Forwarded from Middle East Spectator — MES
— ❗️🇮🇱/🇺🇸/🇮🇷 BREAKING: The United States and Israel are discussing the option of striking Iran's oil infrastructure in the Persian Gulf – Bloomberg
@Middle_East_Spectator
@Middle_East_Spectator
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Forwarded from Wu Blockchain News
Grayscale announced the launch of the Aave Fund. Aave is a decentralized lending platform based on Ethereum that allows users to use other cryptocurrencies as collateral for automated borrowing, while also earning interest by lending cryptocurrencies. — link
Forwarded from Wu Blockchain News
Glassnode: Since early January, the result shows that a non-trivial 4% to 5% of the overall net capital inflow to the Bitcoin market can be associated with coins flowing into US Spot ETFs. The cost basis of these instruments ranges from $54.9k to $59.1k. This cost-basis model can then approximate a break-even point for ETF investors as a gauge for psychological stress points based on their unrealized profit/loss. — link
Crypto Mumbles
putting a hedge short on my remaining sui holdings
paying off immediately
thankfully got in before the red candle
thankfully got in before the red candle
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Crypto Mumbles
putting a hedge short on my remaining sui holdings
released remaining holdings, going net short to swing down
looks like it has accumulated a lot of weight on the run up
looks like it has accumulated a lot of weight on the run up
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Forwarded from Wu Blockchain News
Of the 62 airdrops analyzed by Keyrock, only 8 had positive returns after 90 days — 4 on Ethereum and 4 on Solana. Tokens that launched with high FDV suffered the biggest price drops. Success: Drift launched with only $56 million; failure: ZKLend has seen its value plummet by 95%. Read more — link
Forwarded from Gong Jiao Wei 巩娇玮
Forwarded from Leviathan News
Hyperliquid tops decentralized perpetual swap platforms, hitting $1.39 billion in daily trading volume. - The Block
Forwarded from Wu Blockchain News
The U.S. unemployment rate in September was recorded at 4.1%, lower than the expected 4.2%, and the previous value was 4.2%. The seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls in the U.S. for September were recorded at 254,000, significantly higher than the expected 140,000.
Forwarded from infinityhedge
*US SEPT. NONFARM PAYROLLS +254K; EST. +150K
*US SEPT. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 4.1%; EST. 4.2%
*US AUG PAYROLLS REVISED TO +159K; JUL REVISED TO +144K
*US SEPT. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 4.1%; EST. 4.2%
*US AUG PAYROLLS REVISED TO +159K; JUL REVISED TO +144K
decided to write this short piece after coming across some tweets today
its something i've shared w friends before and they've found it useful too
https://medium.com/@dpycm/the-glass-of-wealth-1140df3a8057
its something i've shared w friends before and they've found it useful too
https://medium.com/@dpycm/the-glass-of-wealth-1140df3a8057
Medium
The Glass of Wealth
How wealth depends on the glass holding it
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Forwarded from Walter Bloomberg
SEPTEMBER PAYROLLS COULD BE REVISED LOWER
The surprising increase in payrolls is likely to be revised lower, Pantheon's Samuel Tombs says in a note about today's 254,000 print, an increase from August's 159,000 that beat estimates of 150,000. The spike "goes against the grain of a wide range of indicators pointing to a continued pullback in hiring," Tombs says, adding that only 62% of the businesses in the sample filed responses on time for the estimate, down from 68% a year ago. "We think that small businesses are disproportionately late responders and are cutting back on hiring more than large businesses."
(@WalterBloomberg)
The surprising increase in payrolls is likely to be revised lower, Pantheon's Samuel Tombs says in a note about today's 254,000 print, an increase from August's 159,000 that beat estimates of 150,000. The spike "goes against the grain of a wide range of indicators pointing to a continued pullback in hiring," Tombs says, adding that only 62% of the businesses in the sample filed responses on time for the estimate, down from 68% a year ago. "We think that small businesses are disproportionately late responders and are cutting back on hiring more than large businesses."
(@WalterBloomberg)