#if there's demand for it in the market i shall supply.

[thermodynamic-comedian]

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[minhosimthings]

Hold Me Without Hurting Me

Chapter 3: Carnations and Cold Winds

A/N: In which an old friend fills your life with flowers again, along a bumpy sided road.

Pairings: Ceo!Jay × Ceo!fem!reader, includes rest of Enhypen and certain other groups

Warnings: angst-fluff, hurt/comfort, friends to enemies to fake dating to enemies to lovers, Mentions of food and alcohol, swearing, nothing much but it's a bumpy story.

Story prompt: If I had a flower for every time I fell in love with you, I would walk in my garden forever. (This story is based on the language of flowers.)

A/N: Third chapter, i know its short but my dumb brain cant do shit rn. the next chapter will be released really quicky since ive already completed it! and then we'll see about the fifth chapter which i'll start if writer's block doesnt magically hit me.

SERIES MASTERLIST

"Ma'am are you quite sure, that you are- ahem- ok enough to go to today's meeting?" Jungwon basically jogged behind you, as you once again made your way down to the meeting hall. You had gone home the night before and ate mint chocolate ice cream while listening to Hozier on full blast. Jungwon didn't have the heart to tell you that he could listen to you crying so he let you be, wondering how on earth you were going to go to the meeting today.

You took a deep breath and looked at the files in Jungwon's hands. Truth be told, you felt terrified to go to the meeting today. But the ship has got to face the storm someday, so you kept a calm expression on your face, choosing to scream internally. "I'm quite alright Jungwon." You walked further to the door, stopping at the handle. "We can do this."

You pressed down on the cold handle on the door, and opened the great oak creation, to a sight which made your heart drop. All of them were already sitting there with only your seat lying empty. "Miss Y/N." The man with the sharp nose and plum brown hair spike first, "You're late." You frowned slightly as you entered the room, making sure to tap your heels noisily on the floor. "I belive I was informed that the timing was 8:30 pm?" You asked, looking at the plum haired man, who furrowed his eyebrows and want back in his chair. He looked very much like a ginger cat in your opinion. "I'm sorry Miss Y/N, but all of us were told to arrive here at 8 am." Mr Hwang said, as you dropped down to your chair next to Sunghoon. "Well If you would like proof that I was wrongly informed, my assistant will gladly provide you with it." You snapped, this time glancing slightly at Jay. He had that smug smile on his face, which you so very disliked, and his hands were twirling the calla lilies which he had taken out of the vase.

"Anyways-" Heeseung spoke up, setting his hands on the table, "-as we were discussing about the recent market changes worldwide, I was wondering whether any of you had noticed why it has been happening?" You promptly took up the file in front of you and cleared your throat. "I had an entire presentation ready, if you are willing to lend an ear, Mr Lee." The corners of Heeseung's mouth twitched slightly to form a gentle smile which you gladly returned as he gave you the gesture to speak up. You got up from your seat and went over to the board, passing Jay and not once even glancing at him.

"And that's why, gentlemen-" you put your pen down finishing with your very detailed presentations that you definetly did not work on for three months, "-I think we should focus more on the aspects of supply and demand rather than entirely focusing on profitable trades." The entire room watched with faces akin to something like awe as they gently applauded, nodding their heads in approval. You held your chin up, proud of yourself, as you returned to your seat, noticing the little thumbs up Sunghoon gave you beneath the table. "Yes amazing presentation Miss Yang but-" you heard Jay's voice say, laced with smuggish tones, "-why shall we, as the heads of leading companies focus on mere tiny details like this when we have people hired to do that?" A murmur of agreement came out from among the other beings in the room. "Mr Park does make a point Miss Yang." The plum haired man spoke out. "Why should I, Choi Minho, the heir and owner of a billion dollar company, do all the economic work when I have people at my feet who can do it for me in a jiffy?" You clenched your jaw at his words, trying to keep your anger in. You could see Jungwon from the corner of your eye, looking at Minho with that face he made when you asked him whether or not he likes mint chocolate ice cream (spoiler alert: he hated it).

"Well Mr Choi-" you smiled at Minho, slightly startling him, "-I must say that you'd be beheaded by now if we were living in 18th century France, with those appalling morals of yours." Minho slammed his hands on the desk, gritting his teeth tightly, and glaring at you. "How dare you, you fucking-"

"Calm down, Mr Choi." Jay's cool voice rang through the room, slightly louder than Minho's, "Miss Yang was just making a joke wasn't she?" Jay glared at you, as he finished his sentence. Not wanting to create conflict with your colleagues, you meekly looked down at your skirt and then looked up at Minho. "I'm sorry Mr Choi. I shouldn't have said that. I hope you'll forgive me?" You tried not to smile, as Minho stopped fuming and mumbled a 'you're forgiven', making you feel as proud as a peacock dancing in the glittery rain

"Ma'am that was awesome." Jungwon panted as you exited the meeting room. "I have such a cool boss." You blushed at his words, only now realising how cold it was, as you felt your skin shiver. "Wanna head up to the bar Jungwon?" You asked him, pressing the button of the elevator. Jungwon shook his head and smiled up at you. "It's actually my mom's birthday today and she expects me to call her at eleven pm to talk." He sighed dramatically, "Guess I need to go be a good Korean son, without a girlfriend." You giggled at his words and were about to get into the elevator when- "Miss Yang, a word please?" Ugh that voice, you thought, why did he have to follow you?

"Not now Mr Park." You stated, turning back to see Jay with his hands in the pockets of his maroon suit, "You see I was just heading up to the bar with my assistant." You hoped the blatant lie wouldn't be caught but- "Y/N, you blink twice whenever you lie." Jay chuckled, "And anyway I just overheard the conversation between you and this young man. Mind if I take you boss for the night?" He asked Jungwon, who turned red and looked at you with widened eyes. You sighed heavily and gave the files in your hands to Jungwon. "Go Jungwon. I can handle myself." You added a smile in order to comfort him a bit which he returned, showing off the dimples on his cheek.

"Now that I have a drink in my hands-" you took your Margherita glass, "-what the fuck do you want?" Jay stuck out his tongue at you and sipped on his champagne. Then after a few moments, he pulled out a bouquet. You rolled your eyes at him. "Really Jongsoeng? A fucking bouquet now?" "Just take it Y/N." He huffed, to which you took the bouquet in your hands, twirling it around. Crocus and Yellow Carnations. "You're asking me why I'm mad at you? And you couldn't have asked that directly like normal human beings?" You scoffed, trying to ignore the amazing fragrance coming from the carnations. Jay motioned for another glass of champagne as he looked you up and down. "What?" You said, glaring at where his eyes were going. "Nothing." Jay raised his hands up in defense, "Just wanted to say that you really did change a lot. The Y/N I knew wouldn't call talking through flowers abnormal human behaviour." "Well just assume the Y/N you knew is dead and I'm her imposter." You took out the umbrella from your Margherita. "Please-" Jay scoffed, "-the Y/N I knew would always suck on her umbrellas like a seven year old child." "That was one time Joengsoeng! One time!" You said in protest, a smile slowly creeping up on your face, as Jay giggled slightly.

"Alright enough with the festivities." Jay said, his eyes now becoming more serious. "Have you thought about the little offer I made?" You spit out the sip of Margherita you had in your mouth and stared ahead with widened eyes, before looking into Jay's eyes, hoping that you were staring into his soul. "No Jay." You huffed and puffed like the big bad wolf, "I'm not doing it. Plus-" you smiled proudly, "Mr Lee has already accepted my offer and we are to begin the actual work when I get back to Seoul."

The smirk on your face was wiped off very quickly however, when Jay burst out laughing. "Heeseung accepted your offer? Oh my yarrow-" he wiped a tear falling from his eye, "Perhaps I forgot to tell you, but I own Heeseung's company. I'm literally his boss and I told him to accept the offer." Your entire body freezed over as you watched the words being formed by Jay's mouth. The cold November breeze outside seemed to reach you even though the heated mess of the bar. This wasn't the Jay you used to know either.

"Now my yarrow-" Jay leaned forward, putting his glass down and adjusting his watch, "If you want Heeseung to keep his offer, and I know you want it because you were basically halfway to your knees begging him for it" he smirked, "You'll have to do me a favour." "Joengsoeng what the fuck." You finally breathed out, having nothing but anger in your veins. "Tch tch princess." Jay clicked his tongue, "Hasn't anyone taught you to clean that mouth out?" You clenched your fists together and finished off the last sip of your Margherita. "What do you want me to do?" You said with a defeated tone. You didn't know whether it was from the pure exhaustion or from the fact that you didn't want to lose you offer, that made you utter those words, which made Jay's smug smile grow ever larger.

"Hmm maybe it'll upset you a bit princess but-" he got up from his seat and patted down his suit nearly, "I want you to be my girlfriend for some weeks."

[shrinkrants]

Jason Hickel Describes Capitalism

The word capitalism tends to cause immediate confusion. For most people it calls to mind things like businesses, markets and trade: the ability of people to produce and sell things to one another. Who could possibly be against this? But in fact businesses, markets and trade existed for thousands of years before capitalism. Capitalism is a relatively recent system, having emerged in Western Europe only about 500 years ago.  If one was to point to the single most important defining feature of this particular economic system, it would be that it is fundamentally anti-democratic. 

Let me clarify what I mean. Yes, many of us live in electoral systems where we select political leaders from time to time.  We have something approximating political democracy, as corrupt and imperfect as it may be.  But when it comes to the economy, thesystem of production, not even the shallowest illusion of democracy enters. Production is controlled overwhelmingly by capital, meaning large corporations, the major financial firms, and the 1% who own the lion’s share of investable assets.  Capital determines what gets produced, how our labour and resources shall be used, and for whose benefit. And for capital, the purpose of production is not to meet people’s needs, or to achieve social progress.  The purpose is to maximize and accumulate profit – that is the overriding objective.

Capital seeks constantly increasing accumulation. To achieve this, it needs to cheapen the prices of inputs as much as possible (labour, land, energy, and materials), and maintain those prices at a low level. It also needs a constantly increasing supply of these inputs.  This process cannot go on for very long within a bounded national economy.  If you over-exploit your domestic working class, sooner or later you are going to face a revolution, or a crisis of overproduction. And if you over-exploit your domestic environment, eventually you will degrade the ecological base upon which all production relies.

To overcome these contradictions, capitalism always requires an “outside,” external to itself, where it can cheapen labor and nature with impunity and appropriate them on a vast scale; an outside where it can “externalize” social and ecological damages, where rebellions can be contained, and where it does not have to negotiate with local grievances or demands. This is where the colonies come in. From the origins of capitalism in the late 15th century, growth in the “core” of the world economy (Western Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan) has always depended on the mass appropriation of labor and resources from the “periphery” (Latin America, Asia and Africa). There was no lag between the rise of capitalism and the imperial project. Capitalism has always required an imperial arrangement.

This was obvious during the first several hundred years of capitalist history, which I detail in this book. European colonizers went about destroying self-sufficient industries in the periphery and forcibly re-organizing production to serve consumption and accumulation in the core. Historians have documented that extraordinary quantities of value were siphoned out of the periphery and into the core, subjecting the former to deprivation, misery, and mass mortality while furnishing the latter with unprecedented wealth.

-- Jason Hickel, in the new preface to The Divide.

[communistkenobi]

The general pattern we are investigating here is characterised by an all-pervasive feature. These [high-scoring] subjects want no pity for the poor, neither here nor abroad. This trait seems to be strictly confined to high scorers and to be one of the most differentiating features in political philosophy.

At this point, the interrelatedness of some of the ideas measured by the PEC [politico-economic] scale and certain studies caught by the F [fascism] scale should be stressed. Abolition of the dole, rejection of state interference with the “natural” play of supply and demand on the labour market, the spirit of the adage “who does not work, shall not eat” belong to the traditional wisdom of economic rugged individualism and are stressed by all those who regard the liberal system of being endangered by socialism. At the same time, the ideas involved have a tinge of punitiveness and authoritarian aggressiveness which makes them ideal receptacles of some typical psychological urges of the prejudiced character.

This is one of the more “obvious” findings in this book (ie, right wingers hating the poor), but it should probably be stressed over and over and over again that fascists do not give a fuck about poor people. They actively despise poor people. The logical conclusion of this political philosophy is the eternal immiseration and disenfranchisement of poor people - in effect, a policy of extermination that is framed as “being their own fault” for not working hard enough. When fascists speak of economic anxieties they are not speaking to the lower classes. Their “grassroots” working class aesthetics are completely insincere.

This goes hand in hand with fascistic essentialist thinking - the underclass of society must inherently deserve their place. People are not poor by circumstance or history, they are spiritually poor, ontologically poor - the very fact that they are poor proves they deserve their fate. When fascists speak of “the common man” or profess concern about downward economic mobility, they are bemoaning the struggles of the middle class, who do not deserve to live in poverty amongst the “real” poor people. They view economic hierarchy as an unchanging rigid system, and the only reason the middle class would be losing power in america is because of some unseen, omnipresent force in the government that is secretly attempting to destroy American values and way of life. This is where the antisemitism becomes explicit - Jewish people are “the misfit bourgeoise,” this class who has infiltrated the natural eternal hierarchy of American capitalism and perverted it for the express purpose of punishing the white middle and upper classes.

So Nazis are not poor bigoted hicks, nor is their political base made up of poor people. Poor Nazis certainly exist, but those people hold very little political power by simple fact of their economic position. Fascism as a political force holds the most power in those higher classes, and were fascism to be fully realised in our political and economic systems, poor people would suffer across the board. Fascists hate poor people. I feel like I can’t stress that enough. Any account of fascism you read or hear about that focuses on the working class aesthetics or elements of right wing rhetoric misunderstands the political goals of fascists

[onlylivingboyinsanmyshuno]

Benedict & Sons Manufacturing Co. 123 Old Town District St., Windenburg

To Whom It May Concern,

I trust this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to propose a mutually beneficial business venture between Brindleton Trading Company and Benedict & Sons Manufacturing Co., a legacy I have had the privilege of inheriting from my late father.

Objective

The primary objective of this venture is to establish a long-term partnership for the supply and export of raw materials and machinery parts, which Benedict & Sons specializes in manufacturing. These materials and parts are essential for various industries, including construction, transportation, and potentially, national defense.

Proposal Details

Supply Agreement: Benedict & Sons will supply Brindleton Trading Company with high-quality steel, iron, and specialized machinery parts.

Export Facilitation: Brindleton Trading Company will act as the exclusive export partner for these materials, handling all logistics and overseas sales.

Pricing: Prices will be negotiated on a quarterly basis to reflect market conditions.

Quality Assurance: All products will undergo rigorous quality checks to ensure they meet the standards set by both companies.

Delivery: Benedict & Sons will be responsible for the timely delivery of all products to Brindleton Trading Company's warehouses.

Payment Terms: Net 30 payment terms, with a 2% discount offered for payments made within ten days of delivery.

Contract Duration: Initial contract to last for two years, with an option for renewal based on performance metrics.

Benefits

Economies of Scale: A long-term contract will enable both companies to benefit from economies of scale, thereby reducing costs.

Quality Guarantee: Our long-standing reputation for quality will ensure that you receive only the best materials.

Strategic Positioning: This partnership will strategically position both companies to quickly respond to any surge in demand, particularly in sectors that may require rapid scaling, such as national defense.

Global Reach: Brindleton Trading Company's extensive network of international partners will ensure a broad market for our products.

Next Steps

Should you find this proposal agreeable, I suggest we schedule a meeting at your earliest convenience to discuss the terms in detail. I am open to further negotiations and am keen to finalize an agreement that will be mutually beneficial.

Thank you for considering this opportunity. I am confident that this venture will prove to be mutually beneficial and look forward to your positive response.

Yours sincerely,

Benedict Thompson Owner, Thompson & Son Manufacturing Co.

***

Date: June 16, 1913

Today proved to be a momentous occasion. Mr. Carmichael has seen fit to appoint me as "Head of Strategic Partnerships" for the forthcoming venture with Thompson & Sons Manufacturing Co. The responsibility is immense, but so is the opportunity. I am to oversee the entire operation, from contract negotiations to the final execution of the trade agreements.

The meeting with Mr. Carmichael took place at the very café where I first encountered Daphne. The coincidence did not escape me. It was as if the universe conspired to bring my life full circle, from the moment I met the woman who would become my wife to the day I received an opportunity that could define my career.

Daphne would be pleased, though she remains blissfully unaware of the details. I shall inform her in due course. For now, my focus must remain on the venture at hand. Success in this endeavor could very well be the cornerstone upon which the Crale dynasty is built.

(lot credit again: @antiquatedplumbobs!)

[liviavanrouge]

Work Talk

Livia: *Sits silently, looking focused*

Ramon: *Watches her curiously, Deevin handing him a cup of apple juice*

Livia: We should increase the marketing for the broaches, since nobles are lining up to buy some

Anubis: What should we increase the price to?

Talzen: Yes, I was going to ask that as well

Livia: Hm...five gold coins per broach..

Talzen: But, Ma'am, that would-

Livia: I know it'd make people less likely to buy it but I have a new item coming out in my shops~

Anubis: New item?

Livia: Mhm! A fabric item actually, it goes well with the broach, so once people see that, they'll be lining up to get the broach and the pretty fabric~

Talzen: That might actually work

Livia: Talzen, what did the Western Company say to my reply letter

Talzen: Actually, ma'am, they had the bright mind to send one of there higher ups to me and demand some of our items...

Anubis: The disrespect.

Talzen: I told them, a hundred diamonds per item if they wanted it so badly

Livia: *Grins, her eyes glinting* Good job~

Talzen: All I do is for you, Madam...

Livia: Zander!

Zander: *Walks in and bows his head* Yes?

Livia: Tell Raviola to prepare a meal for Ramon..

Ramon: *Perks up having thought she forgotten about him with all the business talk going on*

Zander: Understood.

Livia: *Looks at Anubis and Talzen* Back to work...hows Lacey doing?

Anubis: She's winning every auction, our supplies are skyrocketing...

Talzen: She lost once to the Western Union but that was because of the spy we caught since then we've been winning

Livia: *Nods, looking over the papers* Good, good~

Livia: *Stands up and grabs her cloak* Shall we go see the newest product

Anubis and Talzen: *Stands up and nods* Yes ma'am...

Ramon: Wow...Lady Livia is only sixteen too..

Deevin: With the support of Queen Maleficia, Nilo and Prince Malleus, she's been able to open her own shops

Ramon: *Looks up at him curious* Whys that?

Deevin: *Grins, his eyes glinting* To mess with that damned Senate~

~~~~

Livia: *Smiles at the Senate when she passed by*

Talzen and Anubis: *Walks after her, carrying paperwork*

Livia: *Grins at the fury emitting from the Senate behind her* Two can play at this game of Chess~

@anxious-twisted-vampire @yukii0nna @writing-heiress @zexal-club @marrondrawsalot @abyssthing198 @teddymochi

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[ruby-gemstone]

Pigeon Blood Ruby: The King of Precious Gemstones

The Pigeon blood Ruby has enchanted people with their beautiful beauty and rich red colour for millennia. The history of these priceless gems, which spans several ancient civilizations, continues to captivate people even today.They are also renowned for their mesmerising deep red hue and captivating allure. These precious gemstones at Giri Corporation have fascinated humanity for centuries, captivating the hearts of gem enthusiasts and collectors around the world.We shall travel through time to investigate the history, cultural importance, and continuing fascination of Pigeon Blood Rubies and its role in our lives.

Ancient Beginnings :  The history of Pigeon blood Rubies dates back to antiquity. The Mogok Valley in modern-day Myanmar (formerly Burma) was the first location where these rubies were discovered. The area is well known for its outstanding quality and has been producing rubies for more than 2,000 years. These rubies were prized for their deep red colour by ancient civilizations including those of Burma, China, and India, who associated them with strength, protection, and wealth.

Royal Adornments : As time passed, Pigeon blood Rubies made their way into the regal courts of kings and queens, according to the 200-word essay "Royal Adornments". These diamonds were highly prized by royalty and nobles in mediaeval Europe. Their striking crimson hue was thought to represent power and fortune. A renowned Pigeon Blood Ruby ring was among the exquisite ruby jewellery that Queen Elizabeth I of England was reputed to hold.

Legends and Mythology : There are many myths and stories about pigeon blood rubies. In prehistoric Hindu culture, rubies were seen as a representation of the sun and as having the ability to grant the wearer invincibility. Legends about the ruby's power to shield its possessor from harm and deliver wealth were prevalent in Southeast Asia. The mystery and fascination of Pigeon Blood Rubies were further enhanced by these fascinating tales.

Burmese Ruby Trade : For years, the area of Burma was the main supplier of Pigeon Blood Rubies. However, political unrest and shifting trading patterns had an influence on the supply of these jewels. A booming trading business was fueled by the British colonisation of Burma in the 19th and 20th centuries, which raised demand for Burmese rubies.

Modern Discoveries and Market : In recent times, Pigeon Blood Rubies have been discovered in other parts of the world, including Africa, Mozambique, and Madagascar. These new sources have provided additional supply and expanded the market for these highly coveted gemstones. However, Burmese Pigeon Blood Rubies continue to be regarded as the most desirable and valuable.

The Enchanting Colour : The captivating red hue is what gives them their appeal. The term "Pigeon Blood" describes a particular shade of red that has a deep, lively, and somewhat purple tint. The name comes from the frequent comparison of its hue to the brilliant crimson of a just shaved pigeon's eye. Trace quantities of chromium in the crystal structure of Pigeon Blood Rubies combine with light to generate their alluring colour.

Origins and Mining : The Mogok Valley in Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) is the main source of Pigeon Blood Ruby. Ruby mining in the area has a rich and colourful history that dates back more than two thousand years. Burmese rubies are prized for their extraordinary quality, unparalleled colour, and remarkable clarity, particularly the highly sought-after Pigeon Blood Rubies. As miners harvest the gemstones from the soil using conventional methods, the mining process is labour-intensive and frequently includes artisanal methods.

Symbolism and Cultural Significance : Pigeon Blood Rubies have long carried significant importance in a number of civilizations. Rubies were regarded as potent, protective, and lucky symbols in prehistoric Burmese and Indian cultures. The deep crimson hue was thought to represent vigour, passion, and bravery. The owners of these jewels were said to enjoy good health, riches, and happiness. Pigeon Blood Rubies are still prized as signs of adoration and loyalty today, making them attractive options for wedding bands and anniversary presents.

Rarity and Value : Due to their extreme rarity and high price, pigeon blood rubies are extremely valuable. Their value is based on elements including colour, clarity, size, and provenance. The most prized Pigeon Blood Rubies have a deep red colour with little overtones and show exceptional clarity. Due to their historical significance and unrivalled colour, Burmese Pigeon Blood Rubies are thought to be the most expensive. These priceless diamonds are frequently the subject of strong competition between auction houses and collectors, pushing prices to unbelievable heights.

Pigeon Blood Rubies in Jewellery : Even in the realm of jewellery, Pigeon Blood Rubies are desirable. Because of their scarcity and vivid red colour, they are highly prized for use in producing stunning sculptures. High-end jewellery pieces including rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings frequently include Pigeon Blood Rubies in their designs. To further accentuate their brilliance, they are commonly combined with diamonds or other jewels. Pigeon Blood Ruby jewellery displays refinement, elegance, and a timeless appeal whether it is in old or modern designs.

Thus , Pigeon Blood Rubies continue to captivate with their intense red hue, strong history, and unparalleled beauty. These gemstones, born deep within the earth, carry the legacy of ancient civilizations and hold profound cultural significance. As we admire the exquisite colour and rarity of Pigeon Blood Rubies, we appreciate their timeless allure, and the enduring impact they have had on the world of gemstones and human fascination.

To conclude, the rich history of Pigeon Blood Ruby showcases their enduring allure and cultural significance. From ancient civilizations to modern times, these gemstones have adorned the crowns of kings, enchanted legends, and captured the hearts of gem enthusiasts worldwide. While the world has changed, the deep red beauty and symbolism of Pigeon Blood Rubies remain timeless. Today, they continue to be cherished for their rarity, intense colour, and the touch of ancient mystique they bring to those fortunate enough to possess them, as we take in the beauty of Pigeon Blood Rubies, we can recognise the extraordinary trip that these jewels have experienced, spanning decades and making a lasting impression on both the field of gemology and human interest for a long time now! 

[jassrain]

Bazu stepped back as the mugger pocketed the items, already she could feel the millennia wearing on her. She hobbled to a nearby bench to sit down, her tired feet shrinking in the sneakers she wore, her hip-hugger jeans slipping off her hips, the tanktop now barely held over her chest as she went from an ample bust to nearly flattened chest.

As she sat she remembered how it all started…

Kenya a millennia prior.

Bazu listened to the English game hunter tell his story to the other children in the village, “oh yes quite right, I was exploring this delightful market in Egypt when this man pointed his dagger at me and demanded my money. Well I wasn't about to be humiliated in such a way, and with a quick hand and judo chop my man taught me I had the dagger to the man's throat.” The man was a braggart but he was here to tell his story there must be something to it. Bazu looked around the camp, the hunting party was preparing an afternoon meal, her attention returned to the hunter when the children gasped at the sight of a coin the hunter held up for their inspection. ”It was the only thing the poor chap had about his person, I took it to remind myself to be more careful, strangely he seemed relieved to be rid of it, I was about to ask him when he was just gone, no trace of him.” With a shrug the hunter placed the coin in the upper left breast pocket of the field jacket he wore. “Oh well, it’s been my good luck charm ever since.”

Present day;

From the bench Bazu watched the mugger go through the contents of her wallet, the cash and credit cards pocketed without thought, same for the ID cards. The coin, it got an examination because it wasn't exactly local currency but it was gold so it could fetch a fair price at a shop. Not that the new owner would be able to part with it.

Bazu waited an extra moment as the mugger jogged off then let out a whoop of joy as she lay on the bench.

Millenia past:

It took little convincing for the hunter to allow her the honor, her eyes rolled, of escorting him to one of the tables for the meal and tea. It took a little plotting but she was soon helping him strip off the jacket and set aside the pith helmet, the jacket was the prize as it held the coin she was after, maybe she could trade it for some supplies and for her home village.

“Are you sure you wish to do that?” The hunter asked as her hand slipped in the pocket.

“I need to get supplies to save my village” she answered, a bit perplexed.

The hunter only grunted and with her prize in hand she turned to leave only catching sight of a withered corps collapse to dust, with a squeak of terror she ran and didn’t stop until her legs gave out and her lungs were close to bursting in her chest. Only now did she look at her prize, a gold coin with strange marks on both sides. “I wonder why the concern, nothing but a bit of gold.”

“I am more than a mere bit of gold” a voice said, “I will be yours until a new owner claims me.”

“Who are you?” she asked, looking around.

“The coin in your hand” the voice answered “oh what fun we shall have together.”

“I want everything in your wallet. Right now, and no funny business.” Bazu’s first prayer in millennia was answered unexpectedly, in the strangest of ways. This unlikely savior had just accepted her ancient burden of his own free will. “Thank you,” she whispered gratefully, handing it over.

[starseedfxofficial]

Bitcoin's Pullback: Lessons in Market Timing & Hidden Forex Opportunities How Bitcoin's Retreat Can Teach Us the Art of Timing the Market (And a Laugh or Two) The Big Bitcoin Dip and What It Means for the Brave: The Art of Perfect Timing and Hidden Gems in Forex Ah, Bitcoin, our beloved digital daredevil—it's always got a flair for drama, doesn't it? Not long ago, it was making champagne-popping headlines, setting the world ablaze by breaking the USD 75,000 ceiling. But now, Bitcoin's feeling a little humbled, pulling back beneath those lofty heights. What's going on? Is it a classic 'too much, too soon'? Or perhaps a calculated move from behind-the-curtain forces that know something we don't? When I look at Bitcoin these days, it's like watching that friend who climbed up the bar counter on a wild Saturday night, only to awkwardly climb back down as the music changed from 'Livin' on a Prayer' to 'Yesterday'. It’s what they call a classic pullback—a common yet profound moment in every trader’s playbook. But make no mistake, within this slump lies hidden gems for us savvy traders. The trick is in finding what others overlook—and today, we’re doing just that. The Quiet Moves of the Central Banks: PBoC and the Charm Offensive Now, here's an interesting twist on the global stage—a group of international heavyweights huddled together in a meeting hosted by China's People's Bank of China (PBoC). HSBC, Standard Chartered, Citi—you name it, they were there. It wasn't your usual "bring a casserole" type of meet-and-greet; this was more like a poker night where everyone had a few cards up their sleeves. PBoC affirmed their intention to keep their monetary policy accommodative—they said, "we're still in it to win it." But the real kicker? Strengthening communication between domestic and international markets, and "expanding connectivity." Now, let's unpack that, shall we? Expanding connectivity between markets isn't just fancy financial small talk—it's code for "We’re about to stir the pot, and here’s your chance to ride the wave." When central banks make these moves, they're setting the stage for market reactions that the average trader will miss while scratching their head over supply-demand charts. Connectivity means market flows, it means arbitrage opportunities, it means... well, it means you've got to get your game face on and look at how you can play the gaps. A ninja strategy? Watch how domestic policy changes start affecting cross-border trade dynamics—when the liquidity door creaks open, that’s when smart money slips in. China Cuts Interbank Deposit Rates—It's Boost Growth, Baby! Meanwhile, back in China, banks are getting a nudge to reduce interbank deposit rates. This is more than just pushing the snooze button on bank profitability; it’s China’s way of putting more money into people’s pockets without resorting to overt measures like reducing individual interest rates or slashing banks’ reserve requirements. Bloomberg reported the nudge, but let’s be real, this nudge is a strategic roundhouse kick—the kind that sets off a ripple in the entire financial ecosystem. Lower interbank rates mean borrowing costs are down, and when that happens, businesses grow ballsier, borrowing and investing more. Think of it this way—China wants growth, but they want it to look natural. Like convincing your grandma she should take the stairs for ‘health’ and not because the elevator broke down. What does this mean for traders? It's time to watch Chinese equities, but more importantly, to start probing what happens when borrowing gets cheaper and China’s growth machine starts to purr again. There’s a window here where undervalued Chinese companies could catch a tailwind—it's like discovering a secret recipe for economic stimulation without the full-blown commitment of telling everyone at the BBQ how you did it. Xi Congratulates Trump—The Art of Keeping Frenemies Close Meanwhile, the news everyone’s whispering about—Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated Trump on his US election win. It's a classic "Congrats, but let's not forget, I’m still watching you" moment. The man spoke of peaceful coexistence, mutual respect, and cooperation—a trifecta that’s got the market wondering if we’re about to see a diplomatic golden age... or if they’re just clearing the table before they start arm-wrestling again. This is huge—if, and it's a big if, cooperation really does become the new normal, then we could be looking at calmer markets, less volatility, and a return to rational pricing. But since we all know geopolitics is anything but predictable, what we’re really getting here is a golden opportunity. The calmer markets become, the better it is for currencies that need stability to shine. Watch the RMB and the USD—Xi's words are setting the stage for the world to buy into this illusion of stability, and if it works, you're looking at a favorable carry trade setup. Japan and the Masterclass on the "High Sense of Urgency" Speaking of keeping frenemies close, Japan’s currency diplomat Mimura is on high alert. It seems like the last couple of months have turned into a marathon where the Japanese yen just can't find its stride. Mimura talked about keeping an eye on market moves with a "high sense of urgency," a wonderfully diplomatic way of saying "we’re nervous as hell, and we’ll intervene if we must." What should traders make of this? Simple—Japan's not above taking action, and that means we could see surprise interventions. Traders love predictability, but we also thrive on moments when markets do something totally irrational—like when a central bank intervenes and we’re savvy enough to catch the ripples. Here’s the ninja play—watch for interventions and make your move when the market over-corrects. Volatility isn't something to fear; it’s something to embrace if you know the right ninja moves to dance with the chaos. Feeling overwhelmed by the constant ebb and flow of market news? Don’t worry, StarseedFX has your back with a suite of services designed to help you navigate these turbulent waters with confidence and precision: - Latest Economic Indicators and Forex News: Get real-time updates that matter. 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What do liberals think about trickle-down economics?

PRam Osmu (MBA, Rice University, Economy and Strategy):

I can tell you what I think about Trickle Down Economics. Like any economic theory, it either works or doesn't depending on circumstances. There are a few instances in which Trickle Down Economics (which from now on I shall call Supply Side Economics, or SSE) work. I will give you three examples where it could work, at the end of this post. But it is patently clear those are circumstances the United States is not in. Therefore, SSE does nor work here. I'll explain why with a thought experiment:

Imagine there are 3 large car tire manufacturers in the US. They pretty much cover the market.

A Republican president and a republican senate decided on that SSE policy, and give a huge tax break to large corporations. They argue that this will create the incentive to make more goods, to expand their plants which will lead to employing more people, etc. Richess will trickle down.

The CEO of one of the auto tire plants calls an executive meeting. He wants to do what is right and invest so that he can indeed help the economy. He tells this plan to his executives and gets the following response:

The sales manager argues: “Sir, sales of tires were 1,000,000 tires this past 12 months. We have a 30% market share. Why do you think we don't sell 1.5 million? Do you think it is because we don't have funds? We are currently enjoying the lowest interest rates ever. Any bank would be happy to loan us the money.

The reason why we don't sell more tires is because there isn't demand for more tires. Period.

“If you order a plant expansion we will do it. But we will not be able to sell those additional half million tires. Not at a profit or without stating a price war”

Therefore, what do this CEO decides to do?

The same thing others are doing. They take the tax break funds and buy back their own stock. The less stock in the public, the higher the stock price goes. Stock price is how the executives performance is measured, because their true boss is Wall Street, so they get big bonuses and raises. Nothing really trickles down.

Now imagine a different idea coming from the white house.

The deficit this president will incur in tax breaks he either gives them to the middle class, which now have, say $4, 000 in extra income , or uses the funds to build and repair infrastructure, which makes a lot of contractors hire a bunch of people.

In both instances, the middle class will be able to afford a few more things, for instance, a set of 4 tires for the family car.

All of a sudden, the big auto tire firm sees an increase in demand, they talk to their bankers, obtain a line of credit to expand the plant, which generates construction jobs and a few extra employees.

Corollary: if you want the economy to grow, you must provide better conditions of living to consumers.

Remember: They will end up giving their money to the rich anyways. To Ford, General Motors, GoodYear, Nike, Reebok, Dell computer, HP, Cinemark, Olive Garden, Walmart, Amazon, Budweiser, Samsung, Apple, Microsoft, etc.

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In a nutshell, this is the thing that gets stupidly overlooked:

Do you want the economy to flourish?

Make sure the middle and lower class make a decent living and have disposable income to become true consumers

Do you want the rich to get even richer but in a fair way, not by handing them money?

Make sure the middle and lower class make a decent living and have disposable income to become true consumers

Do you want true democratic capitalism to work the way its supposed to?

Make sure the middle and lower class make a decent living and have disposable income to become true consumers

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Now, do you think Republicans in congress don't know this?

Of course they do! And that is corruption.

Corruption, because republicans are sworn to give as much money as possible to their donors. That is the sad truth.

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Oh, this edit is two days later. I said I'd give examples of those rare conditions in which Trickle Down Economics work:

1). Very High Taxes to the top: A situation where the top 5% are being taxed at an extremely high rate, like 90%. Taxes so high that usiness owners prefer to move elsewhere, or shutter their plants and invest in the stock market, real estate or abroad. In such cases the economy can be improved by providing incentives to the very rich, like lowering their taxes . This is what is called “being to the right of the Laffer Curve”, after an analysis performed by economist Arthur Laffer, on how government tax revenue changes according to how much it taxes people.

United States is definitely NOT in this scenario

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2. Thrifty Consumers: A situation in which consumer do have plenty of disposable income but choose not to spend it. This could be caused by a few reasons:

> Cultural: Mature societies, older demographics that are just not in spending sprees. Japan and Switzerland come to mind.

> Historical: Perhaps a recent war, or bad recession, the reminder of huge unemployment make people cautious about their spending

> Financial: High interest rates make saving a preferable proposition, or currency devaluation may cause people to keep money abroad in a stronger denomination.

Neither of those scenarios apply to the United States.

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3. Lack of good local options: A situation where people have a healthy, large disposable income, but prefer to buy imports, not liking (or not finding) equivalent locally made alternatives: BMWs better than Ladas. Nikon or Leica better than Kodak or Polaroid.

This applies more to developing countries with a weak local production, where government can incentive local industry with soft loans, or duties and quotas on imports to help the local 1%ers develop better and more appealing local products, if a tax break is given to them

United States is definitely NOT in this scenario either.

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So there you go. You give to the rich and what you are actually doing is corrupting the best socio-political system ever created. A healthy democratic capitalism.

The rich, themselves, should realize this, but they salivate at the prospect of free handouts, in a greedy and myopic view of the economy and the country.

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Dholera Tata Semiconductor Plant: The New India-Tech Future

News regarding the new Tata Semiconductor Plant in Dholera is creating hectic commotion in the minds of Indian and global technology players. After all, Tata Group is one of the biggest and most respected conglomerates of India, which are now taking a strong stand establishing the country as the leader of Global semiconductor market. In this perspective, this is India's right step towards becoming self-reliant in critical technologies and viewing the reduction of import dependency in the context of a world crisis in semiconductors.

I outline why Tata's semiconductor factory at Dholera is so important for Indian economies and technologies in this article, and how all this fits into the grand scheme of things at Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR).

Why the Semiconductor Industry Matters

In current parlance, semiconductors are often described as the "brain" of modern electronics. These tiny chips play a critical role in just about every bit of electronic kit-from mobile phones and personal computers to cars and industrial equipment. Semiconductors finally see huge demand in the last year after the advent of new technologies like 5G, AI, IoT, and electric vehicles started catching up. Contrary to this, the pandemic due to COVID-19 had caused huge disruptions in the global semiconductor supply chain which had made latent vulnerabilities in such a supply chain caused by shortages and delayed production go public.

India is one of the emerging leaders fast-growing digital economies across the world and shares the need for a strong semiconductor industry within the country. The country continues sourcing its major shares of semiconductors requirements from countries like Taiwan, South Korea, and China. The biggest step towards reducing the dependency of India on foreign supplies of semiconductors is marked with the semiconductor plant by Tata at Dholera that gradually fills the increasing demand for electronics within the country.

So, why Dholera?

Dholera is strategically chosen as the place for Tata's semiconductor plant. Dholera Special Investment Region SIR is an initiative to house one of India's grandest industrial projects and build a smart city with modern infrastructures, cutting edge transport, utilities, and technological facilities. The SIR will strategically be positioned near Ahmedabad, international markets via nearby ports, and with investor-friendly policies.

The Dholera location also has sufficient space that will accommodate industrial growth with support infrastructures for mass semiconductor production, such as continuous supplies of power, water, and logistical services. Gujarat state has been as aggressive in attracting investments in the realms of technology and electronics and offers financial incentives and support to companies like Tata as well to set up their operations in the region.

Role of Tata in India's Ecosystem Semiconductor

There is diversified operation in various diversified industries, such as information technology, automotive, telecom, and power for the Tata Group. Therefore, it should not be a surprise that the Tata Group would venture into the business of semiconductors since it can boast of strength in all of these business units. After putting the semiconductor plant in place, the Tata Group has seemingly stamped its position firmly in the semiconductor supply chain in the world.

The Tata Semiconductor Plant in Dholera shall primarily manufacture chips and wafers that form millions of electronic products. It will target sharply growing domestic demand for semiconductors in India's growing consumer electronics and auto segments and rapidly expand the digital economy. More importantly, it would be an ideal port for exporting semiconductors overseas. This, thus, would multiply the Indian presence in the global canvas of technology.

It would mean great damage to the local and national economy if semiconductor would come to Tata Semiconductor Plant in Dholera. The semiconductor industry is capital-intensive and, therefore, technology, infrastructure, and skilled labor need to be heavily invested in. Such investment by Tata in Dholera will create a vast number of jobs both directly and indirectly-from high-skilled engineering positions to manufacturing supply chain management and logistics roles.

In return, it would generate a sharp demand for ancillary industries such as electronics component suppliers, testing and validation services, logistic providers, and so on. This whole ecosystem would generate employment and drive a strong electronics manufacturing sector in the region.

But the semiconductor plant will do more than creating employment. It will bring high-tech upskilling in technology to the region. Involvement of Tata will bring engineers, scientists, and technicians by acquiring the expertise in that strategic industry. It will promote industry-academic collaboration, innovation, and research in semiconductor technology.

An initiative towards Self-reliance and Global Competitiveness

Hence, Tata Semiconductor Plant is one of the integral parts of the dream to make India an independent nation in terms of capabilities to lead-edge technologies especially important for the government's promoted "Make in India" program. The institution of this plant reduces India's dependence on imported semiconductors produced elsewhere, but it may also help the country to fulfill its increasingly rising requirements in this technology more reliably, as industries enlarge in scale within electronics, automobiles, and telecommunications.

That would, in fact, give India an edge in competitiveness in the world in terms of technology and innovation. Having led the day, Tata Group can make India as significant as any other nation in the global semiconductor supply chain, thus attracting further investments in India from global technology companies and catapulting homegrown tech giants.

Actually, Tata Semiconductor Plant  in dholera is a big leap for India in going for technological self-reliance with international competitiveness. While the demand for semiconductors has been growing all over the world, the Indian contribution to chip manufacturing would reduce the latter's import dependency, improve its economy, and stand in stride with the macro-objectives of industrializing and digitally transforming the country.

[lethimfertilise]

“To Buy, Or Not To Buy? That Is The Question!”

CNBC published an article on their website on Monday titled "This agricultural trade is bottoming with more upside likely ahead, according to the charts".

Okay, I’m not disputing this article now, but let's assume the author is right and we shall expect prices to rise. Coincidentally, this happens when the Northern Hemisphere is entering a phase of slow demand, dictated by the end of the spring application programme. So, will a possible uptick in agricultural prices trigger the purchase and price of fertilisers, particularly nitrogen?

My view on urea supply these days is quite simple: any importer, in any part of the world, can have a shipment of any quantity of urea within the latest two weeks from the moment of placing the purchase order:

- Brazil is easily covered by floating cargoes, urea from Russia and Nigeria.

- India - well, you know it better than me.

- Europe is a sandbox of Algeria, Egypt, and Russia.

- Etc...

This makes the summer refill programme less attractive for importers and farmers unless an exchange ratio between future crop prices and fertilisers becomes very attractive. Question - what does "attractive" mean? How much is the fish?

Let’s look at Egypt, which was a newsmaker yesterday, with several Egyptian producers selling 85,000 metric tonnes in the range of $286-293 per metric ton FOB. Corn on the CBOT meanwhile ended the day at $4.78 per bushel, making the ratio equal to 59.83 (using the lower indication of $286 per metric ton). Last year, a similar price of $285 per metric ton FOB was the lowest indication, before the market took off and was reported on June 6, 2023. Corn cost $5.34 per bushel, making the ratio equal to 53.37.

If we follow the logic, and based on today’s corn prices, urea should be around $255 per metric ton to be considered "attractive" for a stock refill purchase. Or even lower. Needless to say, it's way too early to talk about "refill" at all.

I do think that yesterday's purchases in Egypt were made to cover the existing shorts in Europe and to catch the last demand of this prolonged spring demand. Sorry, my fellow friends-producers, but I still think another correction is on the way.

However, I’ve been wrong many times before!

#fertilizers #fertilisers #corn #ration #urea #egypt #india #price #brazil #eu #imstory

[electronalytics]

Electronic Resistors Market Analysis, Dynamics, Players, Type, Applications, Trends, Regional Segmented, Outlook & Forecast till 2033

The global electrical resistors market size reached USD 6.03 Billion in 2023. expects the market to reach USD 10.60 Billion by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8% during 2024-2033.

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Market projections and forecasts are underpinned by extensive primary research, further validated through precise secondary research specific to the Electronic Resistors Market. Our research analysts have dedicated substantial time and effort to curate essential industry insights from key industry participants, including Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), top-tier suppliers, distributors, and relevant government entities.

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Automatic Labelling Machines Market Size | Industry Growth, And Trends

the global Automatic Labelling Machines Market growth is a cornerstone of economic development, influencing the prosperity of nations and shaping the lives of individuals. research proides a diverse array of sectors, each with its unique characteristics and contributing in distinct ways to the overall economic landscape. The growth of Automatic Labelling Machines Market is driven by a multitude of factors, including technological advancements, shifts in consumer preferences, government policies, and the global economic climate.

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By Type

Self-Adhesive/Pressure Sensitive

Shrink Sleeves

Glue Based

By Configuration

Stand Alone

Integrated

By Industry

Food & Beverage

Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

Consumer Goods

Other (Automotive, etc.) 

The report examines the most recent market updates and their effects on the whole market. In addition, it analyzes price and demand indicators as well as market demand. Additionally, the report uses Porter's Five Forces and the SWOT models to track the market.

List of Top Key Players in Automatic Labelling Machines Market:

Krones AG (Bavaria, Germany)

Sidel (Tetra Lavel International S.A.) (Emilia-Romagna, Italy)

Sacmi Imola S. C. (Emilia-Romagna, Italy)

Herma (Baden-Württemberg, Germany)

Fuji Seal International Inc. (Kansai, Japan)

Marchesini Group S. P. A. (Emilia-Romagna, Italy)

I. M. A. Industria Macchine Automatiche S. P. A. (Emilia-Romagna, Italy)

KHS GmbH (Salzgitter AG Consolidation Group) (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)

Barry – Wehmiller Companies (Missouri, U.S.)

ProMach (Ohio, U.S.)

Novexx Solutions GmbH (Bavaria, Germany)

Accutek Packaging (California, U.S.)

Wuxi Sici Auto Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu, China)

Worldpack Automation Systems (Maharashtra, India)

Weber Marking Systems GmbH (Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)

Kunshan Bojin Trading Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu, China)

CECLE Machine (Zhejiang, China)

PDC International Corp. (Connecticut, U.S.)

Newman Labelling Systems Ltd (London, England)

Quadrel (Ohio, U.S.)

The global Automatic Labelling Machines Market is divided up according to the type, application, country, company, etc. As they utilize the report as a potent resource, players, stakeholders, and other participants in the global Automatic Labelling Machines Market will be able to gain the upper hand. Sales, revenue, and forecasts by type, application, and region (country) are the main topics of the segmental analysis.

COVID-19 Impact on this Market:

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The emergence of COVID-19 has brought the world to a standstill. We understand that this health crisis has brought an unprecedented impact on businesses across industries. However, this too shall pass. Rising support from governments and several companies can help in the fight against this highly contagious disease. There are some industries that are struggling and some are thriving. Overall, almost every sector is anticipated to be impacted by the pandemic.

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North America (the USA and Canada)

Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Scandinavia and Rest of Europe)

Asia Pacific (Japan, China, India, Australia, Southeast Asia and Rest of Asia Pacific)

Latin America (Brazil, Mexico and Rest of Latin America)

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Wall Avenue analysts at JPMorgan and Bloomberg Intelligence made the prediction in a report out Wednesday. The word stated it's “most probably” the SEC will approve a Bitcoin ETF earlier than January 10, 2024. They anticipate the U.S. Securities and Alternate Fee to approve a Bitcoin ETF someday quickly regardless of its misgivings about cryptocurrency. “Bitcoin ETFs will arrive in a couple of months,” JPMorgan wrote. JPMorgan: SEC will grant spot ETF approval by January Crypto markets have been breathlessly awaiting the SEC’s approval of plenty of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund proposals. Earlier this week, an incorrect report that the SEC had already authorised a spot Bitcoin ETF despatched the BTC value soaring to $30,000. In the meantime, institutional traders are chomping on the bit for SEC approval to get some digital asset publicity of their portfolios. An exchange-traded fund for spot Bitcoin costs would likely rally crypto markets with a flood of institutional investments from hedge funds: “The absence of a spot variant within the U.S. stays notable, even because the SEC has authorised Bitcoin futures ETFs.” Nevertheless, SEC Chair Gary Gensler has remained tight-lipped as to what the SEC intends to do in regards to the in style demand for a Bitcoin value ETF. Coinbase authorized chief expects Bitcoin ETF “briefly order” Coinbase’s chief authorized officer, Paul Grewal, told Bloomberg Friday that he's “hopeful” of an SEC approval someday quickly: “I’m fairly hopeful that these [ETF] functions shall be granted, if solely as a result of they need to be granted below the regulation.” Grewal added: “I feel that the companies which have stepped ahead with sturdy proposals for these services are amongst among the greatest blue chips in monetary companies.” Gensler gave mostly boilerplate solutions in an interview with Bloomberg this week: “The SEC chairman spoke to Bloomberg about his company’s work on ETFs however avoided something greater than normal feedback.” JPMorgan is anticipating competitors amongst hedge funds to supply exchange-traded funds that monitor with Bitcoin value because of the hotly anticipated SEC approval. Ark Make investments CEO Cathie Wooden said in a latest Bloomberg interview that she expects the SEC to approve a couple of Bitcoin ETF proposal all of sudden. Corporations with proposals embrace BlackRock, Invesco, WisdomTree, Constancy, and lots of others. SPECIAL OFFER (Sponsored) Binance Free $100 (Unique): Use this link to register and obtain $100 free and 10% off charges on Binance Futures first month (terms).PrimeXBT Particular Provide: Use this link to register & enter CRYPTOPOTATO50 code to obtain as much as $7,000 in your deposits.