US government backed chip startup xLight plans to raise $350 million in funding

Click on the link to enter the meeting: https://meeting.tencent.com/p/9006587145 Last week's knife was cut with "FOMC resolution+press conference wording"; Today's knife is called the 'liquidity aftermath after cutting' - the risk-free interest rate remains unchanged for a longer period of time, the US dollar is strong, ETF funds cannot flow back, and on chain/exchange supply is still leaking out. The market can only be barely sustained by 'selling pressure exhaustion+short order replenishment', and a little bit of bearish headlines can give another kick. The two most likely "illusions" to appear today -Shrinking horizontally to stabilize: like building a bottom, but actually just waiting for the next trigger point to wash the leverage again -Suddenly rushing up to attract people: It's not like the bull has returned, it's more like eating up chasing long pending orders as liquidity, and then withdrawing to trap people Tonight's live broadcast, I will only do three things (without shouting 'rise and fall'): 1. Teach you to recognize: when is a rebound worth following, and when is it just a "short order replenishment+liquidity filling" 2. Provide a set of "FOMC Aftershock Survival Framework": how to close positions, how to place stop losses, and when to be an audience hero 3. You use barrage to shake off your position/strategy, and I will judge in person: are you taking structure or just not wanting to lose 👉 The broadcast will start at 8 pm tonight. The aftershock period is not sexy, but only those who survive can see the true direction of the next round. Disclaimer: The above content only represents the author's personal opinion and is intended to assist investors in understanding information related to the capital market. It does not constitute any investment advice and does not represent the position or viewpoint of AiCoin. The market is risky and investments should be made with caution.

US Treasury Secretary Besson stated that it is expected that the US deficit as a percentage of GDP will fall below 4% by the end of Trump's term.

US Treasury Secretary Besson stated that it is expected that US GDP growth will reach or exceed 3% this year.

US Treasury Secretary Besson stated that high GDP growth can be achieved without triggering traditional inflation.

US Treasury Secretary Besson stated that no one should make dot matrix predictions.