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Tech advocates vs price advocates: Monad's founder and Arthur Hayes have engaged in a remote debate.
Arthur Hayes questioned whether Tether's exposure to gold and bitcoin could pose insolvency risks, while Tether countered by highlighting its substantial equity. The debate between the two parties has reignited on X.
Monad’s FDV exceeded 4 billions the day after its launch?
ETF determines the foundation of institutional support, while funding rates can amplify or weaken momentum. Stablecoins supplement native capital, and the structure of holders determines risk resilience. Macroeconomic liquidity controls the cost of capital.
Arthur Hayes has raised concerns about Tether's gold and Bitcoin exposure and the potential risk of insolvency. Tether has countered with significant proprietary equity, reigniting the debate between the two parties.
The darkest moments in human history often occur when the "offensive advantage" of technology outweighs its "defensive advantage." d/acc aims to reverse this imbalance.
Weekly highlights from December 1st to December 7th.
- 19:32JPMorgan: Federal Reserve's voting decision better than expectedChainCatcher news, JPMorgan analyst Bob Michele stated that the Federal Open Market Committee's decision "did not reach the worst-case scenario that could have occurred. There could have been more dissenting votes against not cutting rates." (Golden Ten Data) Risk Warning
- 19:32The Federal Reserve lowers the standing overnight reverse repurchase agreement rate to 3.75%ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the Federal Reserve has announced a reduction of the Standing Overnight Repurchase Agreement (ON RP) rate from 4% to 3.75%.
- 19:32Dot plot interpretation: 1 person believes there should be 6 rate cuts in 2026, while 3 people believe there should be 1 rate hike.ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the median of the Federal Reserve's dot plot shows that the Fed will cut interest rates once in 2026, once in 2027, and keep rates unchanged in 2028. Looking at the specific points, 3 members believe that there should be one rate hike in 2026 (2 in September), 4 members believe rates should remain unchanged in 2026 (6 in September), 4 members believe there should be one rate cut in 2026 (2 in September), 4 members believe there should be two rate cuts in 2026 (4 in September), 2 members believe there should be three rate cuts in 2026 (3 in September), 1 member believes there should be four rate cuts in 2026 (2 in September), and 1 member believes there should be six rate cuts in 2026 (0 in September).