Recently, the US stock market has been hitting historical highs, and the reasons behind it are quite direct yet subtle. I think it can be understood from two core points: economy and Liquidity.
Let's talk about the economy first. The United States has not yet entered a recession, and the overall situation is quite stable. Corporate profits are good, and consumer demand remains active, which has provided a solid foundation for the stock market. In other words, the rise in U.S. stocks is not just due to high market enthusiasm; the economic fundamentals can truly support it.
Looking at liquidity

Many times, when we encounter difficulties, we tend to impose limits on ourselves, always thinking "I can't do it", "I'm not capable", "this is not suitable for me". However, in reality, what truly determines how far you can go is not what you can do now, but your attitude towards your abilities. Abilities are not fixed; they can be shaped as long as you are willing to learn and try.
When faced with problems, some people choose to avoid them, but those with a growth mindset are not like this. They have their own set of logic:
If I can't do it now, I'll go learn; if I still can't do it after le

I've been in the crypto world for so many years, and in the end, I only have a list left.
After rolling in the crypto world for a long time, you will discover a pattern:
Most new concepts come quickly and go quickly.
GameFi, DeFi, AI+Crypto... one by one they were praised to the skies, and then slowly no one mentioned them.
In the end, there are not many benchmarks that can truly remain.
So my list is very simple, small enough to memorize directly.
Gold: The Last Trump Card
I hold gold just to hedge against extreme situations.
It's not about getting rich quickly, but rather having a "lifesaver

The Paradox of InfoFi: A Collective Self-Deception
In the current InfoFi track, almost all platforms are doing the same thing:
Use algorithms to detect and limit, to determine whether an article is written by AI.
They regard this as a "firewall of order," believing that as long as this barrier is maintained, it can protect the so-called "uniqueness of humanity."
But the problem is that such efforts are essentially a form of collective self-deception.
1. The restriction mechanism is, in itself, a form of training mechanism.
Algorithm detection may seem like a constraint, but in reality, it is r

Did you know that when looking at financial reports, 90% of the content is actually noise? The only two things worth focusing on are facts and commitments. But strangely, most people tend to fixate on those "opinions" and "expectations." Why is that? Ultimately, it comes down to psychological reasons.
People are born to like listening to stories and have a bit of fantasy about the future. Perspectives are like stories, filled with emotions and colors, making you feel "this company has a sense of future." Expectations are even more exaggerated; a prediction from the management, even without any

Recently, some people have started saying that the U.S. is entering an economic recession, so I would like to share some basic knowledge with everyone.
When it comes to the recession of the American economy, there are often misunderstandings. First of all, the official determination of a recession in the U.S. is not something that anyone can decide, nor can it be casually announced by the President or Congress. This authority belongs to an organization called NBER @nberpubs, which stands for the National Bureau of Economic Research. It is a private non-profit organization that independently as

I have always believed that "Unity of Knowledge and Action" is not just a nice slogan, but rather the most realistic survival logic. To put it bluntly, thinking alone is useless; only by truly taking action does it count. You may think you understand, but if you haven't actually done it, you really don't understand at all.
Why do many people go to big cities to make their way? It's not because life there is comfortable, but because there are more opportunities and challenges. Capitalists dare to take risks because they can afford to fail; while ordinary people often do not dare to take that st

Cryptocurrency Trading and stock trading, in fact, is not just for making money; it is more like a lifestyle and a way of thinking. If you have a fren around you who can make stable profits in the market for a long time, such a person is truly worth building a deep relationship with.
Why do I say that? First of all, they must be very thorough and meticulous in what they do. Those who can survive in such a high-risk market definitely know how to assess risks and returns, and will not act impulsively. This habit in life also reflects a person who can help you think things through.
Secondly, thei

The US retail data for July has been released. At first glance, the month-on-month change is +0.5%, which is slightly lower than the expected 0.6%, and it seems a bit disappointing.
But the key point is that the June data was significantly revised up to 0.9%. It's like having a more stable first step, and the second step didn't falter either. For traders, this is not "dull data," but an added bonus for bullish confidence.
Data breakdown: Consumer resilience is surprisingly strong.
Core retail (excluding autos and gas prices): +0.2% → Steady rise in daily consumption supports corporate profit e

You may all know that the company holding the most Bitcoin in the public market is @MicroStrategy, with the stock code $MSTR. They currently hold about 629,000 $BTC. This company treats Bitcoin as a treasury asset and has almost continuously bought in over the years, which is a typical case of what is commonly referred to as "corporate Bitcoin treasury."
However, speaking of Ethereum, I found that many people actually do not know who holds the most. The answer is a company called BitMine Immersion (BMNR). In just about 35 days, they increased their holdings from zero to 833,000 $ETH, with a ma

Seeing Through the Truth of U.S. Economic Data: Using "Time Lag" to Unmask False Prosperity
Recently, many people have asked me: "Can the economic data released by the US government be trusted? Could it be manipulated?"
My core idea is very simple: don't just look at single data; it should be compared within the entire time series.
The economic data of the United States is divided into three categories:
The first category is Leading Data.
For example, ISM Manufacturing PMI and money supply act like a "trailer" that informs you about the possible direction of the economy 3 to 9 months in advanc

$BIO recently saw a surge in market activity due to the launch of the staking feature on the Ethereum mainnet. The daily trading volume skyrocketed to 470 million USD, with an increase of over 70%, and the number of active on-chain addresses surged by 370%. By staking, holders can earn BioXP points and participate in the issuance of high-quality projects in Ignition Sales, greatly enhancing the intrinsic value of the token. The current price is 0.12 USD, and given the future potential of the DeSci industry, BIO has significant potential for a tenfold increase. This is the best time to enter, a

$BIO has attracted significant market attention due to its innovative staking mechanism. The staking feature allows users to lock up their positions to earn BioXP points, prioritize participation in new projects, and activate the ecosystem's dynamics. In August, the price once rose over 70%, with trading volume soaring, indicating strong capital inflow momentum. As an important asset in the field of decentralization science, BIO has enormous potential for future price increases. The current price point of $0.12 is a key node for investors to seize the opportunity, with a future target of ten t