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In the debate over "further tightening" versus "maintaining the status quo," divisions within the European Central Bank are becoming increasingly public. Investors have largely ruled out the possibility of the ECB cutting interest rates in 2026.
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This article reviews the identification of macro turning points and the capital rotation patterns in the crypto market, and delves into specific allocation strategies and practical approaches for the TRON ecosystem during market cycles.
What I focus on is not the price of bitcoin itself, but rather the position allocation of the group of people I am most familiar with—those who possess significant wealth, are well-educated, and have successfully achieved compounding returns on capital over decades.
This event brought together representatives from global investment institutions, industry veterans, and key opinion leaders (KOLs), aiming to establish an efficient and private dialogue platform to jointly explore the development trends and cooperation opportunities of the digital economy.
As a key business hub connecting China, the United States, the Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East, the launch of APIC marks the official establishment of a new ecosystem integrating Web3 innovation incubation, global educational empowerment, and cross-border capital integration.
- 14:44Michael Saylor: Response Submitted to MSCI's Consultation on Digital Asset Treasury CompaniesJinse Finance reported that Michael Saylor stated that Strategy has submitted a response to MSCI regarding its consultation on digital asset treasury companies. Index standards should remain neutral, consistent, and reflect global market trends.
- 14:40Polymarket website received 19.9 million visits in NovemberJinse Finance reported, citing market sources: According to SimilarWeb data, Polymarket's website received 19.9 million visits in November, surpassing DraftKings and FanDuel.
- 14:27Meta fully shifts focus to closed-source models, new model Avocado may launch next springJinse Finance reported that after investing tens of billions of dollars to build the most expensive team in tech history for several months, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is now deeply involved in daily R&D and is driving the company’s strategy toward directly monetizable artificial intelligence models. According to sources, a new model codenamed “Avocado” is expected to be released in the spring of 2026 and may be launched in a closed-source format (meaning Meta will strictly control and sell access to it). This move marks a significant departure from Meta’s long-standing advocacy of open source. Zuckerberg is devoting a large amount of time to a core team called TBD Lab, which, during the training of Avocado, even integrated third-party models including Google Gemma, OpenAI gpt-oss, and Alibaba Qwen. Meanwhile, Meta is making major adjustments in resource allocation, cutting investments in the metaverse and virtual reality, redirecting funds toward hardware such as AI glasses, and planning to invest $600 billion in AI infrastructure in the United States over the next three years.