On December 15, 2025, Nasdaq formally submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), proposing to extend the trading hours of stocks and exchange-traded products (ETPs) from the current approximately 16 hours per day to 23 hours per day, five days a week (5×23 model). The new model is divided into daytime hours (4:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time) and nighttime hours (9:00 PM to 4:00 AM the next day), with a 1-hour break for system maintenance. If approved, implementation is expected in the second half of 2026. This initiative stems from the surge in demand from global investors for U.S. stocks, particularly investors in time zones like Asia, as well as the appeal of 24/7 trading in the cryptocurrency market. Nasdaq aims to compete for these capital order flows and lay the groundwork for future markets for digital assets such as tokenized securities. As asset tokenization accelerates, on-chain trading of traditional securities will inevitably become the norm.
US November Non-Farm Payroll and Unemployment Rate Data Released! 🇺🇸 Key Data (November): • Non-Farm Payrolls Added: Actual 64K (Expected 50K, Previous -105K) • Unemployment Rate: Actual 4.6% (Expected 4.5%, Previous 4.4%) Both are slightly higher than expected, bringing significant uncertainty to the market: 1. Non-Farm Higher than Expected: Indicates that the US economy is still growing moderately, and the job market is resilient. This may lead the Federal Reserve to adopt a cautious attitude towards rapid rate cuts to avoid stimulating the economy too early. 2. Unemployment Rate Higher than Expected: Risen to 4.6% (four-year high), showing that the labor market is gradually cooling, and the risk of a potential recession is rising. This further supports the Federal Reserve to continue cutting rates to guard against economic downturns. These two pieces of data create a "long-short hedge" effect: economic resilience vs. labor market weakness, making it difficult for the market to form a consistent expectation. The probability of the Federal Reserve cutting rates in January thus remains low (current market pricing below 50%). In addition, with the expectation that the Bank of Japan is set to raise rates to 0.75% this week (December 18-19), the pressure on the yen to strengthen has increased. Global stock markets experienced widespread declines yesterday, and negative sentiment has not yet been fully digested. After the data release today, the market reaction is somewhat negative, and it is not well-received. Close attention is on the evening opening trend of US stocks, and further statements from the Federal Reserve and December employment data will be more valuable for reference! #美国非农数据超预期
The Red Robe Master Immediately Comes Out to Refute the Rumors
Are the accusations of financial fraud against the 360 Group malicious defamation, or is there really a problem? Today (December 16, 2025), Zhou Hongyi (the Red Robe Master), founder of the 360 Group, personally took action and released a solemn statement on Weibo, responding to former employee Yu Hong's revelations in WeChat groups and Moments. Yu Hong claimed that she had helped Zhou Hongyi "falsify accounts by at least tens of billions" and held data, stating that the entire financial operations of 360's gaming business were "completely fraudulent," and even threatened to publicly disclose everything online. Zhou Hongyi's response was swift and direct: this is "malicious slander," the statements are "completely contrary to the facts," and 360 will pursue legal responsibility in accordance with the law.
Elon Musk has taken another step toward becoming the world's first trillionaire.
According to the latest data from Forbes, his net worth has reached $677 billion (approximately 4.78 trillion yuan), making him the first person in history to surpass a net worth of $600 billion—no one has previously reached the $500 billion threshold.
This leap is primarily due to the significant increase in SpaceX's valuation. Earlier this month, SpaceX initiated a share buyback, pushing the company's valuation to $800 billion (approximately 5.65 trillion yuan), doubling from $400 billion in August this year. Musk owns about 42% of SpaceX, and this valuation increase has added approximately $168 billion to his personal wealth. As of noon on Monday Eastern Time, his net worth officially rose to $677 billion.
A Comprehensive Understanding of Berkshire Hathaway
How a shabby textile factory turned into the most stable business empire in the world? > This is a company that started with 'not giving up' but conquered the world with 'long-termism'. After reading this, you will have a new understanding of what compound interest is, what long-term means, and what the underlying logic of a business is. 🌱 1. The story begins with a nearly bankrupt textile factory. In the 1960s, the American economy was booming, but one company was struggling: Berkshire Hathaway textile factory. Industry decline, inefficiency, and scarce orders— This company looks like it could be the next to fall.
Trading should be like a gecko, usually lying still on the wall, and as soon as a mosquito appears, it swiftly eats it, then returns to calmness, waiting for the next opportunity.
One, Hell Jokes Invaders are treated as idols; Dictators are treated as leaders; People GD are treated as People GP. Two, Earth Jokes K War, we won, the Japanese are living a good life; N War, we won, the Taiwanese are living a good life; H War, we won, the Koreans are living a good life. Three, Heaven Jokes A group of wealthy people with many wives and concubines call themselves 'the proletariat'; A group of people with thirty-year land leases and seventy-year housing leases call themselves 'the masters of the country'; A group of people who cannot afford houses, cannot get married, cannot have children, cannot go to school, cannot afford medical care, and cannot support the elderly call themselves 'the successors of the communist cause.'
Xu Xiang made 20 billion with this trading logic using 30,000. In summary for everyone: 1. The market cannot be precisely predicted. When a market trend forms, do not have too many doubts; just follow cautiously. Proper capital management and risk control are the prerequisites for all market activities. 2. The inverse pattern of long and short is like a switch. Those who shout to go long and do long trades are actually the potential short sellers; while those who are desperately bearish and shorting are precisely the potential long buyers. Looking at things from the opposite perspective makes it easier to see the essence, which is also an important thinking pattern.
Trading is a practice, and the market is complex and ever-changing. The key to trading lies in simplifying the complex and finding an exit in uncertain conditions. The path of trading has many pitfalls. Trading must be honed in real markets; experiencing counter-trends, holding onto positions, margin calls, and doubling down must be lived through to truly understand. Trading requires crossing many thresholds: technical barriers, system barriers, capital management barriers, emotional barriers, psychological barriers, and the integration of knowledge and action. Without self-improvement and honing, it is fundamentally impossible to transcend. Trading requires both sacrifice and gain. It is impossible to capture all market movements; many trading opportunities will inevitably be "missed." The most important aspect of trading is focus, concentrating on familiar territory, and only earning what belongs to oneself. In a vast river, only take a scoop. Consistency in trading execution is difficult. Achieving consistency in trading execution is the hardest part; the mentality of luck will occasionally interfere, and without a certain level of mental stability, it is fundamentally impossible to achieve. Trading behavior is a reflection of the trader; through the myriad of trading appearances, it reflects different mental states of the trader: greed, fear, obsession, regret. Only by seeking inward and cultivating the mind and nature can traders find their true selves; only then can they gradually step away from trading. $BTC $BNB
In the past 10 years, what really made the difference was not "whether to invest" but: what you invested in and whether you could hold on to it. In the next 10 years, which column do you want to stand in?
The Shanghai publicity department canceled Ayumi Hamasaki's concert, and later found that they had lost face globally, so they forced the organizers to apologize. This behavior is truly disgraceful. In fact, to put it plainly, the upper echelons' outcry against Japan this time was purely rhetoric, and unexpectedly, Shanghai misjudged the higher authorities' intentions, making the subsequent remedial measures even more obvious, akin to 'hiding silver without a clue'.
1.(Madoff: Wall Street's Money-Making Bully)(2023): Focusing on the largest Ponzi scheme in history, restoring the entire process of Madoff's $64 billion fraud over 20 years through unpublished testimonies and exclusive interviews, exposing the trust gaps and regulatory blind spots in the financial system. 2.(HSBC: The Money Laundering Empire)(2023): Exposing HSBC's years of providing money laundering channels for drug cartels and terrorist organizations, tearing apart the profit black hole and moral vacuum beneath the 'compliance facade' of international banks. 3.(Black Amber of Dark Reefs in Cryptocurrency)(2025): Using suspenseful narrative to address the chaos of Web3, tracking the capital games behind the theft of blockchain prototypes, exposing power manipulation and financial crimes under the ideal of decentralization.