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The market has been quite active lately, with several major moves happening in the AI space alone. Last week, Anthropic announced a partnership with Intapp to launch enterprise-grade AI agents, and it also developed a range of plugins with partners such as FactSet—deeply integrating AI tools into areas like investment banking, accounting, and law. After the news broke, the software sector overall rebounded, suggesting that the market’s concerns about AI disrupting industries have eased somewhat.
Meta also wasn’t idle. It signed a massive agreement with Super Micro Semiconductor to deploy 6 gig

Recently, the actions focused on the global markets are quite interesting. The escalation of tensions in the Middle East directly pushed energy prices higher, with WTI crude oil soaring above $82, hitting a new high in over a year. However, Trump later stated he would work to ease the oil price pressure, and crude oil ultimately gave back its gains, closing up only 3.63%, unable to break through the $80 level. But the underlying issues reflected here are even more worth paying attention to—if the conflict continues to escalate, the rise in energy costs combined with economic slowdown could mak

I recently looked at the market outlook and felt the volatility was quite large. The U.S. January nonfarm data was released, showing an added 130,000 positions, significantly above expectations, and the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 4.3%. Once this data came out, traders immediately pushed back their rate-cut expectations from June to July, and the overall market sentiment changed.
What’s interesting, though, is that although the January data looked good, the average monthly job gains for all of 2025 are only 15,000 positions, far below the previously cited 49,000, so the labor market

Want to participate in cloud mining but don't know where to start? Actually, choosing the right platform is really important. Recently, I researched quite a few cloud mining services and found that each has its own特色, sharing some insights.
First, let's talk about NiceHash, a platform that has been around since 2014, making it an industry veteran. Its unique feature is that users can rent out their hardware or buy others' computing power, this two-way marketplace design is quite friendly to both buyers and sellers. Many people use it to test the waters of mining.
GMiners is also worth noting,

I just saw that the Meme coin Freedom of Money on BSC has dropped quite sharply these days, falling nearly 40% from its high, with its market cap dropping 43.5% from the peak in early April. Now the market cap is only $12.9 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of about $6.3 million.
I heard that the decline started after the release of a new book by a former CEO of a major exchange, and many people were originally speculating on this concept. According to on-chain data monitoring, the volatility of this coin is indeed very intense. But honestly, Meme coins are inherently lacking practical us

Yesterday morning, I noticed Bitcoin experienced another rapid decline, dropping nearly 4% within just an hour, falling straight from its high to around $91.9k. It has since rebounded somewhat. However, based on the latest market data, the overall trend still remains at a lower level.
Interestingly, this Bitcoin crash isn't just a crypto market event. At the same time, gold and silver futures opened sharply higher, hitting new highs, while Nasdaq futures fell by 1%. It seems the market is digesting some risk signals.
The background is that over the weekend, Trump made strong remarks again rega

I was recently shaken by an in-depth investigation. It seems that top venture capital firm a16z's game in the AI field is much more complicated than we thought.
On the surface, a16z is spending hundreds of millions of dollars lobbying for AI regulation policies, claiming to promote innovation. But a closer look at their investment portfolio reveals a strange contradiction: they are lobbying Washington to deregulate while investing in companies that are clearly exploiting legal loopholes.
Let's start with a few cases. There's a company called Doublespeed, which a16z invested $1 million in throu

Just saw a whale playing with fire, opening a $20.5 million ETH short position with 20x leverage.
This scale is already quite large, and with such high leverage, it's basically betting that Ethereum will decline; if the market moves in the opposite direction, forced liquidation is imminent.
The key point is that the liquidation price is set at $2,466, which acts like a ticking time bomb for the market.
As soon as ETH hits this level, the position will be forcibly liquidated.
I notice traders are all watching this level because once it gets close, the market could experience significant

I just saw an interesting development. This week, Goldman Sachs submitted an application for a Bitcoin ETF to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, just days after Morgan Stanley launched a spot Bitcoin ETF.
Speaking of which, Goldman Sachs's move is quite intriguing. Their asset management scale has reached $3.65 trillion, making them the seventh-largest asset manager globally, and now they’re also entering the market to issue Bitcoin ETF products. This ETF is called the "Goldman Sachs Bitcoin Premium Income ETF," mainly aimed at attracting older investors by distributing dividends mon

I recently came across an interesting piece of news in Japanese fintech. Rakuten Wallet, this Japanese giant, has just officially integrated Ripple (XRP). Starting from April 15th, over 100 million Rakuten members can directly buy and sell XRP, which is a significant move for the Japanese market.
I noticed that the scale behind this is quite astonishing. Rakuten Pay currently has 44 million active users, and the entire Rakuten ecosystem has over 100 million members. More importantly, they hold approximately $23 billion in points assets. Now, these points can be converted into XRP, circulated w

Lately, I've been watching Bitcoin's price movement and found that the market is testing a very critical level.
My observation is this: First, the $60k support level I mentioned earlier has actually become very solid, and now the price has already risen above $77k, which indicates good underlying strength. Second, this period of seeming consolidation is actually accumulating energy, paving the way for the next move. Most importantly, from a macro structural perspective, Bitcoin's long-term pattern remains strong, and I haven't seen any destructive signals.
Honestly, the current market environm

I just noticed an interesting phenomenon: institutions have been especially eager for Bitcoin this week. Just strategic buying alone has poured in $776 million, and Bitcoin spot ETFs have absorbed $767 million. This speed of capital inflow is indeed extraordinary.
In contrast, the stock market has actually fallen by 1.6% during the same period, and this divergence is quite obvious. Usually, such extreme capital flow polarization isn't seen; it seems like institutions are speaking through their actions—they still have strong confidence in Bitcoin.
The recent trend of Bitcoin has indeed been a b

Recently, I noticed a very interesting phenomenon. Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy is buying Bitcoin again, and the pace is quite steady. Last week, on April 6th, they spent over $329.8 million in a single purchase, acquiring 4,871 BTC, bringing their total holdings to 766,970 BTC. How large is this number? According to data tracked by BitcoinTreasuries, they are already the world's largest corporate Bitcoin treasury, with the second place, Twenty One Capital, holding only 43,514 BTC—an enormous gap.
Saylor has always emphasized "thinking bigger," and the logic behind it is quite clear—he regar

Recently, I’ve been paying attention to the development of Pi Network and discovered they’re doing something very interesting—shifting from a simple mining model to real-world application deployment. This transition is actually quite important and worth a close look.
Honestly, many crypto projects face the same problem: people hold, but no one uses. Pi Network clearly recognizes this pain point, so they launched the Pi Network Ventures initiative. In simple terms, it connects mining users with merchants, making Pi Coin truly a medium of exchange rather than just a digital asset.
This idea is a

Recently, I've been pondering a question: how high can Ethereum go in this bull market?
A while ago, Tom Lee proposed a $60k target during Korea Blockchain Week, which sounds quite aggressive, but if you look closely at his logic—Ethereum is in a super cycle lasting 10-15 years—this framework is actually worth considering. Bull markets don't last forever; history shows us a 94% drop in 2018 and an 80% drop in 2022, so a major correction is inevitable this time as well. But before that, let's see how high it can go now.
I've found several indicators with relatively good reference value to estim

Recently checked the commodity futures market, and there are some interesting changes. Chicago wheat futures rose by 1.08%, soybean oil futures surged even more, jumping 2.47%, but corn futures instead fell by 0.46%. Soybean futures are also declining, currently around $11.7875 per bushel, with soybean meal dropping a bit more, down 1.03%.
In the livestock sector, things are weaker, with pork futures, live cattle futures, and feeder cattle futures all declining, with significant drops. However, sugar futures performed well, with raw sugar up 1.18%, and white sugar rising even more, by 1.41%.
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Recently, I noticed an interesting development from central banks. ANZ Bank has just released its latest forecasts for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s policy, and they believe a run of consecutive rate hikes is coming next.
Specifically, ANZ expects the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to raise interest rates three times in July, September, and October consecutively—each time by 25 basis points—ultimately pushing the official cash rate up to 3%. This round of rate hikes is actually quite substantial.
ANZ’s Chief Economist, Sharon Zornes, is an interpretation that’s well worth paying attention to.

Oh my god, I just saw the latest developments in the ACE scam case, and it’s getting more and more outrageous. The court just ruled that Pan Yizhang must post a bail of 20 million NT dollars, Lin Ruoqiao 30 million, and Lin Genghan 8 million, all of them required to wear electronic ankle monitors for surveillance. That’s quite a strong measure.
Looking back at this case, since 2019 they’ve been involved in fraudulently promoting MOCT, CSO, FITC, and NFTC virtual currencies, fabricating investment white papers, selling through ACE Exchange and ProEx, and organizing direct sales teams to push th

I just read an in-depth overview of Satoshi Nakamoto, and suddenly I realize we actually know nothing about this person who changed the world.
On October 31, 2008, someone named Satoshi Nakamoto posted a 9-page white paper on a cryptography mailing list. No one knew who he was, but this PDF redefined the future of money. Two months later, the Bitcoin network went live, with a message left in the genesis block: "The Chancellor is facing a second bank bailout." This isn't a technical declaration; it's a warning.
The story that followed is even more surreal. Satoshi Nakamoto did all the pioneerin