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Recovering margin is a risk management mechanism in leveraged trading. When an account's losses exceed the margin, the user will receive a margin call notification from the platform and must choose to close the position or add funds; otherwise, a forced liquidation will occur. The margin level reflects the safety of the account. Risk control includes clearly understanding risk tolerance, setting stop-losses, diversifying funds, and regularly checking margin levels to avoid the risk of forced liquidation.

Liquidity Mining, as an important product in the DeFi ecosystem, has attracted increasing attention from investors in recent years. However, most participants still lack sufficient understanding of its underlying logic, risk characteristics, and operational details. This article will start from the principles and analyze the full picture of this new investment approach layer by layer.
Core Mechanism of Liquidity Mining
What is the essence of Liquidity Mining?
Simply put, liquidity mining involves investors providing liquidity to trading platforms or decentralized exchanges (DEX) in exchange for token incentives and trading fee distributions. This process may seem simple, but it involves deep market supply and demand relationships behind the scenes.
First, it is necessary to understand the concept of "liquidity." The higher the liquidity, the more convenient the asset trading, the faster the transactions, and the smaller the price slippage; the lower the liquidity, the more difficult it is for buyers and sellers to match, and transactions may even fail. For example, if you want to sell a set at market price

Kathy Wood of Ark Invest considers Coinbase a top investment, demonstrating her long-term confidence in cryptocurrencies. After gradually reducing her holdings in Coinbase, the fund shifted to direct ownership of Bitcoin, reflecting a focus on the digital asset itself.

Global Central Banks' Buying Spree: Why Is Gold Once Again in the Spotlight?
In the past two years, the global economic environment has undergone dramatic changes, and the demand for gold as a safe haven continues to rise. According to the World Gold Council, central banks worldwide have been increasing their gold holdings for three consecutive years, reaching a half-century high. What does this phenomenon reflect? When inflation is high, political instability persists, and debt risks escalate, institutional investors and central banks alike choose gold to hedge against risks.
For retail investors in Taiwan, traditional physical gold (bars, coins) offers good value preservation, but it comes with high costs and poor liquidity. In contrast, spot gold (XAU/USD) provides a more flexible alternative—requiring only a small margin to participate in international gold price fluctuations, and enabling opportunities through two-way trading (long or short).
What is spot gold? How does it differ from physical gold?

The Digital Renminbi will be upgraded to version 2.0 on January 1, 2026, bringing significant changes. The new version of account balances will automatically accrue interest and be covered by deposit insurance. Cross-border transactions will also become faster and cheaper. Additionally, the Digital Renminbi supports multiple payment functions and enhances fund security through smart contracts. Users should complete their real-name verification upgrade as soon as possible to enjoy these new benefits.

The Luna incident revealed the structural flaws of algorithmic stablecoins, causing their market value to plummet to nearly zero and resulting in heavy losses for over 200,000 investors. Its model relied on uncollateralized methods and unrealistic high-yield promises, compounded by market sentiment, ultimately leading to collapse. Investors should reflect and remain vigilant against similar risks, prioritizing projects with real economic backing.

The XDC network's real-world asset market cap surpassing $717 million signals a significant shift towards full-scale financial infrastructure led by institutional investors. With a focus on private credit, blockchain enhances efficiency and reliability, moving RWA from experimental to operational status.

Why are traders all using the RSI indicator?
Among many technical analysis tools, the RSI indicator (Relative Strength Index) has become a popular weapon among traders due to its simplicity and intuitiveness. This indicator quantifies the upward and downward momentum within a specific time period using a range of 0 to 100, helping traders quickly determine whether the market is in an extreme state.
In simple terms, when the market is bullish, the RSI value gradually rises; conversely, it declines. This visual representation allows traders to instantly capture the market's strength and weakness.
Core concept of the RSI indicator: Overbought and Oversold
The most practical application of the RSI indicator is to judge whether the market is overheated or oversold. When the RSI breaks through 70, it usually indicates that the market is in an overly optimistic state, possibly reaching a stage top, and may be ready for a reversal.

By 2025, the NT dollar to Japanese Yen has risen to 4.85. Many people are preparing to travel to Japan or allocate hedging assets. But do you know? Using the same NT$50,000, choosing the wrong channel could cost you an extra NT$1,500. We directly break down the true costs of the four major currency exchange channels and include a comparison of the currency pairs between Malaysian Ringgit and Japanese Yen, so you can instantly understand how to exchange most advantageously.
Why is the Japanese Yen worth exchanging? Not just for travel
When it comes to foreign currencies, Taiwanese people's first reaction is the Japanese Yen. There are two solid reasons behind this:
Travel and daily needs
Tokyo, Osaka, Hokkaido—Japan remains a cash-based country. Most merchants only accept cash (credit card penetration is only 60%). Plus, with purchasing agents, Japanese online shopping, and even studying abroad or working holidays, the usage frequency of cash in Yen far exceeds other currencies.
Hedging properties in the financial market
The Japanese Yen is one of the world's three major safe-haven currencies, alongside the US Dollar and Swiss Franc. During the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022, the Yen appreciated by 8% within a week, and during the same period, the stock market

The USD/JPY exchange rate rebounded after the Japanese Finance Minister's statement, but market expectations of government intervention may be greater than the actual likelihood. Analysts believe that intervention effects will be amplified during the Christmas period, but it is unlikely to take action unless the yen breaks through 159. In the long term, yen depreciation is influenced by the interest rate hike cycle and global risk sentiment, with attention needed on Japan's spring wage negotiations and future timing of rate hikes.

Looking for stable cash flow in a volatile market? As the dividend expectations for US stocks accelerate in 2025, many investors are beginning to focus on high-quality stocks that can consistently provide generous dividends. According to the latest market analysis, the overall dividend yield of the S&P 500 is only 1.2% (close to a 20-year low), but there are still many undervalued dividend stocks with yields over 5%. This article will take you deep into the top 5 US stocks currently ranked by dividend payout that are most worth paying attention to, helping you build a more defensive investment portfolio.
Why the dividend environment is improving in 2025
Entering 2025, US stock dividend expectations have noticeably warmed up. Many Wall Street investment banks generally predict that dividends of S&P 500 constituent stocks will achieve double-digit growth this year—Goldman Sachs forecasts a 7% increase, Bank of America Securities is more optimistic with a 12% increase, and S&P Dow Jones Indices analysts estimate an average growth of about 8%.
This behind-the-scenes

Spot gold has recently surged rapidly, breaking through $4372, with silver simultaneously reaching a new all-time high. Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, complex geopolitical situations, and supply-demand imbalances are driving precious metals higher, with increased investor safe-haven demand. Analysts are optimistic about the long-term outlook, with gold's target price potentially reaching $4900. If it breaks above $4381, further gains are expected.

The European Central Bank maintains interest rates unchanged, signaling caution and relatively supporting the euro's rise. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve faces policy uncertainties and emphasizes a low-interest-rate environment. EUR/USD technicals remain strong, staying above key support levels. Investors may consider building positions at appropriate levels and monitor subsequent trends.

Global markets are closed, leading to a noticeable decline in trading activity
Due to the Christmas holiday, major global exchanges have suspended trading this week, significantly reducing market participation. The US stock market was closed all day on December 25th for Christmas and resumed trading on the 26th. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange also closed for two days simultaneously. In Europe, major exchanges in London, Frankfurt, and Paris were closed on Christmas Day and remained closed on Boxing Day. In the Asia-Pacific markets, Australia and Singapore also entered holiday mode according to local customs. Under this market environment, trading volume has generally shrunk.
The RMB against the USD has broken through the 7.0 psychological level, with strong year-end settlement demand
The most watched is the trend of the RMB against the USD. On December 25th, the offshore RMB to USD exchange rate broke through the 7.0 psychological barrier for the first time, reaching a high of 6.9960 during the day, the strongest level since September 2024. At the same time, onshore RMB against

The Bank of Japan raised interest rates by 25 basis points to 0.75%, but the market reaction was lukewarm as the governor did not specify future rate hike plans. Analysts predict the yen will perform weakly over the next year and may continue to depreciate, with a true rebound only expected after clearer signals of rate hikes emerge.

This article introduces the core logic of Initial Public Offerings (IPO), including their essence, investment returns and risks, differences in listing standards between Hong Kong stocks and US stocks, and the framework for investment decision-making. IPOs provide private companies with financing channels to become public companies, while also offering investors the opportunity to purchase quality shares at low prices. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding a company's fundamentals, assessing valuation reasonableness, developing risk control strategies, and diversifying investments.