The Central Bank of Argentina is considering lifting the ban on banks’ crypto-related activities, allowing banks to conduct crypto trading and custody services under a new regulatory framework, marking an official shift from “prohibition” to “regulation.” This move aims to bring the widespread use of BTC and stablecoins for storage and transactions into a compliant system, strengthen KYC/AML, and improve tax traceability. If implemented, banks may directly compete with local trading platforms, driving down fees and reshuffling the industry. However, regulators will still need to establish capi

HODLing Bitcoin is extremely lonely, especially when investing in the crypto space, which is a very niche field—it feels even lonelier. Since you’ve chosen to HODL, have faith in your own decision and don’t be swayed by others. Because if you follow the crowd, chances are you’ll end up losing out. When you do make money, you’ll realize that most people are on the opposite side of your trade.

⚠️ The US Treasury is now in a state of interest rate captivity—
Interest payments already account for about 14% of federal spending, but the current yield on government bonds is only 3.7%.
What if it goes back to the 6% levels of the 1990s? The fiscal situation could blow up completely.
This is the so-called precursor to Fiscal Dominance: monetary policy is no longer independent, but has to revolve around fiscal sustainability.
The next new chairman, Hassett, advocates for rapid rate cuts, and the bond traders on Wall Street are getting extremely anxious.
Because in bond market logic, rapid r

The biggest taboo in trading is having the mentality of "wanting this, and that, and also this, and also that, and preferably even more".
I've previously talked about the most typical "left brain vs. right brain" struggle among retail traders:
You want the price to immediately move away from your entry as soon as you open a position;
You also want the price to pull back right after you take profit;
You want the market to rebound right after you add to your position during the pullback;
You also want to perfectly take profit at the top;
And ideally, you want to be able to immediately go short a

Recently, the verbal sparring between China and Japan has forced the yen to depreciate significantly, causing Japan's inflation in November to rise above expectations, thereby putting interest rate hikes in Japan on the agenda. At the same time, the Fed's rate cut in December will be the last rate cut of the year, and the period from December to February next year will be a gap where the Fed pauses rate cuts, with a strong bearish outlook during this cycle. Japan's interest rate hike will be the biggest black swan accelerating the decline of the global financial market from Decembe

Ultimate Guide to Investment??
1. There is a job (or business) that guarantees continuous income.
2. For every income, whether it is one yuan or ten thousand, withdraw 20-30% into the investment account.
3. The most important thing is to reasonably allocate the money in the investment account to global all-assets (currently personally gold/S&P 500/btc), among the non-perishable varieties.
In a bear market, don’t be afraid of floating losses when buying; in a bull market, don’t be afraid of making less profit when selling. Dynamic balance.
No money from this account will be taken out until it&#

BlackRock has submitted an Ethereum staking ETF application.
Coinbase has launched Ethereum staking.
Ethereum staking has now reached institutional-level returns.
More staking means more Ethereum is locked.
More L2 activities mean more Ethereum is being burned.
Ethereum is upgrading at super high speed, and the value of Ethereum continues to grow.

A celebration that should have been ignited by eye-catching financial reports and ideal data unexpectedly turned into a brutal sell-off. Overnight, the U.S. stock market staged the most shocking intraday reversal in months, catching investors off guard.
On Thursday, boosted by Nvidia's better-than-expected earnings report and a "Goldilocks" non-farm payroll report, U.S. stocks opened significantly higher. The S&P 500 index surged 1.9% within the first hour of trading, but the optimistic sentiment did not last. The market changed direction abruptly, and the index ultimately closed down 1.5%