Since August 2024, the difficulty of mining bitcoin has risen significantly, with a quarterly increase of 24%.
Abstract Chain, a Layer 2 network designed specifically for on-chain cultures and communities, has announced the upcoming launch of its mainnet.
AgRural, an agricultural consultancy, said that as of last Thursday, Brazil's 2024/25 annual soybean harvest rate was 1.7%; the first crop of corn in the central and southern regions was 4.1% and the second crop of corn was 0.3%.
Global agricultural weather tracking, summarizing the weather and crop impacts of soybeans and corn in major global agricultural regions.
Strong non-agricultural gold does not fall but rises, and the market has a potential change! The US CPI may record a large increase in December, and investors need to pay attention to this factor. If US oil holds the key point, the possibility of returning to $80 will increase...
On January 13, it was reported that the difficulty of bitcoin mining ushered in the eighth consecutive positive adjustment, setting a record high of 110.45T, indicating that the current mining difficulty is about 110.45 trillion times that of the bitcoin genesis block. The bitcoin network adjusts the difficulty every 2016 blocks to maintain the average block size every 10 minutes. This is another consecutive positive correction following the 2018 bear market and the 2021 bull market. China banne...
Abstract Ecosystem posted on the X platform, confirming that its Layer 2 network focused on on-chain culture and community, Abstract, will be launched this month. The project is being developed by Igloo Inc., the parent company of NFT project Pudgy Penguins, which previously acquired on-chain creator economy platform Frame to accelerate the development process.
Why did the price of gold not fall but rise after the non-agricultural bearish? Gold can continue to pay attention to this support in the future market! Under the pressure of a strong dollar, the pound needs to pay attention to two key levels next... Click to view the key points of each asset based on order flow > >
The US dollar is strong against non-US currencies, but it is powerless against gold bulls! Non-farm prices are off the charts, and the market expects only one interest rate cut this year! Trump threatens military takeover of Greenland, Musk stirs up European politics... What stimulus markets did you miss this week?
USDA: January U.S. 2024/2025 soybean production is expected to be 4.366 billion bushels, market expectations are 4.453 billion bushels, December monthly report is expected to be 4.461 billion bushels; January U.S. 2024/2025 soybean ending inventory is expected to be 380 million bushels, market expectations are 457 million bushels, December monthly report is expected to be 470 million bushels; January U.S. 2024/2025 soybean yield is expected to be 50.7 bushels/acre, market expectations are 51.6 b...
USDA: Argentina 2024/2025 soybean production is expected to remain unchanged at 52 million tons, the market is expected to 51.91 million tons; Brazil 2024/2025 soybean production is expected to remain unchanged at 169 million tons, the market is expected to 170.28 million tons.
USDA: Argentina 2024/2025 corn production is expected to remain unchanged at the previous 51 million tons, the market is expected to 50.54 million tons; Brazil 2024/2025 corn production is expected to remain unchanged at the previous 127.05 million tons, the market is expected to 127 million tons.
1. Wells Fargo: The Fed is increasingly unlikely to cut rates in March. 2. Citibank: The Fed is expected to make its next rate cut in May, after previously expecting it to do so in January. 3. JP Morgan: Given the latest non-farm payrolls data (strong), the Fed is expected to make its next rate cut in June, compared to the previous forecast of March. 4. Bank of America: The rate-cutting cycle may be over; the underlying assumption is that the Fed will keep rates on hold for an extended period of...
JPMorgan Chase said that in light of the latest non-farm payrolls data, the Federal Reserve is expected to make its next rate cut in June, compared to its previous forecast of March.
Following last December's shocking non-farm payrolls data, investors are now turning their attention to December CPI data, scheduled for release next Wednesday. Bank of America analysts Sarah House and Aubrey Woessner expect headline inflation to hit a five-month high of 2.9 percent in December, up from 2.7 percent in November. Core CPI growth is expected to remain at 3.3 percent for the fourth consecutive month, they said in a note. Inflation, they believe, "will stall this year as disinflation...