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Source: The New York Times
Original Title: President Trump Wants Lower Rates. Warsh Could Have a Hard Time Delivering.
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In the statement nominating Kevin M. Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair, President Trump praised the 55-year-old former Fed governor with deep ties to Wall Street.
Trump described him as a “born protagonist” (central

Source: Artemis & Fintech Architects
Original Title: Report: Is Fintech or DeFi a better financial system?
Translation and Compilation: BitpushNews
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Introduction:
Fintech Architects, in collaboration with the Digital Financial Think Tank Artemis, has released the first KPI comparison report between Fintech and Decentralized Finance (DeFi). If you have ever been torn between Robinhood and

Author: Amrith Ramkumar, Dylan Tokar, Gina Heeb, The Wall Street Journal
Translation: Luffy, Foresight News
Original Title: Coinbase CEO Becomes Wall Street's Top Enemy
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Last week during the Davos World Economic Forum, the CEO of the largest cryptocurrency platform in the US, Coinbase, Brian

The article analyzes the relationship between ETF premium rates and capital flows, indicating that premium rates can serve as an important indicator for predicting ETF net inflows or net outflows. Through statistical data, the positive or negative changes in premium rates are clearly correlated with ETF capital movements. The author recommends combining multiple dimensions of analysis to effectively utilize premium rates, helping traders to anticipate market trends in advance.

Strong cash flow backing, hundreds of billions more in AI investment, and the market seems to be applauding the "money spending." Will this be different from the metaverse this time?

Although Microsoft's earnings report exceeded market expectations, the stock price sold off violently due to concerns about future growth, and its market value evaporated by $357 billion. The analysis pointed out that rising AI hardware costs and over-reliance on OpenAI may lead to damage to profitability. At the same time, in the face of low-cost competition, Microsoft's business model is facing challenges, and whether it can achieve profitability in the future has become the focus of investors' attention.

Fed Chair candidate Rick Rieder advocates Bitcoin as a replacement for gold, Trump states that the depreciation of the US dollar has limited impact, Tether expects profits of $15 billion in 2025. Standard Chartered warns that stablecoins could drain $500 billion in deposits, Mesh completes $75 million funding, and a White House advisor says Davos 2026 will be a key turning point for cryptocurrency normalization.

Canaan Inc. receives another Nasdaq delisting warning due to a share price below $1. This is the second warning within a year, citing reasons including the sluggish crypto market and fierce competition. Although it once achieved a high market value, its performance has continued to decline. The company plans to boost its stock price through a reverse stock split but still needs to find new opportunities to escape the predicament.

On-chain lending is undergoing product upgrades to attract capital, and low lending interest rates will stimulate demand. Lending protocols need to improve collateral asset types and protocol design. Currently, industry valuations are approaching traditional financial levels, and in the future, more reasonable growth opportunities are expected to be realized.

Written by: Pengu, GCR
Translated by: AididiaoJP, Foresight News
Original Title: Why is blockchain the ultimate answer for the large-scale implementation of humanoid robots?
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Introduction
Humans have always pursued higher efficiency and greater productivity. From the steam engine, electricity, assembly lines, and computers to today's artificial intelligence, each technological leap has brought about increased output and social prosperity, continuously reducing the barriers to value creation.
Past technological innovations have always depended on humans. The steam engine relied on workers to operate, factories required大量 labor, and even every critical part of computers depended on human involvement. These tools amplified human capabilities but never truly replaced human labor. While productivity has improved, the role of humans has remained irreplaceable.
Artificial intelligence has changed all this. For the first time in history, software can autonomously build software. Machines can independently complete code writing, testing