To The Moon

As of today, the joint U.S.–Israel strikes on Iran have entered their third day. International futures markets, as expectations about the direction of the war have shifted, have gone through a clear sequence: sharp volatility, then a period of tight balance with slowing swings, and now a renewed pickup in volatility. A war-driven pullback in global risk appetite, together with a surge in safe-haven demand, is gradually turning into a broader wave of portfolio rebalancing. This round of fighting—where major world powers and a major Middle Eastern state are directly entering the battlefield—seems to have convinced many global analysts that the conflict may be moving beyond a localized event and toward a wider confrontation. Meanwhile, the U.S.–Israel side’s unsparing “decapitation” actions a

U.S. stocks ended close to flat on Monday after a volatile session that saw shares drop early following weekend U.S. and Israeli air strikes on Iran, but there were bounces throughout the day as investors bought on dips. Regarding the options market, a total volume of 59,375,761 contracts was traded on Monday, of which 55% were call options. Top 10 Option Volumes Top 10: $NVDA(NVDA)$, $TSLA(TSLA)$, $NFLX(NFLX)$, $PLTR(PLTR)$, $AAPL(AAPL)$, $MSFT(MSFT)$, $AMZN(AMZN)$,

On February 26, the National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center of China, the National Engineering Laboratory for Computer Virus Prevention and Control Technology, 360 Digital Security Group, and Antiy Technology Group jointly released the in-depth analysis report titled "Top Player - In-depth Analysis of the Global Virtual Currency Asset Harvesting Operation under US Technological Hegemony". This is a special report that approaches from the perspectives of cybersecurity, technology governance, and Risk Analysis.The report analyzes the US's technical capabilities, rule influence, and cross-border law enforcement in the global virtual currency asset field, and uses the Chen Zhi case, Zhao Zhangpeng case, and Garantex case as the main cases to illustrate how the US has formed stronger

The KOSPI Index has seen a rare and sharp selloff since reaching a high near 6,300 in late February. It now stands at around 5,791, with a single-day drop exceeding 7%, marking the steepest correction since August 2024. The previously strong rally, which had repeatedly broken through record highs, has suddenly hit the brakes in a very short period of time. Reflected in ETFs, the largest Korea-focused fund $iShares MSCI South Korea ETF(EWY)$ dropped as much as 10.9% in pre-market trading, while $Franklin FTSE South Korea ETF(FLKR)$ fell 10.96%. The 3x leveraged product $Direxion Daily MSCI South Korea Bull 3x Shares(KORU)$ plunged 32.43% before the open, amplifying