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$SNDK hasn't opened yet—how is it rising so fast?

0.85% loss of 1M. So much money—why do they still like playing such risky coins? Is it because they’re the operator? $DEXE

Federal Reserve rate hike odds surge: People previously thought a rate cut might be coming, but now the wind has changed—many believe there could be a rate hike, or at least that no cut is likely. A rate hike means borrowing costs rise and the amount of hot money in the market will fall. • Oil prices break above $100: When oil prices rise, transportation, production, and even food costs all climb—this is a signal that “inflation” is back. • Waller gives up forward guidance: Waller has been rumored as someone who could become the next Fed chair. His statement of “no longer giving the market advance previews” effectively tells everyone, “stop guessing—wait for the results.” The market fears this kind of uncertainty most. • Unprecedented suspense for next week’s FOMC meeting: The meeting is coming up next week, and these forces collide—so the outcome is anyone’s guess. #US FOMC meeting

Important events to watch this week include:
Macroeconomics and financial markets
The Federal Reserve will release its rate decision on July 30, with the Chair holding a press conference. Major U.S. tech companies will also report earnings in quick succession (Meta and Microsoft on 7/30, Apple and Amazon on 7/31). China Resources Semicon (CXMT) listed on the SSE STAR Market on July 27; on the same day, CME Group launched single-stock futures, covering more than 50 leading stocks including NVIDIA. SK hynix’s ADR bidirectional conversion with Korean shares opened on July 29.
Crypto industry updates
Several projects announced closures; users must withdraw their assets by the specified dates, including Dango (7/29), Odos (7/30), Pingu Exchange, YGG Play, and Zero Network (all on 7/31), Oxium (8/1), etc. From July 31, FTX will distribute approximately $900 million for the fifth allocation, with preferred shareholders receiving a second payment simultaneously. Token unlocks: Falcon Finance (7/29), Kamino (7/30), Sui (8/1), EigenCloud (8/1), Ethena (8/2), etc., totaling tens of millions of dollars.
Policy and regulation
South Korea will raise the margin requirement for leveraged single-stock ETFs to 30 million KRW starting July 31, limited to cash. Starting August 1, Minnesota in the U.S. will allow banks to provide crypto custody services, but will prohibit crypto ATMs. Starting August 1, new rules will take effect in the Chrome Web Store, restricting extensions related to prediction markets and strengthening oversight of data collection. The U.S. Senate may vote next week on the Clarity Act for crypto regulation.

July 26 news: Hit by a triple shock—skyrocketing energy prices, new U.S. tariffs, and a surge in AI capital expenditures—global investors’ inflation panic is being reignited. This week, the Nasdaq led U.S. stocks lower, and technology shares endured a one-two blow from both macro conditions and company fundamentals. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 5% on Friday, with memory chips taking the brunt. Ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve policy meeting, investors remain cautious; many believe it could bring a hawkish surprise. Here are the key points markets will focus on in the new week (all times Beijing time):
Tuesday 20:15: U.S. ADP employment change for the week ending July 11; Thursday 02:00: the Federal Reserve FOMC releases its interest rate decision; Thursday 02:30: Fed Chair Waller holds a press conference on monetary policy; Thursday 17:00: euro zone Q2 GDP annualized preliminary estimate, euro zone June unemployment rate, euro zone July industrial confidence index, and euro zone July economic sentiment index; Thursday 19:00: the Bank of England releases its interest rate decision, meeting minutes, and the monetary policy report; Thursday 19:30: BOE Governor Bailey holds a press conference on monetary policy; Thursday 20:30: U.S. initial jobless claims, U.S. June core PCE price index year-on-year/month-on-month, U.S. June personal spending month-on-month, and the initial estimates for U.S. Q2 actual GDP annualized quarter-on-quarter/initial estimates for real personal consumption expenditures quarter-on-quarter/core PCE price index annualized quarter-on-quarter; Friday 17:00: euro zone July CPI annualized/monthly preliminary estimate; Friday 21:45: U.S. July Chicago PMI; Friday 22:00: final reading of the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index for July and the final reading of the one-year inflation expectations for July.
Next week, a flood of tech earnings reports is set to arrive. Companies including Apple (AAPL.O), Meta Platforms (META.O), Amazon (AMZN.O), Microsoft (MSFT.O), Qualcomm (QCOM.O), and SK Hynix will report earnings next week.

July 28–29: The Fed’s interest-rate decision meeting and a large batch of tech companies releasing earnings reports will greatly impact market volatility.

1、AI computing power / semiconductors (most volatile)
Nvidia (NVDA), AMD, Micron (MU), and Western Digital (WDC): Driven by expectations for Hynix and Samsung’s earnings, the main storyline is HBM orders and the overall outlook for memory pricing.
Server supply chain: Vertiv, Amphenol (data center infrastructure)
2、Magnificent 7 (the seven mega-cap firms pricing earnings for the full day this week)
Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Google, Nvidia, and Tesla. On Monday, all are in the “earnings-preview reaction” stage, and negative news is prone to be amplified.
3、Energy sector (benefits from rising oil prices)
Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Chevron (CVX). In an environment of rising inflation, investors are likely to cluster around these fundable areas.
4、Financial sector weightings
JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Goldman Sachs (GS), and Visa (reporting later this evening). Rising U.S. Treasury yields are favorable for banks’ net interest margins.
5、Risk reminder (key hidden threats this week)
Hotter-than-expected PMI data → hawkish expectations for the Fed intensify, and the Nasdaq is likely to drop sharply.
Market sentiment toward AI companies’ large ongoing capital support remains pessimistic, and the tech sector is likely to continue in a pullback/decline trend.
Geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East push oil prices higher again, and inflation expectations rise once more.

Many people who trade stocks eventually realize that the ultimate goal is simply to break even.
Think about it carefully—it’s so much like life: all the things we spend our entire lives chasing were actually in our own hands from the very beginning.#SpaceX星舰完成上市后首次成功试飞

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#robinhood链rwa升至约7000万美元 Key Facts
Robinhood built its own Layer 2 chain (Robinhood Chain, built on Arbitrum) specifically to do “tokenized stocks/assets” (RWA). The market cap of “tokenized real-world assets” on this chain has grown to about $70 million, roughly a 5x increase in less than two weeks (data from DefiLlama). Leading the way are tokenized stocks: GameStop daily trading volume $26.6 million, Nvidia $14.0 million, SpaceX $6.4 million; 12 tokenized stocks have daily trading volume exceeding $0.5 million, and 5 exceed $1.0 million. Overall chain TVL (assets locked) has tripled to about $312 million, and daily DEX trading volume exceeds $600 million.

Huang Renxun on China’s AI, Trump, and the trillion-trillion Agent era: Wall Street misreads DeepSeek. The AI doomsday narrative is nonsense—chip demand will grow 5 to 10 times.

China’s AI models are being misunderstood: Wall Street’s panic over models like DeepSeek and Kimi is a misjudgment. Good models will drive more applications and increase demand for computing power—actually benefiting NVIDIA. China has the world’s largest number of AI researchers, and the rise of its technology is unstoppable. The AI doomsday theory is nonsense: claims that AI will destroy humanity or eliminate half of jobs lack evidence. In reality, AI boosts productivity—roles like radiologists and legal assistants actually increase, and manufacturing jobs also grow by about 50% due to data center construction. Chip demand will surge: the semiconductor industry will need to expand 5–10 times within the next decade. Widespread shortages today in chips, memory, power, and more will actually curb bubble risk; a bubble is unlikely to appear within the next five years. Open-source and closed models are complementary: open-source models lower the barrier to use, and ultimately will direct users toward paid closed models. Anthropic’s Mythos model should be opened to everyone. Trump and regulation: he praises Trump’s understanding of chip models, but warns against over-regulation driven by the government being misled by “science-fiction narratives.” The U.S. strength lies in applying technology quickly, not inventing it first. Robot ChatGPT is at the doorstep: robotic arms can already reason about tasks autonomously, and within 3–4 years they will become practical. In the future, everyone will have abundant AI Agents, and compute demand will rise dramatically.

July 25 news: According to SoSoValue data, yesterday (July 24, U.S. Eastern Time) spot Bitcoin ETFs saw total net outflows of $240 million.
The spot Bitcoin ETF with the largest single-day net outflow was BlackRock’s IBIT, with a single-day net outflow of $212 million. As of now, IBIT’s historical total net inflows have reached $60.394 billion.
Second was Fidelity’s FBTC ETF, with a single-day net outflow of $27.9116 million, and historical total net inflows of $10.005 billion.
As of before publication, the total net asset value of spot Bitcoin ETFs was $77.823 billion. The ETF net asset ratio (market value as a percentage of Bitcoin’s total market value) was 6.05%, and historical cumulative net inflows have reached $51.386 billion.

#比特币守稳6.54万美元科技七雄市值缩水7970亿美元 The essence of the modern financial system is a debt refinancing mechanism. Liquidity dominates the rise and fall of markets; capital drives markets, and the economy is downstream of the markets. The current global liquidity cycle bottomed out in 2022 and surged, peaked in Q3 2024, and then began to decline. Assets sensitive to liquidity, such as Bitcoin, have performed weakly, confirming the slowdown in liquidity. The average liquidity cycle is about 65 months (5–6 years), driven by central banks and mainly aimed at responding to debt refinancing crises. Global debt is growing exponentially, requiring liquidity to grow exponentially as well, but the cyclical growth of liquidity leads to frequent financial crises. Changes in liquidity from the People's Bank of China have a significant impact on gold, with a lag of about 2 to 2.5 months; Chinese residents buy gold to hedge against inflation due to capital controls, and recent liquidity injections may support gold prices. U.S. Treasury yields are artificially suppressed and face upward pressure; once released, they could trigger a surge in interest rates and a financial crisis. The current strength of the U.S. economy is, paradoxically, unfavorable to financial markets. The long-term recommendation is to hold Bitcoin and gold as hedges against monetary debasement, but in the short term, tightening liquidity may cause prices to fall further, so aggressive bottom-fishing is not advisable; wait for stability. Investments should pay attention to jurisdictional diversification. The West has fallen into a debt trap, and gold and Bitcoin are high-quality international assets.

On July 25, news reported that CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost said in a post that since 2025, funds flowing into exchanges from stablecoins have continued to decline and have fallen to the lowest level since that period. Currently, the average monthly inflow of stablecoins (USDT, USDC) is about $2.3 billion, and the average annual inflow is about $3.7 billion. When the Bitcoin price reached its all-time high, the average monthly inflow was $5.6 billion and the average annual inflow was $4.3 billion. This dynamic clearly shows current weakness in demand and insufficient investor interest. However, it should be noted that when stablecoin inflows reach their peak, it is often a lagging signal. As some investors accelerate profit-taking, exchanges increase their stablecoin supply, while the latest investors continue betting that the Bitcoin price will keep rising. At present, market demand still needs to improve.

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Korean media: Samsung Electronics, SK Group, and US companies sign a $950 billion semiconductor deal

According to a report by Yonhap News Agency’s Infomax, multiple Korean companies have signed cooperation agreements with US technology giants.

On the 24th local time, Kim Yong-beom, director of the Office of the President’s Policy Office, announced at a press conference that Samsung Electronics and Broadcom have signed a memorandum of understanding. They have reached an agreement on foundry cooperation to supply advanced storage semiconductors worth $200 billion over the next five years and to produce AI chips. SK Group has decided that over the next five years it will carry out long-term supply cooperation for advanced storage semiconductors with major global technology companies, including Nvidia, totaling $750 billion.

The report also said data center cooperation will be launched.$SAMSUNG
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SK Telecom has agreed to cooperate with Nvidia to jointly build and expand AI data centers with capacity up to 2 GW, and Nvidia has agreed to prioritize the supply of its latest GPU system, “Vera Rubin.” SK Telecom is also investing in and cooperating on business with Anthropic for a project involving AI data centers at the gigawatt scale.

In addition, the Korean internet and cloud services provider Naver is working to build a global AI factory worth $10 billion. To that end, the company has signed a strategic investment agreement with Nvidia and signed an infrastructure supply contract with global investment firm Brookfield.