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Bitget launches long-term investment education initiative "TradFi Literacy: 100 Questions" to help investors build a multi-asset framework.

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Bitget has launched the long-term investor education initiative "100 Questions on TradFi General Knowledge", breaking down the traditional finance knowledge system into 100 core questions spanning six modules: financial basics, asset encyclopedia, market mechanisms, macroeconomics, risk management, and the evolution of multi-asset trading. The course leverages structured content and weekly updated educational materials, focusing on analyzing the driving logic behind stocks, commodities, interest rates, and capital flows to help traders build a cross-asset investment framework. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen noted that as financial markets grow increasingly interconnected, crypto investors need to monitor factors including interest rates, inflation, stocks, commodities, and global liquidity simultaneously. The "100 Questions on TradFi General Knowledge" initiative aims to lower the barrier to understanding traditional finance, helping users adapt to the multi-asset investment landscape where traditional and digital assets converge.

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Expectations that STRC will return to anchoring at 100 yuan are rising, with related contracts on trade.xyz hitting their open interest limit.

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BlackRock plans to integrate USDE into its investment platform with $25 trillion in assets under management.

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BlackRock plans to integrate USDE into its investment platform with $25 trillion in assets under management.

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Cantor Fitzgerald raises price targets for multiple AI stocks including Micron and MRVL

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JPMorgan: Institutional demand for perpetual contracts is limited, with more usage focused on speculative trading.

JPMorgan said that based on its conversations with clients and market participants, institutional demand for perpetual futures remains limited, with the products more widely viewed as speculative trading tools rather than alternatives to traditional derivatives. The report noted that while perpetual futures enable 24/7 trading and eliminate rollover costs, most trading activity stems from traders seeking leveraged directional exposure, not institutions with genuine hedging needs. Additionally, factors including basis risk, the absence of a term structure, insufficient physical delivery, and the lack of traditional clearing guarantees for on-chain products are constraining institutional adoption, per the report. (CoinDesk)

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Following MicroStrategy’s announcement of its new plan, Bitcoin initially rallied then pulled back, and is now once again trading below $60,000.

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