According to market news, Strategy placed a huge advertisement for STRC on the Nasdaq big screen in Times Square, New York.
On November 28th, Cronos officially subscribed to DoraHacks BUIDL AI to open the $42,000 x402 payment technology hackathon, focusing on AI native and proxy payment applications. This move marks the strong return of the Cronos public chain ecosystem. With 10x low gas, second-level block and AI Agent SDK, it fully recruits global entrepreneurs to build AI-driven financial hubs. After AWS and Circle, Cronos will leverage the intelligent infrastructure of BUIDL AI to efficiently connect global geeks...
Traders expect the Federal Reserve to implement at least one aggressive 50 basis point rate cut at its three remaining policy meetings this year. This week saw the largest-ever trading of interest rate futures contracts to hedge against the dovish surprise of Wednesday's 50 basis point rate cut. Click to view
On August 15, the crew of Shenzhou 20 astronauts successfully completed their third mission out of the cabin.
Minsheng Securities released a research report saying that the strong alliance between the government and enterprises has built an ecological closed-loop of RWA, a stablecoin anchored by high-quality assets in China, and the related assets are expected to become the curtain of the era of Web 3.0.

On May 13, the margin financing of the Hong Kong IPO retail part of Ningde Times New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. attracted subscriptions worth 125.20 billion Hong Kong dollars 16.10 billion US dollars, with an oversubscription multiple of 52.8 times.
CATL's Hong Kong IPO has attracted the Qatar Investment Authority, Sinopec Group and Hillhouse Capital, sources said. CATL is also in talks with companies such as KIA.
The Wall Street boss who has accurately predicted many bull and bear turns has sung against the wind! He asserted that the US stock adjustment is a good opportunity for long-term layout, betting that the S & P 500 index will break 10,000 points in 2029. Click to view...
April 17 - The European Central Bank cut interest rates for the seventh time in a year on Thursday in hopes of boosting the already struggling eurozone economy, which is set to be hit hard by US tariffs. The ECB has been lowering borrowing costs as price pressures have subsided following the pandemic, while recent trade-related turmoil in global markets has added to the case for further easing. "Increased uncertainty could reduce household and business confidence, and the adverse and volatile ma...