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It sounds ridiculous, but the logic of financial intermediaries is the same as that of Web3 infrastructure—both are involved in the flow of funds.
Traditional financial intermediaries (banks, funds, insurance) do the following: collect money from A → lend to B → pocket the difference. It sounds simple, but there are intricacies involved:
Core Value:
1. Liquidity Exchange - Your deposits can be withdrawn at any time, but the bank can turn them into long-term loans. This is called "term transformation," which is similar to the matching trading principle of CEX.
2. Risk Diversification - The fund pools your money together to buy 100 stocks, which you would never be able to do on your own. The liquidity mining pools in the crypto ecosystem also follow this logic.
3. Solving Information Asymmetry - Banks assess who can repay, and fund managers select stocks. On-chain, this is done by oracles + smart contracts.
4. Cost Optimization - Banks handling a large volume of transactions can reduce the cost per transaction. This is why

Do you think writers can only make a living from royalties? Wrong. The most successful writers are wealthier than many businessmen.
Top 3 Rankings Full:
1. J.K. Rowling - Net Worth $1 Billion 🎯
The "Harry Potter" series has sold over 600 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 84 languages. This is not just a book, but a complete business empire—movies, games, and merchandise have all been thoroughly explored. Rowling is the first author to reach a nine-figure fortune through writing.
2. James Patterson - 800 million dollars
The "Alex Cross" series master has published over 140 works, with sales exceeding 425 million copies. This guy's secret is high productivity—almost a new book is released every month.
3. Jim Davis - 800 million USD
How terrifying is the cash flow generated by the "Garfield" comic? It has been serialized since 1978, with movies, TV shows, and merchandise all generating revenue. The power of an IP.

The essay highlights the stark contrast between the number of millionaires and the limited supply of Bitcoin, emphasizing that owning a full Bitcoin is more exclusive than being a millionaire. It critiques fiat currency's inflation and suggests that Bitcoin's fixed supply positions it as a superior asset.

The most heartbreaking truth about retirement planning: where you spend your $1 million directly determines how many years you can live.
The most outrageous comparison of data —
The three states that burn the most money:
- Hawaii spent $2,761 per month over 12 years.
- Spent in California for 16 years (average monthly expenditure $2,269)
- Massachusetts spent $2,340 per month for 19 years
The five states that can withstand the most (over 70 years):
- West Virginia 88 years (monthly average only $1,833)
- Mississippi 87 years (average monthly only $1,784)
- Arkansas 77 years (average only $1,725 per month)
- Louisiana 76 years (average monthly only $1,785)
- Oklahoma 71 years (average monthly $1,832)
In other words, the same amount of money can last 7 times longer in West Virginia. This is the difference between paradise and hell in the cost of living in America.
Middle

When it comes to AI stock investment, Nvidia is definitely the first name that comes to mind. With an 80% market share in chips, record-breaking financial reports, and soaring stock prices—these are all solid data points. As one of the "big seven tech giants," Nvidia has indeed led the market in the past year.
But this does not mean that Nvidia is the only main player on the AI investment stage. Similarly, Meta, which is also part of the "Seven Giants" camp, has been increasingly active in the AI field recently — and its valuation is much cheaper.
Meta's social empire + AI ambitions
Meta controls global top social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. These applications have hundreds of millions of daily active users, and advertisers are eager to place ads. This advertising business helps Meta earn tens of billions of dollars each year.
The key is: Meta is now treating AI as its biggest investment this year.

This week's earnings reports are basically a masterclass in market brutality. Netflix crushed it with 13.1M new subscribers (way more than the expected 8-9M), sending stock up 13%+ to hit a 2-year high. IBM also delivered – beat earnings estimates, AI revenue doubled Q3-to-Q4, shares jumped 10%+ to

The emerging market concept has been around for 40 years, and these ten countries contribute 31% of the global GDP. China and India rely on exports and consumption to drive growth, respectively; Brazil and Mexico in Latin America face their own challenges; South Korea and Taiwan excel in the high-tech sector; and in the Middle East and Europe, there are dark horses like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Poland. Despite facing challenges, it is necessary to analyze the specific growth drivers of each country.

Hong Kong's stock market is surging, with the Hang Seng Index gaining over 710 points due to optimism around potential U.S. interest rate cuts. This positive momentum, driven by strong U.S. economic data, suggests further gains could follow.

Peter Thiel's hedge fund exited its Nvidia position and invested in Microsoft, reflecting concerns over Nvidia's competition in AI chips while recognizing Microsoft's strong position in enterprise software and cloud services, which effectively monetize AI.

Berkshire Hathaway's significant investment in American Express highlights Warren Buffett's long-term conviction. With impressive growth figures and strong pricing power, AXP has potential that many overlook due to its perceived dullness. This quiet giant could be a 10x winner over the next decade.

U.S. jobless claims rose to 249,000, exceeding expectations, indicating a cooling labor market as layoff activity increases. The Fed faces a dilemma between inflation control and employment, with upcoming reports critical for future rate cuts.

Coffee traders just got whiplashed. March arabica futures dropped 3.09% to a 7-week low, while January robusta fell 3.09% as well—all because Trump signed an executive order exempting Brazilian food products from tariffs, including that punchy 40% coffee levy.
Here's what triggered the

BigBear.ai's $250M acquisition of Ask Sage appears promising due to Ask Sage's growth, but BBAI's recent financial decline raises concerns. With revenue dropping and high valuation metrics compared to peers, investors should wait for tangible growth before committing funds.