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Recently, major exchanges have been launching US stock contracts, and the speed is getting faster and faster, with more and more stock tokens being listed. I really value the big exchanges that offer US stock contracts because this is the easiest platform for ordinary people to trade US stocks. I also pay close attention to their risk control. From what I understand, the top Chinese exchanges are all globally deploying compliance measures. The growth of US stock contracts could be overwhelmingly significant for the crypto space. This is a huge source of profit for exchanges, far exceeding crypto profits. Any exchange with a sound mind would not intentionally harm users at this time, especially when it involves users' funds. The role of law ultimately is to measure whether the cost of breaking the law is worth it. If you were the captain, would you give up tens or hundreds of billions in annual profits for this small gain? Obviously, that does not align with business logic. Recently, I saw some community members saying that the top four Chinese exchanges’ #Bybit risk controls on user funds and withdrawal issues are causing great concern. I personally tested it, and it was very smooth with no impact at all. My first reaction was that last time #Bybit was hacked for 1.5 billion USD, they fully compensated, so such problems shouldn’t be happening now. However, as platforms become more compliant, supervision of fund sources will become stricter, which is entirely beneficial for us. I have a few suggestions that apply to all platforms: 1. Avoid money laundering and scam funds inflow; don’t be complacent. 2. Avoid transfers from on-chain addresses; funds from on-chain addresses carry high risks. 3. Ensure clear and verifiable sources. @Bybit_Official @benbybit

#BTC #USStock In the past two months, my crypto contracts have hardly made any profit, but I'm still ranked first on the annual profit leaderboard. What does this mean? It's simple to understand: it means making money in crypto is really tough right now. Other crypto traders aren't making much either, otherwise I wouldn't still be number one. I've been urging everyone in my live streams for half a year to trade US stocks. Almost half the time in my streams is spent talking about US stocks, gold, and silver. When I started streaming, I also shared my US stock returns, which were as good as crypto. Doing live streams and trading tutorials, I've always hoped everyone could make more money, follow the right trading path, and have the right trading mindset. Recently, I noticed very few people on the square talk about US stocks. Such a great market gets little attention, which really makes me sad. As traders, when conditions are right, don't be stubborn; be more flexible. I often say traders should be like water—flexible and adaptable, not like an old pigeon. At the same time, we must learn to allocate funds to earn money where it's easier and in livelier markets. My own position and time allocation: Crypto 40% US Stocks 40% A Shares 5% Gold 5% Certain funds 4% (almost no time needed, buy and hold) Wealth management 3% (almost no time needed, buy and hold) Others 3% (almost no time needed, buy and hold) Now all major platforms have US stock contracts. Open your exchange app, go to the contracts section, and in the dropdown selection, find #TradFi, which contains all the recent popular US stock contracts. Brothers, explore more and don't let yourself get trapped in an information cocoon

Storage is already so tight Samsung is also on strike, so production capacity is even more limited If the strike lasts too long, the major AI companies will be the most anxious, forced to lock in storage capacity at even higher prices The longer the strike lasts, the better the news, as it easily causes a spiral of stepping on one's own feet This is the biggest positive for storage stocks Related stocks: Samsung SK Hynix SanDisk Micron Seagate Western Digital

Yesterday's decline basically did not affect the #AI sector stocks For reference #AAOI #COHR #CIEN #NVDA

#RKLB #SPACEX RKLB has increased nearly 40 times in 2 years It has surged another 30% consecutively these past two days Bought #RKLB a few months ago, now the profits are substantial At that time, I was deeply attracted by #ElonMusk's Mars vision The universe is vast and dazzling Humans stepping foot on Mars Guys naturally love these kinds of stories, "conquering" the universe, the vision is grand enough Since I can't participate in #SpaceX, I had to buy #RKLB and #PL, which also belong to the aerospace sector Recently, with the hype around #SpaceX's upcoming #IPO, the commercial aerospace sector has surged again, making it one of the hottest sectors after #AI RKLB's Q1 earnings report was explosive: Q1 revenue about $200.3M, year-over-year +63.5% GAAP gross margin 38.2% non-GAAP gross margin 43.0% Q2 revenue guidance $225M-$240M, higher than previous consensus Revenue scale is stepping up, the company is no longer just an early-stage concept stock Orders and visibility: Backlog about $2.2B, quarter-over-quarter +20.2% Disclosed 31 Electron/HASTE contracts Disclosed 5 Neutron exclusive launch contracts Launch manifest exceeds 70 missions, future revenue visibility improved RKLB has recently been revalued by the market from a "high-volatility commercial aerospace concept stock" to an "aerospace infrastructure company with revenue, backlog, defense orders, and Neutron option value"

#LITE #STX #SNDK #WDC Photovoltaic giant #LITE surged 17% yesterday after being added to the Nasdaq 100 index I compiled a list of stocks recently included in the Nasdaq 100 index Comparing the price changes before and after the announcement It can be seen that AI sector stocks like SanDisk, Seagate, and Western Digital have all risen sharply From the data perspective We need to separate the index inclusion effect from the market/industry trends: The excess returns in the storage chain mainly come from the AI storage cycle, industry revaluation, and significant profit expectations; the index buying is just a catalyst Biopharmaceuticals, on the other hand, are suppressed by fundamentals and risk appetite

#SpaceX #USStocks #IPO #CryptoCat Did Musk cut xAI? It was actually included in the SpaceX IPO story! If ordinary people want to get in, they must understand these three things! The upcoming absolute hotspot is an IPO you must participate in SpaceX's new share offering has already doubled! Last year, #CRCL went public and rose 5 times in a week That was also my biggest profit in US stocks last year This time, you can't miss SpaceX

#Nasdaq #BTC Over the past year, the exchange rates of BTC and Nasdaq have been falling. In other words, Bitcoin has been on a downward trend, while Nasdaq has been on an upward trend. So why is Bitcoin so difficult, and why is it so hard for us? In a declining industry, no matter how hard we try, the results are often disappointing. In a rising industry, even if we take it easy, the industry will still push us forward. Buying Nasdaq in the past year has been like jumping in an elevator, going higher and higher, while buying Bitcoin has been like jumping from the highest point of a drop tower, falling lower and lower.

Be someone who understands trends; a stock that has risen 10 times can continue to rise another 10 times. Many crypto traders entering the US stock market still have their minds stuck in the crypto world. The biggest problem is not that they can't understand the trend, but that they bring the crypto mindset of "someone is always out to cut me" over. When your long position just made a profit, you're afraid of a sudden dip the next second; when your short position just gained, you're afraid of a sudden spike the next second. Over time, people develop a physiological fear: at the slightest movement, they want to run. But many main trends in the US stock market are not about cutting each other off; they are driven by industry cycles, earnings realization, and capital consensus. If you always view the US stock market with a knockoff mentality, you'll mistake normal pullbacks for market dumps and trend fluctuations for distribution. In the end, it's not that the market doesn't offer opportunities, but that you can't hold onto them yourself.

A counterintuitive cold fact: The more the bride price is given, the faster the marriage ends. The more money spent on education, the more education fails. So, the more frequently you watch the market, what's the result?