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NYSE owner takes steps to bring Hyperliquid perpetual futures to U.S.
Cathie Wood’s ARK buys the dip on Robinhood in its largest purchase in 6 months after 23% slump
Cathie Wood’s ARK buys the dip on Robinhood in its largest purchase in 6 months after 23% slump
Bermuda taps WalletConnect to advance its onchain economy plan
Bermuda taps WalletConnect to advance its onchain economy plan
Former Swift CEO joins stablecoin firm OpenTrade as chairman
Former Swift CEO joins stablecoin firm OpenTrade as chairman
Mystery Wall Street Journal ad sparks new fight over tokenized stocks
Mystery Wall Street Journal ad sparks new fight over tokenized stocks
Analysis: Anthropic's IPO could ignite a rally in AI stocks
According to Biji.com, analysts suggest that Anthropic's IPO could ignite a rebound in AI stocks, with short bets on tech stocks surging. Wall Street's recent risk-averse sentiment toward equities may create conditions for a strong market rebound. If Anthropic's IPO rekindles investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, tech stocks in particular could be poised for a rally. Data from Deutsche Bank shows that investors have reduced equity exposure to levels consistent with historical norms, with active investors' exposure to U.S. stocks falling to the lowest level in more than a month, and funds employing computer-driven trading strategies also cutting their positions. Once market confidence recovers, there is still room for a new round of buying. Hedge funds have acted more aggressively, increasingly betting on falling stock prices. Goldman Sachs Group said that this month, for every $1 of stock its hedge fund clients bought, they shorted about $5 of stock. The firm's records show that the scale of hedge funds borrowing funds to bet on falling prices is near the highest level in five years. If the stock market subsequently strengthens, these short bets could become a booster for gains, forcing investors betting on declines to buy stocks to close out their positions.
Amp gives AI agents a cloud Mac: 30-second startup, compile and test iOS apps on their own.
Amp has launched macOS satellites, allowing AI Agents to automatically compile, run, and test iOS and macOS applications on cloud-based Macs. The cloud Macs come preinstalled with Xcode and simulators, and the company says they can start up in about 30 seconds. When an Agent modifies code on Linux, it only calls on the Mac when compilation and testing are needed; test screens, logs, and screen recordings are sent back to Amp, and users can also take over the Mac desktop directly. The cloud Macs are offered in two configurations: 6-core CPU with 14GB of memory for $2 per hour, and 12-core with 28GB for $4 per hour. After a task ends, the Mac is retained for another 20 minutes so the compilation cache can continue to be used, and billing continues based on runtime during that period, after which it is automatically destroyed. The feature is currently in beta and requires joining a waitlist.
The protocol reported $66.167 million in fees over the past 24 hours.
According to data from Bijie.com: within the scope, the protocol's fees over the past 24 hours amounted to $66.167 million, an increase of 1.93% compared with the previous statistical period using the same methodology.
Microsoft plans to raise at least $25 billion through a U.S. bond offering.
According to CoinWorld news, market sources say Microsoft (MSFT.O) plans to raise at least $25 billion through a U.S. bond issuance.
AMD off-exchange short sale volume ratio reported at 56.03%
CoinWorld US stock data: AMD's off-exchange short selling volume accounted for 56.03% of the total that day. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, it rose by 4.0487 percentage points; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days earlier, it fell by 0.7885 percentage points.