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Here's some good news: STRC has risen to 89.

Last night's summary:
Last night, the Fed was not "dovish pause," but rather a hawkish pause.
Key points:
1. Interest rates unchanged
The FOMC unanimously decided to keep the federal funds rate at 3.50%–3.75%.
2. Inflation becomes the main focus again
The statement said inflation remains above the 2% target, partly due to supply shocks, especially energy and other price pressures. The SEP significantly raised the inflation forecast for 2026:
• PCE: 2.7% → 3.6%
• Core PCE: 2.7% → 3.3%
3. The economy is not weak enough to justify rate cuts
The Fed believes the economy is still expanding at a

Aster吸血spaceX了

Here's a bad joke: SBF in prison says he's launching a new project...

I'll translate: CZ said HYPE钻 has regulatory loopholes, Big Orange mentioned it last year. 🙄

You didn't buy Robinhood, right?

From today (June 15, 2026) until the next halving, Bitcoin will still produce about 301,000 BTC.
MicroStrategy will probably be able to take in around 150,000 more, and the other 150,000 will need to be taken in by other people and institutions.
Once those 300,000 are dealt with, things will be better from then on, and the road ahead will be better too.

Is this a bit too much? Is the Hong Kong stock market that abstract?

Traditional finance isn’t any better than the crypto world either—there are even four of them, and some are as much as three times more than Robinhood. So should we start by blaming the crypto world for everything, or would it be better to just put the money in your pocket in the first place?
On the other hand, what if SPACEX breaks below the offering price at the open—would you still be thanking the crypto world then?

Elon Musk's personal net worth has exceeded one trillion dollars.

Bitcoin sucked SpaceX dry.

It seems that pre-market pricing in the cryptocurrency world is very effective.

Gold and silver chatter endlessly, while Bitcoin and Ethereum remain steady as old dogs.