#币安神算子 As of October 2026, Alipay (China) Network Technology Co., Ltd. (the entity holding the payment business license) has no actual controller. This status was approved by the People’s Bank of China at the end of 2023 and the change was completed in early 2024. Its 100% parent company, Ant Group, likewise has no actual controller. Key background and changes: Before the change: Jack Ma was Alipay’s actual controller, exercising voting rights through Hangzhou Junhan and Jun’ao (which together held more than 53% of Ant Group’s shares) and Yunbo Investment (the general partner). Before January 2023, Jack Ma and other parties acting in concert, including Jing Xiandong, were in control. Key changes: In January 2023, Ant Group ended its concert-party arrangement, diluting Jack Ma’s voting rights. At the end of 2023, the central bank approved Alipay’s change to a structure with no actual controller, and the transfer was completed in early 2024. Jack Ma is now only a significant shareholder in Ant Group (with an indirect stake of about 5%) and has no special voting rights. Current governance: At Ant Group, 10 individuals—including members of management, employee representatives, and Jack Ma—exercise their voting rights independently. Ant Group wholly owns Alipay, whose day-to-day operations are managed by its management team. Its governance is more robust in accordance with regulatory compliance requirements. Clarification: Alipay has always been a privately owned company; the claim that it was “handed over to the state” is a misinterpretation. Having no actual controller is a governance improvement for financial regulatory compliance and long-term development, and does not affect users’ ability to use the service.
#币安神算子 Based on current market expectations, tonight’s nonfarm payrolls are likely to be “bullish,” but only “mildly bullish”—more indicative of “disinflationary resilience” than overheating. Key expectations: around 65,000 new jobs, an unemployment rate of 4.2%, and year-over-year wage growth of ≈2.9% (the first time it has fallen below 3% in five and a half years). Why it leans bullish: employment is recovering while wage growth is slowing, pointing to “resilient employment and easing inflationary pressure,” so the Fed need not turn more hawkish. The key is whether the figures diverge from expectations: More than 80,000 new jobs and wage growth above 3%: turns “bearish,” with rate-hike expectations rising. Implications for assets: U.S. dollar / Treasuries: In line with expectations → the dollar leans stronger, while yields fluctuate at elevated levels. Gold: Neutral-to-bullish data → prone to a short-term rebound; if the figures beat expectations → may fall first, then direction will depend on what follows. U.S. stocks: Tech and growth stocks are sensitive to interest rates, and are more likely to benefit from “cooling wage growth.”
#币安神算子 U.S. private-sector employment in October, according to ADP, slightly exceeded market expectations, with hiring activity showing signs of stabilization. The services sector accounted for most of the increase, wage gains for job switchers widened, and the labor market remained resilient.
$JCT What has this candlestick chart turned into? Are market makers pulling this many tricks these days? By the way, definitely don’t use isolated margin. This thing targets you with pinpoint accuracy. I just tried it with a small isolated-margin position, and every time the price hit my liquidation price. When liquidity is low, it can even move sideways for a while just to force you into liquidation.
What the hell are these predictions? There’s no 5-minute prediction—how are we supposed to catch up with the people farming points on day one? Might as well just decide the winners in advance.#币安神算子
$IRYS is wrecked, and my last U is gone. No, seriously—I even placed an order up high before going to sleep, thinking my 1U could turn into 3U by morning, and then you fucking tell me I got liquidated? What gives that damn market maker the right to pump it 20x in a day? 😫 If only I’d stayed up watching the charts. I could’ve shorted at 0.34 and made 2U on the dip, then placed another order at 0.49 and made another 5U. I could’ve 5x’d my money in one night, and after a few more nights I’d be back to even. I’ve been liquidated over 70 times in a year—I don’t even know how I’ve kept playing this game.
I swear, fuck you, you crooked-ass bookmaker. If you're gonna bust me, just bust me already—what's the point of leaving me one hit away? How many times do I have to play to break even? 😫