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Wall Street financing costs are rising, highlighting signs of liquidity tightening. Although the Federal Reserve will stop quantitative tightening in December, institutions believe this is not enough and are calling on the Fed to resume bond purchases or increase short-term lending to ease the pressure.
As the yen exchange rate hits a nine-month low, investors are pulling back from long positions. With a 300 basis point interest rate differential between the US and Japan, carry trades are dominating the market, putting the yen at further risk of depreciation.
U.S. sanctions have dealt a heavy blow to Russia’s oil giants, and the IEA says this could have the most profound impact on the global oil market so far. Although Russian oil exports have not yet seen a significant decline, supply chain risks are spreading across borders.
Uniswap's new proposal reduces LP earnings, while Aero integrates LPs into the entire protocol's cash flow.
The future of Hyperliquid lies in HIP-3, and the foundation of HIP-3 is HyperStone.
Asset issuance in the crypto industry is entering a new era of compliance.
By the end of the third quarter, the circulating supply of USDC reached $73.7 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 108%.
As platforms such as Uniswap and Lido promote token buybacks, various protocols are facing questions regarding control and sustainability amid growing concerns over centralization.
Even with the surge in BTC, early whales are either switching to ETFs or cashing out and exiting, with no further wealth spillover effect.
Arc previously launched its public testnet and made it accessible to developers and enterprises. Currently, more than 100 institutions have participated.
- 15:05U.S. stocks open lower, ending their winning streakChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, U.S. stocks fell at the open on Thursday, signaling that the four-day winning streak may be coming to an end. Carol Schleif, Chief Investment Strategist at BMO Private Wealth, stated that the government reopening is a "positive" for the market. If the government resumes operations and economic data starts to be released, market volatility in the coming weeks would not be surprising. Traders have shifted their focus to the December Federal Reserve meeting, reducing bets on central bank rate cuts. Collins favors "keeping rates steady for a period of time," while Bostic pointed out that inflation remains the clearer risk facing the U.S. economy.
- 15:04Zero-knowledge identity startup Self completes $9 million financingAccording to ChainCatcher, market sources report that zero-knowledge identity and human proof protocol Self has announced the completion of a $9 million seed round of financing, with investors including Greenfield Capital, a fund under SoftBank, and several well-known industry angel investors. Self has also launched a points-based reward program aimed at promoting the widespread adoption of on-chain identity verification.
- 14:57Hassett: October employment report will not include unemployment rate dataChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, Hassett, Director of the U.S. White House National Economic Council, stated that October's employment report will not include the unemployment rate reading. Hassett said: "The household survey was not conducted in October, so we will only get half of the employment report. We will obtain the jobs portion of the data, but not the unemployment rate, and this situation will only last for one month." The U.S. non-farm employment report consists of two surveys—one is a survey of businesses (which produces the main non-farm employment numbers), and the other is a survey of households (responsible for the unemployment rate). While many businesses keep records and report data electronically, it will be much more difficult to retrospectively contact workers and ask them to recall their employment status for a specific week in October.