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February 10th - Shares of memory chip manufacturers have surged to unprecedented heights in recent months. Fund managers and analysts are currently assessing which companies can best weather this supply squeeze by locking in supply, raising product prices, or redesigning products to reduce memory usage. Vivian Pai, a fund manager at Fidelity International, stated, "We believe the industry supply tightness is likely to persist, potentially for the remainder of the year." Jian Shi Cortesi, a fund manager at Zurich-based GAM Investment Management, said, "Historically, memory cycles typically last three to four years. The current cycle is longer and larger than previous cycles, and we havent seen any signs of weakening demand momentum."February 10th - According to the Financial Times, President Trump intends to exempt companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft from impending tariffs on chips as they race to build data centers that power the artificial intelligence boom. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the U.S. Commerce Department plans to grant tariff exemptions to U.S. hyperscale data center operators, linked to investment commitments from TSMC. This exemption plan underscores President Trumps determination to impose tariffs on chips and incentivize domestic chip manufacturing, while also providing some assistance to companies heavily reliant on imported semiconductors and driving the rapid development of U.S. artificial intelligence. A government official familiar with the plans cautiously stated that these plans are still under review and have not yet been signed by the president.According to The Information: Amazon (AMZN.O) is discussing the artificial intelligence content market with publishers.White House officials: US President Trump has made it clear that he does not support Israels annexation of the West Bank.New Energy Vehicles: 1. Teslas North American sales head resigns amid global demand slump. 2. Shanghai NIO recalls some ES8, ES6, and EC6 pure electric vehicles. 3. Jike responds to recall of nearly 40,000 001 cars: will replace the power batteries of the affected vehicles free of charge, no cash payment involved. 4. Tesla: Cybercab self-driving electric car will be mass-produced and put into operation at the Texas Gigafactory. Artificial Intelligence: 1. EU warns Meta to open WhatsApp to competitor AI chatbots. 2. Anthropic has discussed securing at least 10 gigawatts of power generation capacity over the next few years. 3. Anthropic CEO will meet with Republican senators on the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday. 4. OpenAI: Launches ChatGPT ad testing in the US for some free and Go plan subscribers. 5. OpenAI founder Altman: ChatGPT monthly growth exceeds 10%, new chat model to be launched this week. 6. US sources say Total Energy will provide 1 gigawatt of solar power capacity for Googles Texas data center for 15 years. Other news: 1. Horizon Robotics and CATL subsidiary TIME Intelligent have reached a strategic cooperation agreement. 2. STMicroelectronics and Amazon AWS announced an expanded strategic cooperation. 3. Elon Musk: SpaceX will build a system that allows anyone to go to the Moon and Mars. 4. Alphabets dollar bond issuance is reportedly expected to reach $20 billion, with subscriptions exceeding $100 billion. 5. The Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference Office for Collaborative Supervision of New Transportation Business Models held talks with Gaode Taxi. 6. Reports indicate that Nvidia will launch a new graphics card this year positioned above the GeForce RTX 5090.

XRP Bulls Look for a Path to $0.40 on Pending SEC v Ripple Rulings

Cory Russell

Jan 12, 2023 15:24

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Wednesday saw an increase in XRP of 6.33%. Tuesday saw a rise of 0.46% for XRP, who closed the day at $0.37291. Significantly, XRP extended the winning run to four sessions by finishing the day at $0.37 for the first time since December 15.


XRP saw a negative start to the day, dropping to an early low of $0.34800. The price of XRP increased to a late high of $0.37834, avoiding the First Major Support Level (S1) at $0.3443. The Major Resistance Levels were broken by XRP before a short decline through R3 ($0.3718) to below $0.37. But after a strong session, XRP crossed back above R3 and finished the day at $0.37291.

The SEC v. Ripple Case: Investor Attitude Delivers $0.37

Investors were left to consider the most recent court filings since there were no updates from the ongoing SEC v. Ripple lawsuit to affect them.


The parties submitted their objections to the omnibus motions to seal on Monday. Notably, the Defendants kept concentrating on the records pertaining to the William Hinman speech, putting the possibility of a settlement on the table.


The SEC is steadfast in its effort to keep the substance of the records linked to the William Hinman speech out of the public eye, and these materials remain crucial to the case.


Investors are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the Summary Judgment Reply papers and the document redactions relating to the William Hinman address. There are still two court dates, but the rulings might be made at any moment.


Daubert Motions must be filed by the parties on January 13 and opposition to non-party motions to seal must be filed by both parties and non-parties on January 18, which was the original deadline.


While there will be interest in the files, the decisions on the redactions relating to the Hinman speech and the Summary Judgment Reply brief might be crucial. A settlement can result from a decision that the SEC cannot safeguard the information included in the records relating to the Hinman speech.


Investors should keep an eye on the SEC v. Ripple case developments today, as they might significantly influence the result, even though the overall crypto market will offer direction. However, XRP would be in the hands of the larger crypto market if there were no SEC v. Ripple news.


Initial unemployment claims and the US CPI Report will be of importance later today. A hotter-than-expected CPI Report and a decline in initial applications for unemployment benefits to below 200k would put the buyer's appetite to the test.