These two days mark the most concentrated earnings window for US AI giants. META and MSFT report on July 29. AMZN and AAPL follow on July 30. Every desk will have a view, one company can beat and guide higher while another disappoints, and the tape can still move violently in both directions. That is why I’m watching the rToken setup this week. Rather than committing fresh capital to four separate spot positions, traders can use an existing position as collateral and express views across rMETA, rMSFT, rAMZN, and rAAPL. The point is not to max out leverage or force exposure to every ticker. It is simply a more flexible way to manage several event-driven positions from one collateral pool. For earnings, that flexibility matters. You may want a small long in one name, a hedge in another, or room to adjust after the numbers hit without first unwinding an entirely separate position. With rToken margin trading now live in the Bitget app, more than 10 additional rTokens can also be used as collateral. That makes the structure more practical for traders who already manage exposure across several markets. There are now 30+ newly listed rTokens as well, alongside trend-following bot support, lending, and weekend trading. Not every feature will matter to every trader, but the direction is clear: tokenized equities are becoming something you can actively manage around events, rather than just hold. I’m treating this week as a market-structure test as much as an earnings trade.

Everyone tells you that holding cash loses money. But no one tells you just how much. And this isn't unique to one country. If you had held cash for the past 40 years: USD: Purchasing power down to 12% CNY: Down to 21% KRW: Down to 17.5% GBP: Down to 5.5% Put another way: The milk $10 could buy 40 years ago would cost more than $80 today.

BitMEX is disappearing, but the perpetual contract it created now dominates the crypto market. BitMEX’s market share has fallen from around 32% in 2019 to less than 0.01% today. Meanwhile, annual perpetual trading volume surged from $28 trillion in 2023 to $86.2 trillion in 2025.

$HYPE Now | Market Watch The bearish setup continues to play out. $HYPE is also on track to print a second consecutive red monthly candle, suggesting this correction is no longer just short-term noise. Price has now dropped into the $57–59 short-term support zone. If this level fails to hold, the next downside target remains $53–55. Below that, $48–50 is the key structural support.

Schools never taught us this: At age 30, two people each have $200,000. One keeps it in cash, leaving it with only about $101,000 of purchasing power by age 60. The other invests it in an S&P 500 index fund, earning an average annual return of 10%. By age 60, it's worth approximately $3.49 million.

If your crypto gets stolen, the government will tell you recovering it is difficult. But if you break the law, the government somehow manages to freeze your crypto with remarkable precision. That's insane.

Bitcoin is quietly flashing multiple bullish signals. It just closed above the 200-week moving average for the first time in five weeks. The daily chart is also forming a potential inverse head-and-shoulders pattern. If the neckline breaks, $70K–$82K could be the next upside target.

$HYPE Now | Market Watch If you ignored my previous warnings on $HYPE and chased the rally two days ago, your position would now be down nearly 15%. The bearish setup continues to play out. HYPE is now approaching its first major support around $53–55. If that zone fails to hold, the next downside target sits around $48–50.

$HYPE Now | Market Watch If you missed my previous reminder on $HYPE, your position is likely already down about 10 points. HYPE remains in a clear downtrend channel. RSI is currently at 59.6. Short-term rebound momentum has recovered somewhat, but resistance at 73-75 is still strong. If it breaks below 62-65 support, the next target could be 55-58.

Just saw that Bitget launched stock options trading, and I checked it out immediately. Here are a few of my raw thoughts. I'm sure the big question on everyone's mind is whether this is a legitimate trading product, or just another gimmick feature add-on. My answer: It's a solid attempt, but far from perfect. Compared to traditional brokers, the advantages are obvious. Bitget eliminates a layer of friction for crypto-native users. You don’t have to hop between a crypto exchange, a traditional stock broker, and a separate options account. The core idea is to bring crypto, CFDs, tokenized stocks, and now US stock options all into one single interface. The current setup is simple: if you want to go long, buy calls; if you want to short or hedge, buy puts. There are no multi-leg strategies yet. That is good for clarity, but limited for advanced traders. The best part is the defined risk. For option buyers, your maximum loss is strictly the premium paid. The danger is that users might confuse 'defined risk' with 'low risk.' You can still lose 100% of your premium—options are highly sensitive to timing, execution, expiration, and volatility. So here’s my take: If you already understand options and want a simpler, crypto-native access point for US equities, this is worth testing. If you’re totally new to options, treat it as education first, trading second. Start small. Assume the premium can go to zero. Learn why options aren't just futures under a different brand name. Depending on the terms and region, your first options trade also gets you a $15 NVDA stock kickoff reward. This move by Bitget shows me that crypto exchanges are no longer just fighting for token listings. They are trying to become the primary account for users to trade literally everything.