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Energy shocks intensify market differentiation, Gate continues to build multi-asset trading and infrastructure capabilities

According to the Gate Institutional Weekly Report, the market was influenced by energy shocks, persistent inflation, and interest rate hike expectations over the past week. WTI crude oil briefly surpassed $100, and the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond approached 5% during the session. BTC fell to about $76,800 during the week. Institutional funds showed significant differentiation, with a net outflow of about $463 million from BTC ETFs, while ETH ETFs saw a net inflow of about $197 million. Gate TradFi's weekly trading volume was approximately $120 billion, with a notable increase in commodity trading activity.In an environment where market volatility and asset rotation coexist, Gate continues to improve its multi-asset service system covering digital assets and traditional financial markets, forming a trading system that includes spot, contracts, stocks, ETFs, options, and other TradFi assets. Recently, Gate launched U.S. stock options trading services, providing more tools for institutions to participate in global diversified asset allocation.At the same time, Gate is continuously promoting the collaborative upgrade of institutional trading infrastructure by reducing cross-exchange trading costs, optimizing API trading capabilities, and improving anomaly handling mechanisms, further enhancing institutional trading efficiency and execution experience. The product collaboration between OES and CrossEx is also accelerating; currently, OES supports CrossEx trading settlement functions, which have entered the internal testing phase, covering key aspects such as trade execution, margin management, fund settlement, and API services, driving the development of institutional trading infrastructure towards greater efficiency and collaboration.

Berkshire CEO: Plans to hold long-term stakes in Japan's five major trading companies, AI data centers bring energy opportunities

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel stated in an interview with CNBC that the company plans to hold its stakes in Japan's five major trading companies as a long-term investment, expecting to hold them for decades. Currently, Berkshire holds over 10% of shares in each of the five major trading companies and is continuously exploring other cooperation opportunities in Japan and overseas with these enterprises. Abel also mentioned that despite the 10-year Japanese government bond yield rising to about 3%, the five major trading companies do not view the rise in interest rates as a fundamental challenge, and Berkshire still plans to issue yen bonds as needed.Regarding AI investments, Abel stated that the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the practical applications of AI by Berkshire's subsidiaries are among the important reasons for the company's optimism about Alphabet. On the construction of AI data centers, he believes that energy supply and related infrastructure development remain major constraints, which also presents significant opportunities for Berkshire and Berkshire Energy. Abel pointed out that the company is willing to provide energy services for large tech companies' data centers, but on the condition that it does not harm the interests of other customers and should bring net benefits to the local community.In terms of the U.S. housing market, Abel stated that Berkshire takes a long-term view of the housing industry, believing that the "American Dream" will continue, but there will not be a rapid recovery in the short term, and the industry may still face fluctuations for some time. Regarding the overall economy, he noted that most of Berkshire's large businesses performed strongly as of the second quarter, with demand still robust, but American consumers are under significant pressure and need to be more cautious in managing their income; overall, the economic fundamentals that Berkshire currently sees remain "very strong."
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