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HBAR slipped 3% but still held key support. Social attention cooled, open interest grew, and money flow showed buyers active at the dip.



- 04:23Yilihua: The spot strategy of buying the dip in ETH remains unchanged, optimistic about the future performance of ETH/BTCJinse Finance reported that Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), stated on social media: This year, after calling to bottom fish ETH at $1,450 and then selling off at $4,500 to avoid the 10/11 crash, I have recently started bottom fishing ETH again and also recommended a spot strategy to buy between $3,000 and $3,300, which is also the average price for Liquid Capital. Everything is transparent and consistent in words and actions. This time, the decline in US stocks exceeded expectations. Everyone wants to make the most precise moves, but often only commentators can be 100% correct. Liquid Capital still holds a spot strategy and is optimistic about the subsequent ETH/BTC market, currently being guided mainly by the performance of US stocks.
- 04:20Dalio warns: The AI bubble won't burst for now, it's too early to exitChainCatcher News, billionaire investor and Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio believes that even if you worry the market frenzy is a bubble waiting to burst, you shouldn't give up on the artificial intelligence (AI) sector too early. In an interview with CNBC on Thursday, he said he is convinced the current stock market is deeply entrenched in a bubble—but that is still not a reason for investors to exit AI trades. Dalio explained to the media that the reason investors should stay in the market is simple: the conditions for a bubble to burst simply do not exist at present. "Don't sell just because it's a bubble," said the legendary fund manager. "You have to time it right. What will prick the bubble? Usually, it's a tightening of monetary policy, and we're not facing that situation right now." In Dalio's view, a bubble only truly bursts when there is a need for asset liquidation in the market. He speculated that events such as a Federal Reserve rate hike or consumers facing a wealth tax could trigger a sell-off. In the foreseeable future, both scenarios seem unlikely to occur in the market. "I want to reiterate, the stock market could rise significantly before the bubble bursts," Dalio added.
- 04:14Japanese Cabinet Approves Economic Stimulus Package Exceeding 21 Trillion YenJinse Finance reported that the Japanese Cabinet on Friday approved an economic stimulus package totaling 21.3 trillion yen (approximately $135.4 billion), marking the first major policy initiative since the new government took office. This comprehensive plan includes 17.7 trillion yen in general expenditures, far exceeding last year's 13.9 trillion yen, making it Japan's largest fiscal stimulus since the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, the plan includes 2.7 trillion yen in tax reduction measures. However, this "lavish" spending has sparked deep concerns in the market about Japan's worsening fiscal situation. The yen exchange rate has fallen to a 10-month low, and the yield on 40-year Japanese government bonds has climbed to a historic high. According to informed sources, the scale of new government bond issuance has yet to be finalized, but it is expected to exceed last year's 6.69 trillion yen used for a similar plan. The Cabinet plans to approve the supplementary budget as early as November 28 and aims to secure parliamentary approval by the end of the year. (Golden Ten Data)