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Cryptocurrency derivatives exchange FTX received capital injection from Softbank Corp. Sequoia and others. The 29-year-old founder is worth 8.7 billion US dollars.
FTX, the cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, announced on Tuesday that it had completed a $900m round of financing, valuing the company at $18 billion. This round of financing has attracted the participation of a number of celebrities and institutions, including son's Softbank Corp. Group, hedge fund bosses Paul Tudor Jones and Sequoia Capital. It is estimated that this makes the 29-year-old founder of the exchange, Bankman-Fried, worth $8.7 billion. "I am deeply honored by the support we have received," he said in a statement. This is our first large-scale financing, but through it, we have formed a group of very valuable cooperation.
Powell continues to release pigeons! Former Treasury Secretary Nuqin objected: the Fed should start to scale back its bond purchases.
Original title: Powell continues to play "dove"! Former Treasury Secretary Nuqin objected: the Fed should start to scale back its bond purchases. Source: after FX168 in the United States in June CPI and PPI continued to exceed expectations, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's latest statement still adheres to the temporary theory of inflation, but the former US Treasury Secretary disagrees with this, believing that the Fed should immediately scale back its asset purchases (taper). Steven Mnuchin, a former Treasury Secretary in the administration of Donald Trump (Donald Trump), said on Wednesday that the Fed should begin to reduce its purchases of treasury bonds and
At the end of the day, US stocks fell slightly and technology stocks led the decline.
In the early morning of the 4th Beijing time, US stocks fell slightly late Thursday, with technology stocks leading the way. The market is assessing the tense international geopolitical situation with US job market data and is awaiting tomorrow's non-farm payrolls report. The Dow fell 25.41 points, or 0.07%, to 34574.97; the Nasdaq fell 128.73 points, or 0.94%, to 13627.60; and the S & P 500 fell 14.08 points, or 0.33%, to 4194.04. In view of the threat of sanctions from the United States, Russia's finance minister announced on Wednesday that the country is prepared to pay in its national wealth fund (NWF).
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