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Japanese and South Korean stock markets both tumbled at the open. South Korean stocks fell 1.05%, breaching the 6,800-point mark, while the Nikkei dropped over 1%, with heavyweight chip stocks opening lower across the board.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets rebounded sharply following a shakeout. South Korea's KOSPI bucked the trend to reclaim 6,800 points, while the Nikkei erased steep losses to recover lost ground. Kioxia surged over 4%, and both Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix gained more than 1%.

Nvidia possesses the long-term fundamental momentum to reach new highs, as evidenced by its CUDA software ecosystem, NVLink networking technology, and high profitability with gross margins remaining above 70%. However, in the near-to-medium term, it faces pressures from high valuation corrections and macroeconomic interest rate volatility.

In the short term, UNI may pull back to near $5, a key psychological level and a former resistance level that has turned into support this year. Once market liquidity recovers, UNI prices could potentially rally another 100% from this base to challenge the next major threshold of $10.

The crypto market triggered a wave of sell-offs, with Bitcoin plunging below the key $78,000 mark and altcoins broadly following suit.

A hawkish bombshell from the Federal Reserve triggered a bloodbath in Japanese and South Korean stock markets at the open. South Korean stocks plummeted 3%, breaching the 6,600-point mark, while the Nikkei neared the 65,000 level, led down by tech heavyweights.

Over the past five years, Dogecoin has navigated two bull-and-bear cycles. Driven primarily by celebrity influence and social hype, it once reached an all-time high of $0.73. Due to an inflationary mechanism featuring a fixed annual issuance of 5 billion tokens and a lack of a real-world ecosystem, it faces short-term pullback pressure. Constrained by the physical limits of market capitalization, surging to $10 over the next five years is extremely unlikely; however, a push toward $1 remains highly probable, potentially catalyzed by Federal Reserve rate cuts and monetary easing or payment integration on the X platform.

Over the past five years, Solana has experienced two rounds of boom-and-bust cycles, surging from a few dollars to a new high of nearly $300 before undergoing a significant correction. Its price action has been driven by macro liquidity, the collapse of FTX, the memecoin mania, and selling pressure from on-chain token unlocks. Over the next five years, if Solana achieves technological breakthroughs and drives token deflation, institutions are bullish on its native token SOL's potential to challenge the $1,000 mark.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets diverged sharply, with the KOSPI plunging 1.79% to breach the 6,800-point mark, while the Nikkei bucked the trend to reclaim the 66,000 level despite Kioxia tumbling nearly 9%.

As Fed Chair Warsh makes his Jackson Hole debut, can Bitcoin build on the momentum to break through the strong resistance at $83,000?

Catalyzed by the hype surrounding the US midterm elections, Trump coin surged over 20% again today.

Solana surged 9% to approach $110, setting a new six-month high.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets diverged at the open. South Korean equities plunged below the 6,900-point mark, while the Nikkei bucked the trend to rise 0.6%, with Samsung and SK Hynix suffering a heavy sell-off at the market open.

Capital buzz surrounding the IPO alone is insufficient to drive the stock to continuous record highs. Whether CRM can break through its all-time high still depends on the actual enterprise renewal rates of Agentforce and Claudeforce, as well as whether traditional SaaS subscription seats can maintain steady growth.

Japanese and South Korean stocks closed mixed! The KOSPI topped 6,900 points, while a stronger yen dragged the Nikkei lower, and Kioxia surged 5%.

Nvidia staged a V-shaped reversal in after-hours trading, falling initially before rebounding. What signals does this intense volatility send?

SoftBank is entering a new AI track, planning to acquire robotics company 1X at a valuation of $6 billion.

Nvidia's better-than-expected earnings sparked a rally in semiconductor stocks. Japanese and South Korean markets opened higher across the board, with the KOSPI surging nearly 2.7% to approach 7,000 points, while SK Hynix and Kioxia both surged 6%.

Japanese and South Korean stocks both closed higher, with the KOSPI reclaiming the 6,800 level, the Nikkei returning to the 66,000 mark, and Samsung surging nearly 2%.

Micron's CEO shocks the market again by selling 40,000 shares, cashing out $40 million. Should retail investors flee?