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An exchange ran into trouble—is sentiment really the thing most worth trading?
On August 17, BitMart’s Chinese-language account posted questioning user funds and employee salaries, after which @sheldonbitmart claimed the account had been hacked.
On August 21, @BitMartExchange also announced a potential restructuring. With several public statements laid out side by side, what is truly missing is still evidence that can be independently verified.
The @ForesoGlobal community happened to turn this controversy into a prediction market: Will BitMart publish an independent third-party reserve audit r

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U.S. Stocks Weekly｜Indexes Are Still at Record Highs, but Capital Has Started Picking Companies
The S&P 500 rose 0.4% this week, the Nasdaq was nearly flat, and the Dow fell 0.6%, while the Russell 2000 rose 1.1%. The S&P 500 hit another record high, but market breadth is no longer as uniform as it was in previous weeks. Large-cap stocks are taking a breather at elevated levels, while small caps are starting to catch up. Capital has not left—it has simply moved elsewhere.
Looking at CPI, PPI, and retail sales together, it feels more like a checkup showing that the economy is beginning to slow.