Temu and AliExpress listings are lit compared to the boring stuff over at Amazon these days.
"Civilian use" is doing a lot of work here, innit? 😳

“Let me introduce to everyone a flying ‘mini-motorcycle’ produced by a Chinese manufacturer. Oh no, it's an industrial-grade drone. It can carry some stuff, all civilian use.”

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Last June, Circle went public at $31 per share. Two weeks later, the stock price reached $299. Then, it plummeted back to $50, a drop of over 80%. Then, after its earnings report in February, the price doubled in two weeks, reaching $111 today.

[GENIUS Act] During the same period of doubling, Bitcoin fell by 40%. Circle's stock price lost its connection with the crypto market.

"You are seeing that kind of decoupling."

The drop to $50 is not difficult to understand within the crypto community.

In September and October 2025, the Federal Reserve will...

Circle doubled in a month. What is the market betting on?

Original author: Castle Labs
Original translation by AididiaoJP, Foresight News
$69 trillion – this is the estimated market capitalization of the US stock market, which has driven the total market capitalization of the global stock market to $130 trillion.
Opportunities to participate in the stock market are increasingly coming into the view of native on-chain participants, even though they were initially uninterested. The reasons are varied, but the general consensus is that cryptocurrencies were once perceived as offering faster returns. However, a growing number of investors are choosing to diversify their investments. The Wall Street Journal highlights this...

Ondo, xStocks, and Hyperliquid: A Three-Way Battle – Who is Building the Foundation for the Future of Finance?

Podcast: David Lin
Compiled & edited by: Yuliya, PANews
Original title: Economists warn: Stock market bubbles are more fragile than a repeat of the oil crisis 50 years ago.
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With the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway, strangled, oil prices have surged, and the world is trembling, waiting for a repeat of the "Great Depression of 1979."
Don't be fooled by appearances! Johns Hopkins University professor Steve Hanke...