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Commenter: James Harris, Tesseract Group CEOIn an environment of shrinking margins and increasing competition, yield is no longer an option. It has become a necessity.This gold rush mentality obscures important truths that will define the future of the industry. That said, not all yields are created equal. The market’s obsession with headline returns leads financial institutions to catastrophic losses. On the surface, this industry is full of opportunity. The protocol is touting double-digit returns. A centralized platform promotes simple “profitable” products. The marketplace promises instant access to borrowers.These disclosures are not a welcome nuance for serious institutions, but a critical…
Private sector employers have added an average of 14,250 jobs per week over the past four weeks, a turnaround from negative numbers in September, according to new preliminary data released by ADP.Stepping into the gap caused by the government shutdown, ADP will now release its four-week average weekly employment change every Tuesday with a two-week lag. Today’s numbers are the average for the four weeks ending October 11th.”ADP’s near real-time weekly jobs report will provide a clearer picture of the labor market at this critical time for the economy… providing a dynamic view of job creation and loss with an…
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A cargo ship loads and unloads foreign trade containers at Qingdao Port in Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China, July 28, 2025.Photo | Future Publishing | Getty ImagesDespite the disruption, pressure and shock from trade tariffs introduced by the United States this year, global trade is not in ruins, the World Trade Organization (WTO) chief told CNBC on Tuesday.”Many people have the impression that global trade is collapsing because of unilateral actions by the United States. Yes, there has been a major disruption to global trade, the largest disruption to global trade in 80 years. But we are pleased to confirm…
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Opinion: Rachel Lin, SynFutures Co-Founder and CEODeFi has come a long way from the 2020 DeFi summer boom-bust cycle. Much of the initial surge was fueled by experimentation, hype, and unsustainably high incentives. Five years later, the foundations of DeFi appear to have changed significantly. Last year’s experiment was a quiet integration phase that set the stage. 2025 may be remembered as the year DeFi surpassed centralized exchanges (CEX).The bear market of 2023 and 2024 washed away many DeFi projects that lacked product-market fit, forcing other DeFi platforms to focus on infrastructure and mature to achieve real adoption.Decentralized exchanges evolveWhile…
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