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Starbucks Raises Full-Year Profit and Sales Forecasts; Stock Price Jumps in After-Hours Trading
Starbucks raised its full-year earnings and sales outlook for fiscal 2026 after reporting its fourth consecutive quarter of same-store sales growth. The company now expects adjusted earnings per share
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged; the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries plummeted; gold rose more than 1.2%; and the Nasdaq Composites turned positive.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced on July 29, Eastern Time, that it would keep the target range for the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.50% to 3.75%.This marks the fifth consecutive
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Apple Shares Hit Record High
Apple's stock has reached new all-time highs, even as broader tech names and momentum plays have faltered. CNBC notes that options pricing implies a modest 3.8% post-earnings move. Trader Mike Khouw s
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SoFi stock drops despite earnings beat, as investors disappointed by restrained guidance
SoFi's stock dropped after its earnings report, despite the neobank exceeding profit expectations. Investors were reportedly disappointed by the company's restrained guidance for future performance.
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MicroStrategy has suspended purchases of Bitcoin for five weeks and, for the first time, indicated that it may sell Bitcoin to repurchase preferred stock.
U.S. business intelligence company MicroStrategy has not purchased any Bitcoin for five consecutive weeks, marking its longest hiatus in nearly two years. Last week, the company spent $25 million to r
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Boston Scientific beats second quarter expectations, raises full-year outlook
Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX), a medical device company, reported second-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations for revenue and adjusted earnings, and raised its full-year sales outlook. T
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Microsoft to Report Earnings, Investors Eye Capital Spending Plans
Microsoft is scheduled to report its fiscal fourth-quarter results after the bell today. Investors will closely watch whether the tech giant raises its capital expenditure forecast for data center exp
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Humana stock falls despite beating earnings expectations
Shares of U.S. health insurance giant Humana are falling, even after the company reported earnings that surpassed analysts' expectations.
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US Clarity Act, a key crypto bill, faces obstacles in Senate due to Trump's crypto ventures and banks' objections
The U.S. Clarity Act, a significant cryptocurrency bill, is reportedly facing obstacles in the full Senate. Its progress in May had previously contributed to a rise in Bitcoin's price. The current cha
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U.S. Stocks Extend Fall, S&P 500 Down 1.00%
U.S. stocks extended their fall, with the S&P 500 index down 1.00%.
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Analysis suggests Nvidia (NVDA) could reach $325 by 2027, citing strong Q1 FY27 revenue of $81.6 billion and catalysts like the Vera Rubin launch and a $500 billion AI financing platform.
Despite trading 28% below its 52-week high, Nvidia posted Q1 FY27 revenue of $81.6 billion, an 85% year-over-year increase, with Q2 FY27 guidance set at $91 billion. The analysis notes Nvidia's curren
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OpenAI's Brad Lightcap Says He Will Be Leaving OpenAI
OpenAI's Brad Lightcap Says He Will Be Leaving OpenAI
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NIQ Global Intelligence stock surges 37% after Q2 earnings beat forecasts and full-year outlook raised
NIQ Global Intelligence (NYSE: NIQ) reported non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.27 on sales of $1.12 billion in Q2, exceeding average analyst targets by $0.07 and $10 million respectively. Following th
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Financial commentator Cramer said Intel may be prepared, and called NVIDIA's funding push "very positive."
Financial commentator Cramer said Intel may be prepared, and called NVIDIA's funding push "very positive."
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Sea Limited (SE) Q2 revenue of US$7.8 billion exceeded expectations, and its stock price once surged by 14.8% during intraday trading on Tuesday.
Sea Limited announced its second-quarter earnings, with revenue increasing by 48% year-over-year to $7.8 billion, surpassing analysts' expectations of $7.1 billion. Although adjusted earnings per shar
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Bank of America reiterates Buy rating on Onsemi (ON) but slashes price target to $120 from $138, despite the chipmaker reporting Q2 sales and profit surge
Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya maintained a "Buy" rating on Onsemi but lowered the firm's price objective, citing a lower valuation multiple (20 times estimated 2028 earnings, down from 32 times 2
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Bitcoin drops to one-week low as retail investors buy gold at its highest prices since June
Bitcoin's price action sank to one-week lows, while retail investors increased their holdings in gold ETFs, pushing XAU/USD to its highest levels since June.
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The U.S. SEC is considering directly funding a controversial market tracking database, after Citadel Securities won a lawsuit last year challenging its funding method.
The U.S. SEC is considering directly funding a controversial market tracking database, after Citadel Securities won a lawsuit last year challenging its funding method.
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Fed's Goolsbee: Biggest Problem Facing the Economy Is Inflation
Fed's Goolsbee: Biggest Problem Facing the Economy Is Inflation
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AI startup Manus to resume independent operations after China's NDRC forced Meta to unwind its $2 billion acquisition
AI startup Manus announced it will soon resume operating as an independent company. This follows a demand from China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) in April for Meta to unwind its
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Bitcoin ETFs See Highest Weekly Net Inflows Since April: How Do Supply and Demand Changes Impact the Market?
The U.S. Bitcoin Bitcoin ETF market has been active recently, with cumulative net inflows reaching approximately $52.18 billion and total assets under management nearing $79.5 billion as of August 8, 2026. Notably, recent weekly net inflows hit approximately $853.54 million, the highest level since April 2026. This article will delve into the sustained demand for Bitcoin ETFs, the impact of the 2024 Bitcoin event on supply, and how institutional investor behavior is collectively reshaping Bitcoin's supply and demand landscape, while also analyzing market expectations for future price trends.
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Bitcoin vs. Gold: The Battle of Safe-Haven Assets in the Digital Age
In times of economic uncertainty, gold has long been regarded as a traditional safe-haven asset, while Bitcoin has rapidly emerged as "digital gold." This article will delve into the similarities and differences between Bitcoin and gold in terms of scarcity, volatility, decentralization, portability, and market performance. Combining institutional perspectives and the latest data, it will analyze whether Bitcoin can surpass gold to become a superior safe-haven asset, and the challenges facing its safe-haven narrative.
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The Current State of Virtual Currency Trading Platforms in Mainland China: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Complete Ban and Regulatory Policies
Since 2021, mainland China has completely banned the operation of virtual currency trading platforms and related businesses, with any domestic provision of virtual currency services being classified as illegal financial activity. This article provides an in-depth analysis of mainland China's strict regulatory policies, including the latest developments in 2025 and 2026, and points out the differences in legal risks between individuals holding virtual currencies and participating in transactions. Although some global trading platforms are still used by some mainland Chinese users through unofficial channels, this behavior carries significant legal risks.
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DeFi Tokens Outperformed Bitcoin in Q2 2026, Can the Rally Continue?
In Q2 2026, DeFi tokens demonstrated remarkable resilience, falling by only about 4% in June, while Bitcoin plummeted by 22% during the same period, with a Q2 return of -13.4%. Despite record-breaking hacks in the DeFi sector, the tokenization value and deposits of Real World Assets (RWA) reached new highs. Investor focus on DeFi is shifting towards fundamentals and "real yield," sparking discussions on whether this trend can be sustained, as macroeconomic pressures and security risks remain potential challenges.
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Is 150,000 RMB worth of Bitcoin a scam? Beware of trading traps far below market price
Regarding the question "Is 150,000 RMB for Bitcoin a scam?", given that the market price of Bitcoin as of August 10, 2026, is significantly higher than this, any offer to sell one Bitcoin for 150,000 RMB is highly likely to be a scam. This article will delve into the nature of Bitcoin, its legal status globally and in mainland China, and analyze the controversy surrounding its "Ponzi scheme" allegations. Concurrently, the article will reveal common types of cryptocurrency scams and provide practical prevention advice to help readers identify risks and avoid falling into traps.
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Bitcoin Trading Platform Analysis: An Overview of Mainstream Global Cryptocurrency Exchanges
This article aims to provide global readers with an overview of mainstream Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency trading platforms. We will introduce the features, advantages, supported assets, and fee structures of several well-known exchanges to help you understand the positioning and services of different platforms, enabling you to make choices based on your own needs. Please note that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and investments should be made with caution.
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Analysis of Mainstream Global Blockchain Platforms and Cryptocurrency Trading Applications
This article provides an in-depth analysis of influential blockchain underlying platforms globally, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana, elaborating on their core technical features and application scenarios. Concurrently, the article introduces mainstream cryptocurrency trading platforms such as Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken, analyzing key factors to consider when choosing a trading application, such as security, compliance, user experience, and liquidity, aiming to help readers better understand and select blockchain services and trading tools that suit their needs.
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<p>Current Status of Bitcoin Trading in Mainland China and an Overview of Major Global Cryptocurrency Platforms</p>
Mainland China has imposed a strict ban on virtual currency transactions, classifying related business activities as illegal financial activities. Nevertheless, numerous mainstream cryptocurrency trading platforms globally continue to offer services to international users. This article will delve into the regulatory environment in mainland China and provide an overview of leading global Bitcoin trading platforms, emphasizing the potential risks of engaging in transactions in restricted regions.
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China Has No Legal Bitcoin Trading Platforms: Policy Interpretation and Potential Risks
Since September 2021, mainland China has completely banned virtual currency trading and related activities, and there are no legal trading platforms within its borders. While owning Bitcoin itself is not illegal, any form of trading activity is considered an illegal financial activity, and overseas platforms providing services to domestic residents are also prohibited. Chinese mainland users attempting to trade through overseas platforms face severe legal and financial risks, including fines and even criminal liability.
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Decentralized Currency vs. Centralized Currency: Core Differences and Impacts
Decentralized currency and centralized currency represent two fundamentally different financial paradigms. Centralized currencies, such as fiat money, are issued and managed by governments and central banks, relying on traditional financial systems. They offer relative stability and strict regulation but carry the risk of single points of failure. Decentralized currencies, such as Bitcoin, are based on blockchain technology and do not rely on any central authority. Their value is determined by market supply and demand, offering greater user control and privacy, but they come with high volatility and regulatory challenges. Understanding the core differences between the two helps in grasping the evolving direction of the global monetary system.
Riot Platforms Summary
The company's financial performance is intrinsically linked to the dynamics of the Bitcoin network and the broader energy market. Key drivers for its revenue and profitability include the market price of Bitcoin, the global network hashrate (which determines mining difficulty), and its operational efficiency, particularly its energy costs. Consequently, the stock's valuation often reflects investor sentiment on the future of Bitcoin, the company's ability to scale its mining capacity, and its effectiveness in managing operational expenses.
For cryptocurrency investors, RIOT stock offers a proxy for exposure to the Bitcoin ecosystem within a regulated equity market framework. Unlike holding Bitcoin directly, investing in Riot is an investment in the underlying infrastructure and business operations of mining. The stock's price is highly correlated with Bitcoin's price movements but also carries equity-specific risks, including operational challenges, corporate governance, regulatory changes in the mining sector, and general stock market volatility. It is often viewed as a leveraged play on the price of Bitcoin.
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