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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, was recently appointed as the head of DOGE, which has attracted people's follow-up on DOGE. In this context, Boring Company announced that it accepts DOGE payment. This news was released by DogeDesigner on Twitter, attracting 140,000 views and 778 retweets. The price of DOGE soared from $0.428 to $0.48, an increase of 12%, reaching a new high since May 2021. However, in fact, this is not new news. In mid-July 2022, Boring Company announced that it accepts DOGE as a payment option. Currently, the Vegas Loop system has already opened, and the ticket price ranges from $5 to $12.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has approved a proposal to use blockchain technology to manage non-cash Collateral. The proposal, put forward by the Global Markets Advisory Committee, allows for the use of distributed ledger and tokenization to manage non-cash Collateral in Derivatives markets. This marks progress in digital asset regulation in the United States and accelerates the integration of blockchain technology with traditional finance. Through blockchain technology, the immediate and all-weather transfer of Collateral can be achieved, improving the operation of assets that already meet margin requirements, reducing or addressing many challenges, and without modifying the eligibility rules for Collateral.

Jasper Brodin, CEO of Ingka Group, the parent company of IKEA, pointed out that consumers' cost-cutting trend is evident. Although inflation has cooled down and interest rates have dropped, consumer patterns have shifted. Brodin also stated that although IKEA has discounted and increased sales volume, its revenue dropped by 5.3% in 2021. In addition, IKEA recently launched a second-hand home goods trading platform to meet consumer demand. Experts say that whether the United States can achieve a soft landing depends on closely following consumer confidence, China's economy, and changes in economic policies after Trump took office.

Trump nominated Hedging fund manager Scott Bessent as the new Secretary of the Treasury. He is widely regarded as a supporter of Crypto Assets and supports the inclusion of Bitcoin as a national strategic reserve asset and reducing regulation of Crypto Assets. If his nomination is approved, Bessent will become the first Treasury Secretary in the United States to support Crypto Assets. In addition, Trump also nominated other cabinet members, including the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Secretary of State, etc.

A netizen used ChatGPT to develop a cryptocurrency trading bot, but the reference to a malicious API led to the leakage of the Private Key, resulting in a loss of $2500. The incident has raised alarms among cybersecurity experts, warning that GPT/Claude and other LLMs are prone to fraudulent behavior, and caution should be exercised when using AI to generate code. In addition, the anti-fraud platform Scam Sniffer pointed out that this is a case of AI poisoning, where scammers manipulate AI to generate malicious code. It is advised to store the Private Key in an offline environment and only obtain the code from reliable sources, according to on-chain security expert Yu Xian. Yu Xian personally tested Claude's security awareness, suggesting that AI in the future should be able to conduct security reviews on each of its outputs.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia is escalating. Ukraine's use of long-range missiles is seen by Russia as a signal for escalating the conflict. In response, Russia has launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. In addition, Russia has modified the rules for the use of nuclear weapons. Aggression by non-nuclear states under the participation of nuclear states will be regarded as a joint attack, and nuclear weapons may be used in response to large-scale aerial attacks. Past experience has shown that whenever a war breaks out, risky assets like BTC tend to decline, causing concerns about whether it will affect the BTC price, which is about to break through $100,000.

The economic policies of the Trump administration may trigger significant changes in US bond yields and investor behavior, potentially replaying the 'mini-budget' crisis in the UK in 2022, casting a ghostly shadow over the US Exchange Rate and bond yields, with the Benchmark 10-year US bond yield possibly breaking the 5% threshold. Investors sensitive to prices may require higher yields to invest in government bonds. However, some experts also point out that the US dollar's status as the global reserve currency reduces the likelihood of a sudden crisis in the US.

After the Central Bank launched the most severe measures to combat speculation in the housing market, the volume of Taiwan's housing market has cooled down. Experts are pessimistic that Taiwan's housing market will turn to fall for several years. The housing market investment blogger 'handsome overload' believes that housing prices will fall but not for 12 years, at a rate of 4% per year. Stock market investor 'Ai Run' is even more bearish on the housing market, believing that Taiwan's housing prices have reached their peak and will continue to fall for 12 years, with housing prices potentially slumping by 50%. The latest public opinion poll also shows that 12% of the population believes that housing prices will fall in the next six months, and 37.5% of the population has dropped their willingness to buy a house due to credit controls. The encrypted currency market, on the other hand, has risen against the trend, with the Bitcoin market having the momentum to break through the $100,000 mark this week.

Japan's core CPI rose by 2.3% year-on-year in October, slightly higher than market expectations, which may provide a reason for the Central Bank of Japan to raise interest rates next month. If the rate hike materializes, the closing risk of yen arbitrage transactions may re-emerge, potentially impacting global capital markets. The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates by 1 basis point in January, April, and July next year, forming a more tightening monetary policy path.