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Elon Musk announced on social media that SpaceX will attempt another Starship launch this Thursday. He praised the team's performance, marking a new phase in testing the heavy-lift launch system.
Read MoreSouth Korea's KOSPI index plunged over 4% on July 20, with heavyweights Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both falling around 4.4%. The sharp decline highlights ongoing investor concerns about the semiconductor sector's outlook and broader economic pressures.
Read MoreOn July 20th, the A-share market rebounded, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising over 1% to reclaim the 3800-point level. Sectors including oil services, film & cinema, CRO, and cloud computing led the gains, indicating a revival in market momentum.
Read MoreRecent data shows a positive shift in US spot cryptocurrency ETF flows. Last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $75.7M in net inflows, while spot Ethereum ETFs attracted a stronger $105.4M. Combined inflows exceeding $180M suggest a potential shift toward cautious optimism in investor sentiment.
Read MoreSK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won warned at the Jeju Forum that AI chip demand could surge 60%-100% next year while new supply remains near zero, widening a critical shortage. He stressed chip supply is now a national security issue, with intense pressure on governments to secure resources.
Read MoreBitcoin has decisively broken through the key $65,000 resistance level, currently trading at $65,005.51 with a 0.36% gain in 24 hours. Amidst heightened market volatility, investors are advised to implement robust risk management strategies, including position sizing and stop-loss orders.
Read MoreOn July 20, spot gold briefly broke above the key $4010/oz level before retreating, closing with a slight 0.14% daily decline. Market analysis indicates consolidation near this psychological threshold as traders assess macroeconomic signals.
Read MoreA pivotal week ahead with the ECB rate decision setting the tone for monetary policy. A flood of earnings from tech giants like Google and Tesla, alongside key global economic data, is set to drive market volatility. Focus on central bank signals and corporate guidance.
Read MoreOn Monday, July 20, South Korea's KOSPI index opened sharply lower, plunging over 4% in a significant single-day drop. Market panic spread as heavyweights Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both tumbled more than 5%, dragging down the broader market. The sell-off reflects investor anxiety over multiple uncertainties.
Read MoreOn July 20, European stock index futures opened with a mixed performance. Both Euro Stoxx 50 and German DAX futures edged up 0.2%, while UK FTSE futures held steady, setting the tone for the day's trading session.
Read MoreAllbridge Core on Solana suffered a flash loan attack, losing over $1.1 million. The attacker manipulated stablecoin pool ratios to extract liquidity, repaid the loan in one transaction, and moved the funds.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a major Bitcoin whale aggressively added to a long position, accumulating 1,662.5 BTC worth $108 million within 50 minutes. Currently profitable, the high-leverage trade faces a liquidation price close to entry, highlighting significant market risk.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals that European crypto exchange Bitvavo withdrew 3.89 million LINK tokens from Coinbase Prime on July 20, transferring them to a newly created wallet. The transaction, valued at approximately $32.6 million, has ignited speculation about its purpose and potential market impact.
Read MoreOn July 20, premarket trading showed a notable divergence: Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.6%, significantly outpacing the modest 0.2% gain in S&P 500 futures. This suggests a potential rotation back into tech and growth stocks ahead of the opening bell.
Read MoreGold prices softened despite escalating Middle East tensions. Market focus shifted from safe-haven demand to expectations of Fed rate hikes to curb inflation, dampening gold's appeal. Analysts suggest interest rate outlook may outweigh geopolitical risks in the short term.
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