin, so I arranged the outline of this topic.
Speaking of mining, it’s actually miners using mining machines to keep records for the Bitcoin network, and the system rewards BTC. Simply put, it’s helping with bookkeeping, and the network pays you a salary. This salary has two parts: one is the block reward you get for completing each block, and the other is the transaction fees paid by users.
However, this industry has changed quite a bit over the years. In the early days (around 2009), you could mine with a regular computer CPU. Later, GPU

I’ve just整理了一份关于加密货币是如何赚钱的完整思路，发现这个市场远不止交易一条路，想和大家分享一下。
Honestly, many people enter the crypto space just thinking about buying low and selling high to profit from the difference, but in fact, there are many ways to make money with cryptocurrencies. I’ll categorize the common methods into two main types.
First, let’s talk about the lowest barrier, free methods. Claiming airdrops is the most direct way, which means project teams give out tokens for free. Some are passive, like holding BTC back in the day to receive BCH airdrops, or holding ETH after Ethereum’s merge to get ETHW. Others are acti

Just returned from the Web3 Carnival, and my biggest impression is that the RWA track is really about to take off. This isn’t just my opinion; it’s a consensus everyone at the event was discussing. I met with the Plume team offline, and after chatting, I’m even more confident about the development of RWA in 2025. This judgment has nothing to do with market ups and downs; it’s purely based on fundamentals.
Recently, I’ve observed an interesting phenomenon—DeFi yields are continuously declining, but RWA has become a new growth point. When traditional assets flow onto the chain, investors can not

最近在研究跨链这块，发现这真是个绕不过去的话题。简单说，跨链桥就是让你的加密资产能在不同区块链间流动的技术方案。为什么这么重要呢？因为现在区块链生态已经不是单链时代了，比特币、以太坊、Solana等各自为政，每条链都有自己的生态和优势。
用户需要跨链的原因其实很现实。一方面，有些链的交易费用便宜得多，另一方面不同链上的DeFi收益差异很大。2022年底的数据显示，光是通过跨链桥转移的资产就超过77亿美元，这说明市场需求有多大。你想想，要是能在低费链上参与高收益的DeFi项目，谁不想试试？
现在市场上的跨链桥方案五花八门。最常见的就是针对特定链对设计的桥，比如Polygon Bridge就专门连接以太坊和Polygon。操作逻辑其实很简单：在源链锁定你的代币，在目标链铸造对应的合成代币。想象一下，你把USDC从以太坊锁进去，Polygon那边就给你铸造等值的USDC，用起来就像在一个平台上一样。
还有一种方案叫打包代币（Wrapped Token），wBTC就是典型代表。每个wBTC都对应锁定的真实比特币，1:1的抵押关系。这样比特币持有者就能在以太坊生态里用上自己的资产，参与各种DeFi机会，不用非得转换成其他币种。到2023年初，市场上流通的wBTC就超过17.6万枚，价值40多亿美元。
除了这些，还有更复杂的跨链DeFi应用。THORChain、Multichain、Synap

Many beginners get confused by these letters when checking market data on exchanges. Today, I’ll walk you through the most common counting units used on exchanges.
First is K—this one is the simplest. 1K means 1,000. If a coin’s price is 2.5K, that means 2,500 dollars.
Next is M. People often ask how much 1M is. Actually, 1M equals 1,000,000—that’s the “million” level. If a project’s market cap is displayed as 5M, that means 5,000,000 dollars. In an exchange’s trading volume or open positions, the unit M shows up especially often.
E represents 100 million. This unit is used more frequently whe

Recently, I've been thinking about how many ways there are to make money in the cryptocurrency field. To be honest, many people might think it's just buying and selling coins, but it's actually much more than that. I think it's necessary to summarize because there are indeed quite a few methods that can help you increase your returns, and the key is to find the one that suits you best.
Let's start with the easiest method. Airdrops, simply put, are tokens given by project teams. Some require nothing from you; as long as you hold a certain coin, you can get free tokens, like Bitcoin holders who

Recently, I've noticed that the gold market has been quite fierce; since last year, gold prices haven't stopped rising. At the beginning of this year, they even broke through the $5,600 mark. Although there has been some pullback now, overall prices remain high. Here in Malaysia, the price of 916 gold follows international spot gold prices fluctuations, and recently, the quote was over 670 ringgit per gram, with a significant increase.
The recent rise in gold prices is mainly driven by risk aversion sentiment and geopolitical factors, coupled with persistent inflation pressures, so large funds

Recently, many beginners have asked me how to calculate the U.S. stock market opening times, so I went ahead and organized it to make sure everyone doesn’t keep getting it mixed up.
U.S. stock market opening times are actually divided into three parts: regular trading hours are from 9:30 to 16:00 (U.S. Eastern Time), Monday through Friday. But in fact, there is also pre-market and after-hours trading. Pre-market trading starts at 4:00 and after-hours trading continues until 20:00, which many people don’t know. Converted to Beijing time: since this is daylight saving time, regular hours are fro

Recently, I’ve been watching the trend of the USD to RMB exchange rate and have noticed some quite interesting phenomena.
Do you remember the depreciation wave in 2022? The RMB fell from 6.35 all the way to above 7.25, marking the largest decline in recent years. At that time, the Federal Reserve was aggressively raising interest rates, the US dollar index soared, and with domestic economic pressures, market confidence in the RMB was very low. But since last year, the situation has gradually reversed.
In 2025, the RMB performed quite resiliently, with the USD to RMB fluctuating between 7.1 and

Recently, I was organizing some basic knowledge about foreign exchange trading and realized that my understanding of different countries' currency symbols is still somewhat superficial. For example, the ¥ symbol, which represents both the Chinese yuan and the Japanese yen, can really be confusing. And the $ symbol is used in over 30 countries worldwide; the US dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, and New Taiwan dollar all use $, so without specifying the currency code, it's hard to tell them apart.
The most interesting story is about the euro symbol €. The euro currency in the Eurozone

Recently, I noticed that the gold market has been really intense. From last year to early this year, gold prices have increased by over 60%, reaching multi-decade highs. At one point, international gold prices approached $5,600 per ounce, and the price of 999 gold in Malaysia also rose accordingly, with local gold shop quotes nearing a historic high of 750 to 800 ringgit per gram.
I looked at recent market performance, and spot gold has been fluctuating around the $5,000 mark, with significant weekly volatility, basically oscillating between $5,100 and $5,280. This rally is mainly supported by

Recently, I noticed an interesting market phenomenon: central banks around the world are frantically stockpiling gold. The Polish central bank just announced it will increase its gold reserves by 105 tons, and this is not an isolated case. Our central bank is even more aggressive, continuously buying gold for 18 months, with gold reserves reaching 74.64 million ounces in April, equivalent to about 2,321.58 tons. What does this reflect? In an era where geopolitical tensions are becoming more complex and trade protectionism is on the rise, countries are using gold to diversify risks and stabiliz