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Hong Kong, Hong Kong, October 2nd, 2025, Chainwire Psy makes web2 business models financially viable on web3, with applications from commerce to agentic AI. Psy Protocol (formerly QED Protocol) today launched its public testnet, introducing a blockchain architecture designed to deliver internet-scale throughput and Bitcoin-level security. The launch demonstrates million-TPS capacity in internal benchmarks, enabled […]

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The quest for profitability in high-frequency foreign exchange trading is fundamentally linked to minimizing transaction costs. For advanced retail traders, scalpers, and those employing algorithmic strategies, the choice of an Electronic Communication Network (ECN) broker is paramount, as these entities offer direct market access (DMA) and the narrowest possible spreads. The effective cost of trading […]

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Inverse Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) represent a powerful tactical tool, offering investors the ability to profit when an underlying index or asset declines. This function makes them essential for bearish speculation or for hedging an existing long-only portfolio. However, these are specialized, high-risk instruments not intended for the typical buy-and-hold investor. They carry unique structural flaws—chief […]

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The pursuit of maximized investment returns often focuses exclusively on selecting the best-performing funds. However, expert analysis reveals that true long-term outperformance stems not just from fund selection, but from disciplined cost control, optimal execution mechanics, sophisticated tax planning, and—most crucially—the mastery of investor psychology. Mutual funds provide a pathway for retail investors to pool […]

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Achieving financial optimization requires a proactive and precise understanding of the tax code. For high-information investors and high-income filers, claiming every eligible tax deduction is not just about reducing the tax bill; it is about establishing a pattern of meticulous compliance that minimizes audit risk. A “risk-free” deduction strategy hinges entirely on strict adherence to […]

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Trump asks colleges to get serious: Yesterday, the White House sent 10-page compacts to nine of colleges and universities—Vanderbilt University, Dartmouth College, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Southern California, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Texas, the University of Arizona, Brown University, and the University of Virginia—asking them to assent to certain […]

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Futures trading volume is far more than a simple technical indicator; it is a complex, high-dimensional signal that reveals market conviction, liquidity dynamics, and institutional activity. For quantitative analysts and professional traders, predicting future volume trends is paramount for optimizing execution, managing risk, and confirming high-probability directional moves. In the rapidly evolving landscape of financial […]

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This article was originally published  by The Epoch Times: Walmart Says It Is Removing Dyes From Food Brands Walmart on Oct. 1 said it is going to eliminate synthetic dyes and some other artificial additives from products it sells under its own brands, including Great Value. The Arkansas-based company said that it will remove synthetic […]

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This article was originally published  by The Epoch Times: US Coast Guard Burns Boat Carrying Nearly 13,000 Pounds of Cocaine in the Pacific The U.S. Coast Guard captured seven suspected smugglers transporting nearly 13,000 pounds of cocaine in the Pacific over the weekend and subsequently burned the boat until it sank, as part of Operation […]

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10/2/1967: Justice Thurgood Marshall takes the oath. Justice Thurgood Marshall The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 2, 1967 appeared first on Reason.com.

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