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商业和金融信息提供商,由吴晓鹏于2010年在美国纽约成立,并于2013年在上海开始运营。
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In just six months, South Korean stocks have "earned" a staggering 1000 trillion won, averaging 20 million won per person – an unprecedented level of wealth creation.
South Korean stocks are experiencing a super bull market, with AI-driven growth and real estate policies propelling the KOSPI index to surge by 109%, increasing household assets by 1,000 trillion won. Can this wealth effect be sustained?Those looking to hedge should buy gold and oil; those hoping for a surge should buy AI; and "outdated" Bitcoin has entered a bear market.
Bitcoin fell to a two-month low of $66,123, while Ethereum also declined. Behind the outflow of funds from ETFs and the reduction of holdings by Strategy, the underlying reason is that Bitcoin is losing out to the competition from assets such as gold and AI, and the scarcity narrative has failed.The US has approved its first batch of perpetual contracts, fully embracing the "crypto trading model."
The US CFTC approved the listing of Bitcoin perpetual contracts, bringing high-leverage trading under regulatory control. The rise of Hyperliquid is forcing traditional exchanges to accelerate their entry into the market, ushering in a new era for the crypto derivatives market.The "White House Warren Buffett" lives up to his name: he buys first, then names stocks, resulting in a series of surges in Intel, Micron, and Dell.
This "build up positions first, then promote the stock, and then drive up the price" model renders financial statement analysis meaningless, and political stance becomes the only indicator on the candlestick chart.On Warsh's first day in office, the market gave him a "baptism of fire": interest rate hikes are expected this year.
Warsh officially took over as head of the Federal Reserve, but the market sold off on his first day in office as inflation soared and expectations for interest rate hikes rose sharply, with US Treasury yields hitting a new high for the year.Selling US Treasury bonds and buying Japanese bonds, Wall Street prepares for a "repatriation of Japanese capital."
Japanese government bond yields surged to multi-decade highs, trillions of dollars in US Treasury bonds faced the risk of being sold off, and global asset management firms bet on a large-scale return of Japanese investor funds to Japan.BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is considering investing in SpaceX, the largest IPO in history.
BlackRock plans to participate in SpaceX's unprecedented IPO with $5 billion to $10 billion. This targeted investment is expected to attract more institutions to follow suit, but the high valuation and governance risks will test investors' confidence.Cryptocurrency companies join Silicon Valley's wave of layoffs! Coinbase lays off 14% of its workforce; CEO says AI is bringing profound change.
Coinbase lays off approximately 14% of its workforce, with AI reshaping its operating model and driving restructuring. The downturn in the crypto market exacerbates cost pressures, and a new wave of AI-driven layoffs is sweeping Silicon Valley.With Buffett stepping back from the limelight for the first time, what are the highlights of the 2026 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting?
For the first time, Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholders meeting was chaired by Abel, with Buffett stepping back to focus on capital allocation, AI strategies, and portfolio management, signaling his intention to succeed Buffett.
