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VIPBitget VIP Weekly Research InsightsThe Solana ecosystem has shown remarkable performance this year. The 24-hour trading volume on Solana's DEXs frequently surpasses that of Ethereum, and the SOL/ETH exchange rate has steadily risen. Coinbase's recent Q3 earnings report revealed that SOL now accounts for 11% of its trading revenue, highlighting users' strong interest in trading SOL. During this market cycle, it can be advantageous to hold SOL positions. Additionally, holding SOL-based LSTs allows you to earn annualized returns that are denominated in SOL. Bitget has partnered with Solayer, Orca, Save, and Kamino to launch BGSOL, and will work to expand BGSOL's applications. With the support from Bitget, BGSOL currently offers the highest APR among SOL-based LSTs.
- 00:35Magic Eden launches Trump Bitcoin Digital Trading CardsMagic Eden launches Trump Bitcoin Digital Trading Cards.
- 00:33CEO of American Quantum Computing Company: Jensen Huang's view on quantum computing is "completely wrong"The CEO of the American quantum computing company D-Wave Quantum, Alan Baratz, stated that Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is "completely wrong" about his views on quantum computing. Previously, Huang's comments that it would take at least 15 more years for quantum computers to be implemented scared Wall Street and caused a significant drop in related stocks, including D-Wave. Baratz said companies like Mastercard and Japan's NTT are currently using D-Wave's quantum computers in production. "Not 30 years from now, not 20 years from now, not even 15 years from now. But right now, today." Baratz added that while Huang’s “comments may not be entirely incorrect for gate model quantum computers," they are "100% wrong" when it comes to annealing quantum computers. He further added: “I am happy to meet with Jensen Huang at any time or place to help him fill these gaps.”
- 00:12Biden plans to strengthen AI chip export controls before leaving officeAccording to foreign media reports, the Biden administration in the United States plans to impose a new round of restrictions on the export of artificial intelligence chips by companies such as Nvidia (NVDA.O) before leaving office. According to informed sources, the United States hopes to limit sales of AI chips used in data centers at both national and corporate levels, with the aim of concentrating AI development in friendly countries and encouraging global businesses to align with American standards. As demand for AI technology surges, this move will expand semiconductor restrictions to most parts of the world. The insider said that new regulations will set three levels of restrictions on chip transactions, which could be released as early as Friday. Affected by this news, Nvidia and AMD (AMD.O) saw declines in after-hours trading on U.S. stock markets.