Isn't it to resign immediately? Some people talk like they're P. They wave their big sticks as if someone in WWE is about to jump up and give their opponent an elbow strike. It needs to directly price in TACO.

Listen, folks nobody, I mean nobody, knows the chip business better than I do

yes, later with a lot of exemptions

In China, if a private enterprise wants to undertake the "heavyweights of the nation," to do what state-owned enterprises have spent countless money on but still cannot achieve, the difficulties they will face are unimaginable~~~

Congratulations to Zengxin for honing their skills for 5 years, it's not easy to establish two private chip factories in such a short time by oneself. After collaborating with GF, low-precision chips are about to start a competitive wave. As long as China's manufacturing industry is not blocked, the whole world will have to bow down. Automotive rail chips are also one of them.

Many people are watching the decline in employment. However, tariffs will affect employment and growth, and they will also impact inflation. Just because there is a lag doesn't mean it won't come; it will come all at once.

I hope what you hate is the militaristic system, the populist system, and the samurai spirit of loyalty to the emperor. I hope you pray that China does not become the second Japan.

You know what? If I were JPow, I wouldn't lower interest rates! I would also publicly say that the impact of tariffs on inflation is unclear. Anyway, he'll be stepping down next year, so if you have the guts, go ahead and fire him!

The Hong Kong stablecoin is simply a joke. The Genius Act has created a loose gray area for USD usage outside the strict USD regulatory framework, which will greatly increase the influence of the dollar system. With so many anti-money laundering requirements for issuers, it might be better not to have stablecoins at all. The usual incompetence of Hong Kong bureaucrats, trying to gauge Beijing while fearing to make mistakes.

The crypto world is looking forward to the altcoin season, but those who are completely oblivious don't realize that the entire crypto market is facing a liquidity crisis. Why have ETH and a few altcoins been rising recently? I've said it before – they are playing the "left foot stepping on the right foot" game like MSFT. They set up a company to issue CBs and mindlessly buy coins, using Wall Street's money by selling Vol. However, they are fundamentally different from BTC: BTC has the ETF spot arbitrage buying; and BTC holders truly have "faith."