Emerging Markets

On April 28th, Manhattan prosecutor Damian Williams stated in a statement that during Thursday\’s hearing, Cooper Morgenthau, the former chief financial officer of two special purpo

On April 22nd, according to Blockworks Research data, Tether\’s stable currency market share has reached 63%, the highest point in two years. In addition, USDT\’s market value hit $8

According to reports, Binance Charity, a charity under the cryptocurrency trading platform Binance, has announced a partnership with venture capital firm Mercy Corps Ventures to pr

According to reports, the cryptocurrency exchange ByBit announced that it has opened a global headquarters in Dubai. Bybit CEO and co-founder Ben Zhou stated that as one of the mos

According to reports, the bond market OPNX platform founded by Zhu Su et al. performed poorly on its first day of launch, with spot and perpetual derivative trading volumes of only

According to reports, a research report released by venture capital company Electric Capital shows that in the past five years, the United States has lost 2% of its market share in

According to reports, Larry Fink, CEO of global asset management giant BlackRock, stated in his latest annual investor letter that very interesting developments are taking place in the field of digital assets, and many emerging markets, such as India, Brazil, and parts of Africa, are witnessing significant progress in digital payments, reducing costs, and promoting financial inclusion. In contrast, many developed markets, including the United States, lag behind in innovation, resulting in much higher payment costs. Larry Fink also predicted that the Federal Reserve would continue to focus on fighting inflation and increasing interest rates, and that the current banking crisis will place greater emphasis on the role of capital markets. He explained, “As banks may be subject to more restrictions on lending, or as their customers realize that these assets and liabilities do not match, I expect they may turn to the capital markets for financing.” (Blackrock) BlackRock CEO: Backward digital asset innovation in developed markets such as the…

According to reports, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink pointed out several trends in digital assets in his annual letter to shareholders on Wednesday. Fink said that in addition to the media’s “obsession” with Bitcoin and the collapse of FTX, BlackRock has several areas of interest. In many emerging markets such as India, Brazil, and parts of Africa, we are witnessing significant advances in digital payments, reducing costs, and promoting financial inclusion. As for the asset management industry, the operational potential of digital asset underlying technology may generate exciting applications. BlackRock CEO: Tokenization of asset classes can improve the efficiency of the capital market Analysis based on this information:In his annual letter to shareholders, Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, discussed the current trends and potential of digital assets. While many have been focused on the media’s “obsession” with Bitcoin and the recent collapse of FTX, Fink pointed out that there are other important areas of interest. One trend that Fink highlighted…

According to reports, according to Cuy Sheffield, the head of encryption at Visa, a payment giant, who disclosed data on social media, Wave Field has been wide…

According to the news, Gabor Gurbacs, director of digital asset strategy of VanEck, an investment management company in New York, said on social media that som…

It is reported that the encryption investment institution Mercy Corps Ventures announced the launch of the encryption fund \”Crypto for Good Fund\”, which aims t…