# Сопутствующие статьи по теме AI

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "AI", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

BitPush Daily News Digest: Strategy Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 10,624, Total Reaches 660,624; BitMine Adds 138,452 ETH Last Week, Tom Lee Bullish on Ethereum; US CFTC Approves Ethereum, Bitcoin, and USDC as Collateral in Derivatives Market

Bitpush Daily News Digest: Strategy has purchased an additional 10,624 BTC for approximately $962.7 million, bringing its total holdings to 660,624 BTC with an average cost of $74,696 per coin. BitMine announced it increased its ETH holdings by 138,452 tokens last week. The company now holds a total of $13.2 billion in assets, including 3,864,951 ETH, 193 BTC, equity in Eightco Holdings, and $1 billion in cash. Fundstrat Chairman Tom Lee expressed strong confidence in ETH's price performance in the coming months, citing the recent Fusaka upgrade and key Federal Reserve actions, including the end of quantitative tightening and an expected rate cut. The U.S. CFTC has approved a new pilot program allowing Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC to be used as collateral in derivatives markets, building on earlier efforts to expand the use of tokenized collateral. In other financial news, Morgan Stanley analysts predict a bull market for U.S. stocks in 2026, driven by broadening market leadership and improved corporate profits. Ray Dalio commented that the biggest winners in AI will be the users, not giant corporations, and advised investing in companies that leverage AI for efficiency. Former President Donald Trump announced he will issue a "single rule" executive order this week to create a unified national regulatory framework for AI, warning that a state-by-state approval process would "destroy AI in its infancy."

比推12/09 00:08

BitPush Daily News Digest: Strategy Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 10,624, Total Reaches 660,624; BitMine Adds 138,452 ETH Last Week, Tom Lee Bullish on Ethereum; US CFTC Approves Ethereum, Bitcoin, and USDC as Collateral in Derivatives Market

比推12/09 00:08

A Quick Look at BlackRock's 2026 Investment Guide: Betting on AI U.S. Stocks, Shorting Long-Term U.S. Bonds, AI Financing Wave May Push Up Interest Rates

BlackRock's 2026 Investment Outlook highlights AI as the dominant force reshaping the global economy and market structure. The report emphasizes that AI-driven capital-intensive expansion is breaking through boundaries in finance, energy, and policy, making markets more reliant on a few key drivers. Investors must actively position themselves amid this structural shift, as traditional diversification strategies may no longer suffice. Key themes include: - **AI Investment Surge**: Corporate AI spending is expected to reach $5-8 trillion by 2030, supporting U.S. economic growth even amid a cooling labor market. However, massive upfront investments may require significant debt financing, potentially raising leverage and interest rates. - **Concentrated Market Reliance**: U.S. equity returns are increasingly driven by AI, reducing the effectiveness of traditional diversification. Long-term U.S. Treasuries are viewed unfavorably due to upward pressure on yields from high financing demand. - **Stablecoin Evolution**: Stablecoins are transitioning from crypto tools to bridges between digital and traditional finance, with growing use in payments and cross-border transactions. Regulatory developments, like the U.S. Genius Act, could intensify competition with bank deposits. - **Strategic Allocation Preferences**: BlackRock maintains an overweight stance on U.S. stocks, particularly AI-themed equities, and Japanese stocks due to corporate reforms. It is underweight long-term developed market bonds, including Japanese and European sovereign debt. Emerging markets like India are favored for demographic advantages and strategic positioning. The report advises investors to seek active, granular strategies—such as private markets and hedge funds—to navigate this new era of concentrated, AI-driven growth.

cointelegraph_中文12/08 09:26

A Quick Look at BlackRock's 2026 Investment Guide: Betting on AI U.S. Stocks, Shorting Long-Term U.S. Bonds, AI Financing Wave May Push Up Interest Rates

cointelegraph_中文12/08 09:26

Macro Outlook This Week: The Decisive Battle Over the Fed's "Hawkish Rate Cut," A Crucial Test for the AI Narrative

This week (Dec 9-15) is dominated by two major themes: the Federal Reserve's final rate decision of the year and key developments in AI. The Fed is widely expected to cut rates by 25 basis points. The real focus, however, is on whether the move is accompanied by a "hawkish" tone. The central bank may signal a more cautious path for future cuts in 2025 to manage internal dissent and inflation concerns. The market's reaction is uncertain: it could either heed this warning (pressuring tech stocks and crypto) or ignore it, choosing instead to focus on anticipated aggressive easing under the incoming Trump administration—a scenario known as the "Hassett Trade." Concurrently, the AI narrative faces critical tests. Rumors suggest OpenAI may surprise-launch its GPT-5.2 model early, which could significantly boost sentiment across tech and crypto AI tokens. Furthermore, earnings reports from key AI infrastructure firms Broadcom and Oracle will serve as a crucial barometer for the strength of AI-related capital expenditure. Investors are warned of extreme volatility, particularly due to reduced liquidity from early market closures on Wednesday and a full U.S. market holiday on Thursday. The core events are the FOMC decision, updated economic projections (dot plot), and Chair Powell's press conference at 03:00 GMT on Thursday, followed by Broadcom's earnings. The advice is to reduce leverage ahead of this high-stakes volatility.

marsbit12/08 06:59

Macro Outlook This Week: The Decisive Battle Over the Fed's "Hawkish Rate Cut," A Crucial Test for the AI Narrative

marsbit12/08 06:59

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