The title of "a country of speculating on coins" is well-deserved! The central bank of South Korea: more than 30% of South Koreans Hold Cryptos.
① The number of "crypto traders" in South Korea has surged, with over 15.59 million cryptocurrency investors in November, accounting for more than 30% of the total population; ② The reason behind this may be the sharp rise in Bitcoin prices and optimistic market sentiment after Trump won the USA election; ③ The total cryptocurrency holdings and daily trading volume of the South Korean public have significantly increased, with trading volume now approaching stock market levels.
Buckle up! Wells Fargo & Co: The U.S. stock market and the economy are disconnected and are about to correct after this year's "surge."
① Wells Fargo & Co warns that the optimistic rebound of the US stock market after the election may lead to a short-term "hangover," and the S&P 500 Index could fall by 7%. ② The report points out that the disconnection between the US stock market and the economy is worsening, with economic data being tepid, yet stock indices are rebounding and rising.
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The biggest winners in the US stock market technology sector this year are led by AppLovin, with MSTR, Palantir, and Robinhood all surpassing NVIDIA.
AppLovin successfully transformed into an AI advertising engine, ranking first among technology stocks with an astonishing increase of 758%. Additionally, MicroStrategy's bets on Bitcoin, Palantir's AI-enhanced data analysis, and Robinhood's booming cryptocurrency trading business achieved increases of 467%, 380%, and 210%, respectively, surpassing NVIDIA.
ChatGPT experienced its second outage this month, and OpenAI stated that the issue originated from the "upstream supplier."
OpenAI stated that a large-scale outage began at 11 a.m. Eastern Time on the 26th. Microsoft, the exclusive Cloud Computing Service provider for OpenAI, reported on the same day that one of its Datacenters encountered "power issues," primarily affecting users in North America.