在一条推文中，Jan van Eck 表达了他对比特币的长期看涨立场，强调其供应有限（类似黄金）以及四年减半周期。他认为，在市场基本面没有真正变化的情况下，不应对价格剧烈波动抱有期待。该推文源自 Anthony Pompliano 对 van Eck（管理着 2000 亿美元资产）的采访，内容涵盖私人信贷、黄金、比特币、印度市场及 ETF 的兴起。
The United States has become the world's largest natural gas exporter, driven by the Shale Revolution's fracking and horizontal drilling technologies. A new NBER paper by Lucas W. Davis estimates this shift saved Americans between $3.1 trillion and $4.3 trillion from 2007 to 2025, or roughly $500 to $700 per person annually.
The rapid expansion of AI data centers is straining power grids, causing delays and rising costs that are becoming a contentious issue in the midterm elections. Utilities struggle to keep up with surging electricity demand from AI operations, raising questions about grid reliability and who should pay for the necessary infrastructure upgrades.
A new NBER working paper proposes that interest rates may explain the apparent disconnect between consumer sentiment and traditional economic indicators, suggesting that rising borrowing costs have weighed on consumer confidence despite a strong labor market and GDP growth.
Customers are recognizing that tokens from three major IPOs are being burned for millions of dollars with little tangible return on investment.
A tweet promotes a podcast episode with Paul Graham and Jessica Livingston discussing what has made Y Combinator resilient for over 20 years, using the analogy that biosphere trees grown without wind grow tall but fall over—no stress, no strength.