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Duan Yongping gives a rare public interview more than 20 years after retirement: Buying stocks is buying companies, but less than 1% of people truly understand this statement.
Duan Yongping gives a rare public interview more than 20 years after retirement: Buying stocks is buying companies, but less than 1% of people truly understand this statement.

Buying stocks is essentially buying into a company; the key lies in understanding its corporate culture and business model. Avoiding mistakes is more important than simply making the right decisions.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/11 14:57
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  • 16:15
    Bank of England Deputy Governor Broadbent: Weakening stablecoin regulation poses risks
    Jinse Finance reported that Bank of England Deputy Governor Breeden stated that more work needs to be done to guide consumers in identifying unsafe tokens issued by El Salvador. Previous incidents involving Silicon Valley Bank and Circle withdrawals have provided guidance for the latest stablecoin proposals. Weakening stablecoin regulation poses risks. The UK needs to take a different approach from the US on stablecoin issues.
  • 16:06
    Analyst: SHELL and MOVE project teams will transfer repurchased tokens back to CEX
    According to a report by Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Yujin stated in a post, "Among the three projects that were required to repurchase tokens by a certain exchange in March due to net selling by market makers, $SHELL and $MOVE have recently transferred the repurchased tokens back to the exchange. $MOVE has transferred 15 million tokens (approximately $950,000) to a certain exchange, while $SHELL transferred 25 million tokens (approximately $2.65 million), of which 15 million have entered Bitget. In contrast, after completing the repurchase in April, the $GPS project chose to burn the tokens."
  • 16:06
    US Government Plans to End Shutdown, SEC and CFTC May Accelerate Crypto Regulation and Product Progress
    Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Senate has reached a bipartisan agreement that may end the 41-day government shutdown this week, allowing the SEC and CFTC to resume normal operations. The SEC may prioritize issuing “exemptive relief” to support tokenization and crypto businesses, and will continue investigations into digital asset treasury companies. During the shutdown, crypto ETFs such as SOL, Litecoin, and HBAR, which were enabled under unified listing standards, may automatically take effect, receive supplemental inquiries, or be delayed once the SEC resumes operations. CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham stated that within the year, efforts will be made to promote “spot crypto trading and tokenized collateral,” and discussions are underway with regulated exchanges to launch leveraged spot trading as early as next month. The Senate Banking Committee and Agriculture Committee are respectively advancing bills to allocate SEC/CFTC authority and define “ancillary assets,” which will ultimately need to be reconciled into a single version for the President’s signature.
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