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According to Odaily, the aggregated trading platform CoinP has officially opened the second batch of node subscriptions at 12:00 on December 29 (UTC+8). This batch offers 5,000 nodes, while the first batch of 5,000 nodes has already been completely sold out. According to its economic model design, once the number of CPT node sales enters the 5,001 to 10,000 range, the network-wide mining rate will be adjusted from 0.03 CPT/T to 0.014 CPT/T, with each node expected to yield about 7 CPT per day. Subsequently, the mining rate will continue to halve step by step according to the rules, in order to enhance the long-term potential of the CPT token. Market data shows that the highest price of the CPT token in the past 24 hours reached $0.9, with a trading volume of $35.1 million. Over the past month, its price has increased by approximately 900% cumulatively.

According to Odaily, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan stated that after a year of turmoil for businesses caused by tariffs, the Trump administration's trade policies are now showing signs of easing. Since returning to the White House, Trump has introduced a 10% baseline import tariff, imposed higher rates on certain countries, and added tariffs on specific products such as automobiles. However, there are now signals of a "cooling down" in the trade situation, with global tariff benchmarks potentially stabilizing at around 15%, and corporate panic subsiding. Compared to tariffs, American companies are currently more concerned about labor shortages and the uncertainty of immigration policies. (Golden Ten Data)

 Nvidia (NVDA.O) stated in a filing on Monday that it has purchased $5 billion worth of shares in an exchange, implementing the deal announced by the American semiconductor company in September. The leading AI chip designer said in September that it would acquire common stock of an exchange at a price of $23.28 per share. The deal is seen as significant financial support after an exchange experienced years of missteps and financial depletion due to capital-intensive expansion. According to Monday's filing, the world's most valuable company has privately purchased more than 214.7 million shares of an exchange at the price set in the agreement. According to an announcement released earlier this month by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the U.S. antitrust agency has approved Nvidia's investment in an exchange. (Jin10)