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$USDC The weekend ahead brings fresh attention to $USDC as investors search for stability amid macro confusion. With the Senate’s approval of the GENIUS Act, which sets a path for federally regulated stablecoins, USDC just became far more credible as a safe‑asset destination
#tradingOpraration Trading firms buy and sell financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, and derivatives.
They make a profit by exploiting the price differences in these assets across different markets, a practice known as arbitrage.
They act like an additional buyer and seller in the financial markets, ensuring that buyers and sellers can always find a transaction partner.
They provide liquidity: Imagine you're at a music festival and you want to sell your extra ticket. If there's only one buyer (low liquidity), you might have to sell at a lower price. But if there are lots of buyers (high liquidity), you can get a better deal. Trading firms are like these buyers, always ready to buy and sell.
They make a profit by exploiting the price differences in these assets across different markets, a practice known as arbitrage.
They act like an additional buyer and seller in the financial markets, ensuring that buyers and sellers can always find a transaction partner.
They provide liquidity: Imagine you're at a music festival and you want to sell your extra ticket. If there's only one buyer (low liquidity), you might have to sell at a lower price. But if there are lots of buyers (high liquidity), you can get a better deal. Trading firms are like these buyers, always ready to buy and sell.
#Trading firms buy and sell financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, and derivatives.
They make a profit by exploiting the price differences in these assets across different markets, a practice known as arbitrage.
By buying and selling things on the financial markets, trading firms keep the markets moving. In fact, they're so important, they're called market makers. This means:
They act like an additional buyer and seller in the financial markets, ensuring that buyers and sellers can always find a transaction partner.
They provide liquidity: Imagine you're at a music festival and you want to sell your extra ticket. If there's only one buyer (low liquidity), you might have to sell at a lower price. But if there are lots of buyers (high liquidity), you can get a better deal. Trading firms are like these buyers, always ready to buy and sell.
They make a profit by exploiting the price differences in these assets across different markets, a practice known as arbitrage.
By buying and selling things on the financial markets, trading firms keep the markets moving. In fact, they're so important, they're called market makers. This means:
They act like an additional buyer and seller in the financial markets, ensuring that buyers and sellers can always find a transaction partner.
They provide liquidity: Imagine you're at a music festival and you want to sell your extra ticket. If there's only one buyer (low liquidity), you might have to sell at a lower price. But if there are lots of buyers (high liquidity), you can get a better deal. Trading firms are like these buyers, always ready to buy and sell.
#PowellRemarks The Federal Reserve kept a steady hand on interest rates, maintaining them at their target range of 4.25% to 4.5%.
The central bank is calling for two rate cuts this year, but policymakers see higher inflation. They have also cut their outlook for gross domestic product.
At his press conference, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that policymakers are "well positioned to wait" before moving further on rates. He also said that "we're beginning to see some effects" of tariffs on inflation.
While speaking about the sustained strength in the labor market, Powell added that he sees no signs in the near term that the U.S. economy will weaken.
"The U.S. economy has defied all kinds of forecasts for it to weaken, really over the last three years, and it's been remarkable to see … again and again when people think it's going to weaken out. Eventually it will, but we don't see signs of that now," he said.
The central bank is calling for two rate cuts this year, but policymakers see higher inflation. They have also cut their outlook for gross domestic product.
At his press conference, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that policymakers are "well positioned to wait" before moving further on rates. He also said that "we're beginning to see some effects" of tariffs on inflation.
While speaking about the sustained strength in the labor market, Powell added that he sees no signs in the near term that the U.S. economy will weaken.
"The U.S. economy has defied all kinds of forecasts for it to weaken, really over the last three years, and it's been remarkable to see … again and again when people think it's going to weaken out. Eventually it will, but we don't see signs of that now," he said.
#CryptoStocks The latest narrative to emerge in the crypto space is the wild success of many publicly traded crypto-related companies – netting blockchain stock investors mega gains. The most recent being USDC-issuer, Circle crypto and its CRCL stock – it is up around 530% since going public on June 4, 2025.
CRCL is the latest success story after Japanese investment firm Meta Planet (MTPLF) surged over 600% in a year following its pivot to Bitcoin accumulation, following the playbook of Michael Saylor’s Strategy.
CRCL is the latest success story after Japanese investment firm Meta Planet (MTPLF) surged over 600% in a year following its pivot to Bitcoin accumulation, following the playbook of Michael Saylor’s Strategy.
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