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  ·2024-12-27
  I think the year is wrongly written.
  Crypto Daily | Record-Breaking $14B Bitcoin Options Expiry; KULR Soars 40% After $21M Bitcoin Purchase
  Crypto Daily is our column tracking crypto market trends, offering timely insights and valuable updates to keep you informed.Crypto NewsBitcoin Rally Fizzles as Token’s Record-Breaking Year Winds Down
  Crypto Daily | Record-Breaking $14B Bitcoin Options Expiry; KULR Soars 40% After $21M Bitcoin Purchase
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  ·2022-10-25
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  $Li-Cycle Holdings Corp.(LICY)$HENG ONG HUAT ! ?????? LICY is the Future ! ??????
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Smaller rivals including Ether and Dogecoin, a favorite of the meme crowd, struggled for traction.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">Trump is pushing ahead with a promise to create a crypto-friendly environment in the US and has backed the idea of establishing a national Bitcoin reserve. Traders are waiting to see if such a stockpile is feasible.</p><h3 id=\"id_1205256152\">Strive Files for &#34;Bitcoin Bond&#34; ETF Tied to MicroStrategy Holdings</h3><p>Strive Asset Management is launching a new ETF that will provide exposure to Bitcoin through convertible securities, primarily focusing on MicroStrategy’s holdings.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">The Strive Bitcoin Bond ETF will invest at least 80% of its assets in “Bitcoin Bonds” and related derivative instruments, including swaps and options.</p><p>As a non-diversified fund, it can concentrate holdings in single issuers like MicroStrategy and allocate more than 25% of assets to software and technology sector companies.</p><h3 id=\"article-heading_1-0\" style=\"text-align: start;\">KULR Technology Stock Soars to All-Time High After $21M Bitcoin Purchase</h3><p>Shares of <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/KULR\">KULR Technology</a> soared 40.4% to close at a record high $4.80 Thursday after the energy storage company made its first investment in bitcoin worth $21 million. </p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">The electric storage solutions provider reported Thursday that it bought 217.18 bitcoins at an average price of $96,556 per bitcoin.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">The move comes after the company said earlier this month it was launching a &#34;Bitcoin Treasury&#34; strategy that called for allocating up to 90% of its surplus cash to the digital currency. It said this $21 million purchase marks its first toward that strategy, with plans to buy more bitcoin in the future.</p><h3 id=\"id_1003535314\">Record-Breaking $14B Bitcoin Options Expiry Ahead</h3><p>Around $14 billion worth of Bitcoin options contracts are set to expire on Deribit on December 27. This expiry, representing 44% of the total open interest for Bitcoin options, marks the largest event of its kind on the exchange. Simultaneously, Ethereum (ETH) options worth $3.84 billion will also expire.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">Options contracts allow traders to speculate on an asset’s price or hedge against potential losses. This Friday’s settlement could see $4 billion worth of Bitcoin options expire “in the money” (ITM), delivering profits to buyers. However, the potential for market turbulence looms, as traders might roll over or liquidate positions to manage risk.</p><p>Meanwhile, analysts are expecting that open interest could shift to the January 31 and March 28 expiries, setting the stage for fresh market dynamics.</p><h2 id=\"id_1130603688\">Bitcoin Spot ETF Flow</h2><p>The overall net inflow of the US Bitcoin spot ETF on Thursday was $475.15 million. The total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs is $108.24 billion, and the ETF net asset ratio (market value compared to total Bitcoin market value) is 5.72%.</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/8b2dd28cbc80114d78e46be9b5907a3b\" title=\"Source: SoSoValue\" tg-width=\"1781\" tg-height=\"256\"/><span>Source: SoSoValue</span></p><p>The Bitcoin spot ETF with the highest net inflow on December 26 was <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/FBTC\">Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund</a> (FBTC), with a net inflow of $6.41 million. 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Here we say goodbye, take care of yourselves,\" the paper said in an online article.</p><p>   Hundreds of supporters gathered outside Apple Daily's building on Wednesday night to show support, sometimes in heavy rain, and waved smartphone lights. Journalists came out onto the balcony and responded with their own phones.</p><p>   The last front page carried a photograph of a member of staff waving at supporters, with the headline \"Hong Kongers bid a painful farewell in the rain\".</p><p>   A Reuters reporter present in the Apple Daily newsroom saw dozens of journalists break into applause once the final edition was sent to press, and some in tears.</p><p>   Reporter Alvin Chan went outside to distribute free copies to the supporters, saying: \"I hope everyone can ... continue to believe in our values.\"</p><p>   The paper, whose online version will also stop updating, said it was printing a million copies of its last edition - more than 10 times its normal print run. </p><p>   Shortly after midnight, some news stands waiting for delivery already had hundreds of people queueing.</p><p>   Apple Daily's support for democratic rights and freedoms has made it a thorn in Beijing's side since owner Jimmy Lai, a self-made tycoon who was smuggled from mainland China into Hong Kong on a fishing boat at the age of 12, started it in 1995. </p><p>   It shook up the region's Chinese-language media landscape and became a champion of democracy on the margins of Communist China. Its demise leaves only a handful of small online outlets on that side of politics, including Stand News and Citizen News.</p><p>   Staff unions at Citizen News and six other media groups said they would wear black on Thursday in protest at what they described as \"the government’s blow against freedom of the press\".  Management at Citizen News and Stand News could not be reached for comment.</p><p>   CHALLENGE TO BEIJING</p><p>   Apple Daily's supporters championed it as a beacon of media freedom in the Chinese-speaking world. It repeatedly challenged Beijing's authoritarianism and was read by dissidents and a more liberal Chinese diaspora.</p><p>   Lai, whose assets have been frozen, has been in jail since December on charges, stemming from pro-democracy protests, of taking part in unauthorised assemblies.</p><p>   Some rights groups, media organisations and Western governments have criticised the action against the newspaper.</p><p>   Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that criticism of the raid on the newspaper amounted to attempts to \"beautify\" acts that endangered national security. Chinese officials have denounced the criticism as interference.</p><p>   Hong Kong and mainland officials have repeatedly said that media freedoms are respected but are not absolute.</p><p>   Apple Daily, which was published by Next Digital    and employed hundreds of journalists, said in its online article that the decision to close was \"based on employee safety and manpower considerations\". </p><p>   Since being raided by police, the newspaper says it has suffered mass resignations and entire departments have had to close. </p><p>   Last week, the assets of companies linked to the newspaper were frozen and five executives were arrested. On Wednesday, police arrested a columnist on suspicion of conspiring to collude with foreign forces.</p><p>   Apple Daily and Next Digital management could not be reached to comment further.    </p><p>   In an interview with Reuters, an adviser to Lai said on Monday that the paper would close \"in a matter of days\".</p><p>   The paper's newsroom was raided by about 200 police last August, when Lai was arrested on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces, and again last week, by 500 police, when the other executives were detained.</p><p>   INCREASED PRINT RUN</p><p>   On both occasions, the paper said it had increased its print run to 500,000 the following day from the usual 80,000, and residents of the city of 7.5 million snapped it up before dawn. </p><p>   The police action was the most direct attack on Hong Kong's freewheeling media since Beijing regained control of the city in 1997. </p><p>   Authorities in Hong Kong have said the moves against Apple Daily were not targeting the media industry or press freedom. </p><p>   The security law imposed on the city last year was Beijing's first major move to put Hong Kong on a more authoritarian path. </p><p>   Lam and other pro-Beijing officials have said it has restored stability after months of often-violent pro-democracy protests. </p><p>   The Taiwan arm of Apple Daily said it would continue to publish online, as its finances are independent.  </p><p>   Apple Daily has come under increasing pressure since Lai was arrested last year under the security legislation.</p><p>   Authorities have said dozens of Apple Daily articles may have violated the security law, the first instance of authorities taking aim at media reports under the legislation.</p><p>   Next Digital has been kept afloat by loans from Lai. In May, Reuters reported exclusively that Hong Kong’s security chief had sent letters to branches of HSBC    and Citibank    threatening up to seven years’ jail for any dealings with the billionaire's accounts in the city.</p><p>    &lt;^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What you need to know about Hong Kong's national security law   </p><p> Pro-Beijing media in Hong Kong denounce 'traitor' Jimmy Lai   </p><p> QUOTES-What people are saying about closure of Hong Kong's Apple Daily      TIMELINE-The rise and fall of HK's Apple Daily and media magnate Jimmy Lai     </p><p>   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^&gt;</p><p>(Additional reporting by Pak Yiu, Yoyo Chow, Sara Cheng, Twinnie Siu, Clare Jim; Writing by Marius Zaharia; Editing by Gerry Doyle, Robert Birsel, Giles Elgood and Kevin Liffey)</p><p>((marius.zaharia@thomsonreuters.com; +852 2843 6358;))</p></body></html>","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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Here we say goodbye, take care of yourselves,\" the paper said in an online article.</p><p>   Hundreds of supporters gathered outside Apple Daily's building on Wednesday night to show support, sometimes in heavy rain, and waved smartphone lights. Journalists came out onto the balcony and responded with their own phones.</p><p>   The last front page carried a photograph of a member of staff waving at supporters, with the headline \"Hong Kongers bid a painful farewell in the rain\".</p><p>   A Reuters reporter present in the Apple Daily newsroom saw dozens of journalists break into applause once the final edition was sent to press, and some in tears.</p><p>   Reporter Alvin Chan went outside to distribute free copies to the supporters, saying: \"I hope everyone can ... continue to believe in our values.\"</p><p>   The paper, whose online version will also stop updating, said it was printing a million copies of its last edition - more than 10 times its normal print run. </p><p>   Shortly after midnight, some news stands waiting for delivery already had hundreds of people queueing.</p><p>   Apple Daily's support for democratic rights and freedoms has made it a thorn in Beijing's side since owner Jimmy Lai, a self-made tycoon who was smuggled from mainland China into Hong Kong on a fishing boat at the age of 12, started it in 1995. </p><p>   It shook up the region's Chinese-language media landscape and became a champion of democracy on the margins of Communist China. Its demise leaves only a handful of small online outlets on that side of politics, including Stand News and Citizen News.</p><p>   Staff unions at Citizen News and six other media groups said they would wear black on Thursday in protest at what they described as \"the government’s blow against freedom of the press\".  Management at Citizen News and Stand News could not be reached for comment.</p><p>   CHALLENGE TO BEIJING</p><p>   Apple Daily's supporters championed it as a beacon of media freedom in the Chinese-speaking world. It repeatedly challenged Beijing's authoritarianism and was read by dissidents and a more liberal Chinese diaspora.</p><p>   Lai, whose assets have been frozen, has been in jail since December on charges, stemming from pro-democracy protests, of taking part in unauthorised assemblies.</p><p>   Some rights groups, media organisations and Western governments have criticised the action against the newspaper.</p><p>   Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that criticism of the raid on the newspaper amounted to attempts to \"beautify\" acts that endangered national security. Chinese officials have denounced the criticism as interference.</p><p>   Hong Kong and mainland officials have repeatedly said that media freedoms are respected but are not absolute.</p><p>   Apple Daily, which was published by Next Digital    and employed hundreds of journalists, said in its online article that the decision to close was \"based on employee safety and manpower considerations\". </p><p>   Since being raided by police, the newspaper says it has suffered mass resignations and entire departments have had to close. </p><p>   Last week, the assets of companies linked to the newspaper were frozen and five executives were arrested. On Wednesday, police arrested a columnist on suspicion of conspiring to collude with foreign forces.</p><p>   Apple Daily and Next Digital management could not be reached to comment further.    </p><p>   In an interview with Reuters, an adviser to Lai said on Monday that the paper would close \"in a matter of days\".</p><p>   The paper's newsroom was raided by about 200 police last August, when Lai was arrested on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces, and again last week, by 500 police, when the other executives were detained.</p><p>   INCREASED PRINT RUN</p><p>   On both occasions, the paper said it had increased its print run to 500,000 the following day from the usual 80,000, and residents of the city of 7.5 million snapped it up before dawn. </p><p>   The police action was the most direct attack on Hong Kong's freewheeling media since Beijing regained control of the city in 1997. </p><p>   Authorities in Hong Kong have said the moves against Apple Daily were not targeting the media industry or press freedom. </p><p>   The security law imposed on the city last year was Beijing's first major move to put Hong Kong on a more authoritarian path. </p><p>   Lam and other pro-Beijing officials have said it has restored stability after months of often-violent pro-democracy protests. </p><p>   The Taiwan arm of Apple Daily said it would continue to publish online, as its finances are independent.  </p><p>   Apple Daily has come under increasing pressure since Lai was arrested last year under the security legislation.</p><p>   Authorities have said dozens of Apple Daily articles may have violated the security law, the first instance of authorities taking aim at media reports under the legislation.</p><p>   Next Digital has been kept afloat by loans from Lai. 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The closure of the popular tabloid, which mixes pro-democracy views with celebrity gossip and investigations of those in power, marks the end of an era for media freedom in the Chinese-ruled city, critics say.   \"Thank you to all readers, subscribers, ad clients and Hong Kongers for 26 years of immense love and support. Here we say goodbye, take care of yourselves,\" the paper said in an online article.   Hundreds of supporters gathered outside Apple Daily's building on Wednesday night to show support, sometimes in heavy rain, and waved smartphone lights. Journalists came out onto the balcony and responded with their own phones.   The last front page carried a photograph of a member of staff waving at supporters, with the headline \"Hong Kongers bid a painful farewell in the rain\".   A Reuters reporter present in the Apple Daily newsroom saw dozens of journalists break into applause once the final edition was sent to press, and some in tears.   Reporter Alvin Chan went outside to distribute free copies to the supporters, saying: \"I hope everyone can ... continue to believe in our values.\"   The paper, whose online version will also stop updating, said it was printing a million copies of its last edition - more than 10 times its normal print run.    Shortly after midnight, some news stands waiting for delivery already had hundreds of people queueing.   Apple Daily's support for democratic rights and freedoms has made it a thorn in Beijing's side since owner Jimmy Lai, a self-made tycoon who was smuggled from mainland China into Hong Kong on a fishing boat at the age of 12, started it in 1995.    It shook up the region's Chinese-language media landscape and became a champion of democracy on the margins of Communist China. Its demise leaves only a handful of small online outlets on that side of politics, including Stand News and Citizen News.   Staff unions at Citizen News and six other media groups said they would wear black on Thursday in protest at what they described as \"the government’s blow against freedom of the press\".  Management at Citizen News and Stand News could not be reached for comment.   CHALLENGE TO BEIJING   Apple Daily's supporters championed it as a beacon of media freedom in the Chinese-speaking world. It repeatedly challenged Beijing's authoritarianism and was read by dissidents and a more liberal Chinese diaspora.   Lai, whose assets have been frozen, has been in jail since December on charges, stemming from pro-democracy protests, of taking part in unauthorised assemblies.   Some rights groups, media organisations and Western governments have criticised the action against the newspaper.   Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that criticism of the raid on the newspaper amounted to attempts to \"beautify\" acts that endangered national security. Chinese officials have denounced the criticism as interference.   Hong Kong and mainland officials have repeatedly said that media freedoms are respected but are not absolute.   Apple Daily, which was published by Next Digital    and employed hundreds of journalists, said in its online article that the decision to close was \"based on employee safety and manpower considerations\".    Since being raided by police, the newspaper says it has suffered mass resignations and entire departments have had to close.    Last week, the assets of companies linked to the newspaper were frozen and five executives were arrested. On Wednesday, police arrested a columnist on suspicion of conspiring to collude with foreign forces.   Apple Daily and Next Digital management could not be reached to comment further.       In an interview with Reuters, an adviser to Lai said on Monday that the paper would close \"in a matter of days\".   The paper's newsroom was raided by about 200 police last August, when Lai was arrested on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces, and again last week, by 500 police, when the other executives were detained.   INCREASED PRINT RUN   On both occasions, the paper said it had increased its print run to 500,000 the following day from the usual 80,000, and residents of the city of 7.5 million snapped it up before dawn.    The police action was the most direct attack on Hong Kong's freewheeling media since Beijing regained control of the city in 1997.    Authorities in Hong Kong have said the moves against Apple Daily were not targeting the media industry or press freedom.    The security law imposed on the city last year was Beijing's first major move to put Hong Kong on a more authoritarian path.    Lam and other pro-Beijing officials have said it has restored stability after months of often-violent pro-democracy protests.    The Taiwan arm of Apple Daily said it would continue to publish online, as its finances are independent.     Apple Daily has come under increasing pressure since Lai was arrested last year under the security legislation.   Authorities have said dozens of Apple Daily articles may have violated the security law, the first instance of authorities taking aim at media reports under the legislation.   Next Digital has been kept afloat by loans from Lai. 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