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The anonymous founder of Trade.xyz invested in bitcoin in 2013 and chose to start a business in crypto because of his optimism about Jeff.BlockBeats News, April 14 — Trade.xyz, a leading project in the Hyperliquid ecosystem, has experienced rapid growth recently, with its team remaining consistently low-profile and mysterious. Recently, in an interview with Hyperliquid founder Jeff, the founder of Trade.xyz made a rare public disclosure of some personal information. It is reported that the founder of Trade.xyz (who requested anonymity) bought his first Bitcoin in 2013 at a price of $66. For many years afterward, he participated as an investor rather than getting involved in building cryptocurrency projects. He originally had no plan to start a company. The founder stated, "Hyperliquid has the opportunity to save cryptocurrency. If I hadn’t met Jeff, I probably would have already left the crypto industry."
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen: Interest rates will eventually be cutJinse Finance reported that on April 14, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant stated: Ultimately, an interest rate cut is certain. But I think for now we must wait and see how the economic situation develops. Inflation expectations abroad are stable, and core inflation is declining.
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Citi raises its US stock market rating to "Overweight," preferring defensive stocksAccording to Golden Ten Data, strategists at Citigroup have upgraded their rating on the US stock market from "neutral" to "overweight", stating that the heightened uncertainties brought by ongoing wars are making investors more inclined to choose companies with higher quality and stronger defenses. At the same time, they downgraded their rating on emerging market equities from "overweight" to "neutral", citing these markets' vulnerability to energy shocks and a strengthening US dollar.
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