Ken Griffin, CEO of Citadel Securities, said he did not choose to support former US President Trump.

Pilbara Minerals CEO Ken Brinsden: There appears to be some cutback in lithium supply.

Despite the Fed's hawkish stance, the market expects two interest rate cuts this year as there are longest signs that the U.S. economy is cooling. Data from the Chicago Mercantile exchange showed that the probability of a rate cut in September rise to 61% from 55% a week earlier, and the probability of two rate cuts before the end of the year rise from 41% to 45%. There is a 27% chance of betting on only one rate cut this year. Yesterday's CPI for May came in lower than expected, and today's PPI also came in lower than expected, while weekly jobless claims came in higher than expected. Ken Tjonasam, an analyst at Global X, said in a note: "The weaker PPI data, combined with other recent inflation data, is starting to pour cold water on the Fed's publicly cautious rhetoric. ”

On May 8, Ken Cheung, chief Asia forex strategist at Mizuho Bank, said in an email that the return of go long dollar Arbitrage trading has put pressure on emerging Asian coin. Arbitrage trading has returned as the Fed plans to keep Intrerest Rate higher for longer, suggesting that the dollar's interest rate differentials with other major coin remain positive.

Golden Finance reported that after BC Technology announced its restructuring, Hong Kong media disclosed that the company's former major shareholder, East Harvest, had diluted its shareholding to 29.94% after the completion of the allotment. BC Technology said that East Harvest will undergo a share restructuring, which was originally jointly owned by Gao Zhenshun, Lo Ken Bon, Madden Hugh Douglas, Chapman David James and Cheng Wan Gi, and will transfer part of its shares in BC Technology to various beneficial owners after the restructuring, and after the reorganization, East Harvest will be wholly owned by Gao Zhenshun and hold about 10.67% of BC Technology The analysis believes that this move is to pave the way for the three executive directors who have resigned to sell and withdraw in the future.

Medtronic, a healthcare technology company, announced on Monday that it had reached an agreement with Cosmo Intelligent Medical Devices, a subsidiary of Cosmo Pharmaceuticals, to expand its partnership to apply artificial intelligence to endoscopic care, as reported by the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily on December 11. Ken Washington, Chief Technology Officer at Medtronic, said, "The GI Genius module represents an initial milestone in this collaboration as our first FDA-approved AI product in gastrointestinal care. ”

Billionaire Ken Griffin's trading firm Citadel Securities has denied Terraform Labs' claim that Citadel Securities was behind the UST crash last May. Citadel Securities said in court filings Thursday that Terraform Labs' move was used to divert attention from its allegations, forcing people to pursue absurd conspiracy theories that not only did the time period requested irrelevant, but the theory was also baseless. Citadel asked the court to dismiss Terraform's motion for injunction and said it had only participated in two test transactions involving UST, with a total value of about $0.13, and therefore did not lead to UST de-anchoring. （CoinDesk） Earlier, Terraform Labs filed a motion with the court to require market maker Citadel Securities to "provide certain data pursuant to a third-party subpoena," saying it was "critical" to defend itself in a lawsuit filed by the SEC. The motion said Terraform Labs issued subpoenas to Citadel Securities and Citadel Enterprise Americas for transaction data "related to the May 2022 (UST) de-anchoring." Terraform noted: "Public evidence suggests that Ken Griffin, head of the Citadel entity, intends to short the token before and after the UST de-anchor in May 2022. Relevant evidence suggests that a Citadel Securities may actually be associated with the May 2022 de-anchor, although Citadel Securities publicly denied trading UST during that de-anchoring event. ” Terraform also said Nansen's data helped them find "seven so-called 'whale' traders who have the ability and determination to go long or short on an asset or financial instrument." In addition, the data also shows that "a small number of participants discovered vulnerabilities early in the UST de-anchoring".

PANews News on October 27, according to Blockworks, Citadel Securities said in response to court documents filed by Terraform Labs earlier this month that it has nothing to do with the 2022 stablecoin UST de-anchoring.   In rebutting Terra's coercive motion filing, Citadel said Terra sought to "deflect" allegations of conspiracy with Jump Trading to "drive up asset prices." Claiming that Citadel played a role in UST de-anchoring is a ridiculous conspiracy theory, Citadel asked the court to dismiss Terraform's motion for coercion and said it had only participated in two test transactions with a total value of about $0.13 and therefore did not result in UST de-anchoring. Earlier this month, Terraform Labs filed a motion with the court asking Citadel Securities to "provide certain data pursuant to a third-party subpoena." Terraform noted that public evidence suggests that Ken Griffin, head of the Citadel entity, intends to short UST before and after the de-anchor in May 2022.

Terraform Labs filed a motion with the court requiring market maker Citadel Securities to "provide certain data pursuant to a third-party subpoena," saying it was "critical" to defend itself in a lawsuit filed by the SEC. The motion said Terraform Labs issued subpoenas to Citadel Securities and Citadel Enterprise Americas for transaction data "related to the May 2022 (UST) de-anchoring." Terraform noted: "Public evidence suggests that Ken Griffin, head of the Citadel entity, intends to short the token before and after the UST de-anchor in May 2022. Relevant evidence suggests that a Citadel Securities may actually be associated with the May 2022 de-anchor, although Citadel Securities publicly denied trading UST during that de-anchoring event. ” Terraform also said Nansen's data helped them find "seven so-called 'whale' traders who have the ability and determination to go long or short on an asset or financial instrument." In addition, the data also shows that "a small number of participants discovered vulnerabilities early in the UST de-anchoring". （Blockworks）

Terraform Labs filed a motion with the court to "provide certain data pursuant to a third-party subpoena," Blockworks reported, saying it was "critical" to defend itself in a lawsuit filed by the SEC. The motion said Terraform Labs issued subpoenas to Citadel Securities and Citadel Enterprise Americas for deal data "related to the May 2022 de-anchoring." Terraform noted that public evidence suggests that Ken Griffin, head of the Citadel entity, intends to short UST before and after the de-anchor in May 2022. Terraform said Nansen's data helped them find "seven so-called 'whales' who have the ability and determination to go long or short on an asset or financial instrument." In addition, the data also shows that "a small number of participants discovered vulnerabilities early in the UST de-anchoring".

Jinse Finance reported that encryption supporter and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez confirmed on Friday that his campaign has reached the poll threshold and is eligible to participate in the first Republican presidential debate, becoming the ninth candidate who meets the criteria for taking office. Earlier this month, his campaign reached 40,000 donors after it launched a program offering gift cards in exchange for donations. The mayor has dubbed his city the "crypto capital of the world" and is active in providing financial and tech jobs. Suarez reportedly raised nearly $1 million in the first two weeks of his campaign. Two political action committees backing his campaign have raised $12 million. Suarez's biggest backer is Citadel Securities founder Ken Griffin, who moved the firm from Chicago to Miami.

According to news from IT House on July 17, 20th Century Pictures released the Chinese trailer for the sci-fi movie "AI Creator" today. The film will be released overseas on September 29, and the domestic release has not yet been finalized. It is reported that the film is directed by "Star Wars Story: Rogue One" director Gareth Edwards, John David Washington, Gemma Chen, Allison Janney, Watanabe Ken, Ralph Ine Starring Sen and others, will tell the story of the struggle between humans and artificial intelligence

According to Jinshi’s report on June 21, the website of the U.S. House of Representatives showed that Democratic Rep. Ted Liu, Anna Esh, and Republican Rep. Ken Buck jointly submitted the National Artificial Intelligence Commission Act. Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Brian Schatz is set to introduce a parallel bill in the Senate. According to the outline of the bill provided by lawmakers, the proposed "National AI Commission" will ensure that the risks and possible harm caused by artificial intelligence are mitigated through regulation, and play a leading role in establishing necessary long-term AI regulations. The committee will be responsible for providing 3 reports to Congress and the President of the United States, the first is an interim report 6 months after its establishment, which will contain urgently needed legislative proposals; the final report will be submitted 1 year after its establishment, which will contain a comprehensive legislative framework suggestion.

Odaily Planet Daily News Encrypted venture capital firm Electric Capital has appointed Ken Deeter and Maria Shen as new general partners. (The Block)

Odaily Planet Daily News Ken Olling, founder and CEO of Cardano-based lending agreement MELD, refuted rumors about leaving the Cardano ecosystem and clarified the next important milestone of the product. According to Ken Olling, MELD is building its own Layer 1 sidechain in parallel with Cardano-based services. Currently, the team is undergoing a third-party security audit of its technical design organized by Vacuum Labs. Namely, researchers are stress testing MELD’s multisig on Cardano (ADA). Additionally, it said it will work directly with Input Output Global, one of the entities behind Cardano.

Jinse Finance reported that Ken Olling, the founder and CEO of MELD, a lending agreement on Cardano, refuted rumors about leaving the Cardano ecosystem and clarified the next important milestone of the product. According to Ken Olling, MELD is building its own Layer 1 sidechain in parallel with Cardano-based services. Currently, the team is undergoing a third-party security audit of its technical design organized by Vacuum Labs. Namely, researchers are stress testing MELD’s multisig on Cardano (ADA). Olling also emphasized that his team works directly with Input Output Global, one of the entities behind Cardano.