A Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland study reveals that showing people Bitcoin's past returns encourages them to buy more crypto. The research also finds that crypto holders tend to be younger, male, and more optimistic about returns, viewing crypto as safer than non-holders do. Additionally, Bitcoin price changes influence crypto holders' spending on durable goods like appliances and cars, increasing spending when prices rise and cutting back when they fall. This insight highlights how crypto market movements affect real-world consumer behavior.
In the 91st week of President Trump's second term, Congress voted unanimously (420-0) to publicly release taxpayer-funded sexual misconduct settlement records. The Trump administration also reported significant actions including dismantling millions ...
A trader reopened a 25× leveraged long position on Ether (ETH) valued at approximately $3.2 million after experiencing a full liquidation. The position held 1,325 ETH with a liquidation price set at $2,368. Despite the previous liquidation, the reope...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reported a strong quarter with revenue up 41.2% year-over-year and earnings per share rising 68.7%. The company is expanding its production capacity aggressively, including plans to more than double i...
Investor 麻吉 (黄立成) lost $44.84 million in gains from Hyperliquid about a year ago. Recently, a liquidation event almost completely erased a $250,000 USDC deposit made just two days prior. This highlights the risks of volatile digital asset markets and...
As of October 18, Hyperliquid whale traders held $8.061 billion in total positions, with short positions exceeding longs by $543 million. Shorts accounted for 53.37% ($4.302 billion) of the total, while longs made up 46.63% ($3.759 billion). The long...
