As the crypto market experiences a big dump, Doug Colkitt explains the Automatic Deleveraging (ADL) mechanism, revealing its importance and operational principles in the Perptual Futures market. ADL acts as the last line of defense to maintain market stability during periods of insufficient Liquidity, analogous to situations where flights are Oversold, ensuring that the system does not collapse.

On September 24, 2025, Chinese electric vehicle charging infrastructure provider Jiuzi Holdings announced that its board approved a "Crypto Assets Investment Policy," authorizing up to $1 billion in cash reserves to invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies as a long-term store of value to hedge against economic uncertainty. This move appointed crypto expert Doug Buerger as COO to lead, initially focusing on BTC, ETH, and other mainstream tokens, with subsequent expansions requiring risk committee approval. The company's stock price soared 55% in pre-market trading. After the announcement, the stock price fell 32% to $0.32. This strategy aligns with the trend of corporate treasury, with Strategy holding 639,835 BTC and BitMine holding 2.41 million ETH (over $10 billion), expecting the corporate crypto holdings to exceed $100 billion by 2025.

In 2026, a Hollywood conspiracy thriller titled "Assassination of Satoshi" will log in to the big screen, focusing on the mysterious identity of Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto. This film is directed by Doug Liman and stars Casey Affleck and Pete.

Pete Davidson will star alongside Oscar winner Casey Affleck in a new Bitcoin documentary titled “Killing Satoshi” to be helmed by “Bourne Identity” director Doug Liman Pete Davidson will star alongside Oscar winner Casey Affleck in a new Bitcoin documentary titled “Killing Satoshi” to be helmed b

Written by: Lincoln Murr (Coinbase), Stefano Bury (Virtuals), Rishin Sharma (Solana), Pilar Rodriguez (The Graph), David Mehi (Google Cloud), and Cambrian members Ariel, Brian, Doug, Jason, Ricky, and Tumay. It is expected that the overall ecosystem will continue to mature, and eventually using proxies will become the mainstream way of financial participation. Agentic

By Doug O'Laughlin Compiler: Deep Tide TechFlow Sorry for disappearing for a while lately. I just finished moving to New York City while also facing some health issues. One thing I would like to tell you about is that I will be taking a week off from March 27 to recover after outpatient surgery. Now, though, let's get down to business. Markets are quickly adjusting their pricing to the impending recession, in part due to the Trump administration's policies and significant pressure on the dollar. I will give a casual summary from a macroeconomic perspective and discuss the semiconductor industry and my areas of interest. Let's start with the big picture and then dive in. An "artificially made" recession with 10-year Treasury yields Recent commentary suggests that the current government is placing more emphasis on the 10-year Treasury yield than on equity market levels – a different strategy from the past

Trump launches tariff war again! There is still selling pressure on the US stock market on Tuesday, with S&P 500 and Dow Jones index slightly rebounding. BTC rose to 82K, while Ethercoin is currently hovering around $1800. US-Canada trade conflict escalates, Canada makes concessions in exchange for negotiation opportunities President Trump announced that starting from Wednesday (3/12), a 25% tariff will be imposed on all imported steel and aluminum, with the tax rate on imports from Canada doubling to 50%, in response to Ontario's 25% additional tax on US electricity imports. However, the Canadian government chose to back down. Ontario Premier Doug Ford decided to suspend the 25% tariff on U.S. electricity imports after meeting with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, in exchange for further negotiation opportunities with the Trump team. While For

Advantest CEO Doug Lefever told the Financial Times that semiconductor firms stand to suffer immensely if AI spending reduces. Although these firms have already made huge investments in data centers to enhance their AI systems, competition in the industry continues to intensify. AI continues to be

AI-powered smartphones could rescue the US chip industry as data center investments begin to slow. With tech giants like Meta, Google, and Microsoft scaling back their spending, the semiconductor market risks a significant downturn. Doug Lefever, CEO of chip-testing machine giant Advantest, warns

Author: lesley@footprint.network In the highly competitive Web3 gaming industry, success depends not only on the release of the game, but also on having a high degree of agility in the game operation process to prepare for the next bull market. There is a lot of confidence in the gaming industry in 2024. Doug McCracken, head of marketing at A16Z GAMES and GAMES FUND ONE, said: "There's been a lot of talk in the market lately about Disney's re-entry into the video game market, but I think one video game company is going to be the next Disney. ” Thriving Web3