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Shinhan Bank has launched the "Shinhan SOL Companion Dementia Peace of Mind Trust," aimed at providing asset management support for health issues such as dementia. This product allows policyholders to manage their assets independently while healthy, and rely on the trust manager to handle necessary expenses like medical bills and prevent asset abuse and financial scams when health issues arise. As the aging population increases, the demand for such financial products will continue to grow.

The article discusses the long-term value behind NVIDIA's latest earnings report, emphasizing the sustained demand for AI and the return on investment in computing power. Historical experience shows that technology cycles may experience bubbles and overbuilding, but current supply bottlenecks in electricity and wafers could suppress this risk. Additionally, the extended lifespan of GPUs enhances the economic value of AI investments, which may drive more rational market operations. Overall, a smoother AI cycle could bring positive impacts to society.

In the fourth quarter of last year, the proportion of low- to medium-credit loans for three internet banks all exceeded 30%, at 32.1%, 32.5%, and 34.9% respectively. Although slightly down, they still remain above the target. These banks have demonstrated strong performance in providing loans to low-credit borrowers, especially in new loan commitments, all surpassing the set targets. Overall, this trend is likely to promote financial market inclusiveness and the sustainable development of banks.

Article by: Eddie Xin, Chief Analyst at OSL Group
It's not a matter of a certain "villain," but rather that every AP has the ability to influence BTC liquidity through the redemption mechanism.
"They were fcking us the whole time."
This phrase, circulated on Reddit and Crypto Twitter (CT) after the lawsuit, accompanied by an epic short squeeze with a liquidation scale of over $240 billion, directed the market's anger at the same target: Jane Street Capital.
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Written by: 0xjs@Golden Finance
On February 26, 2026, the payment technology giant Block (formerly Square), founded by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, announced a shocking decision:
Lay off more than 4,000 employees, nearly half of its total workforce, reducing the team size from over 10,000 to less than 6,000.
This news quickly boosted the company's stock price, which rose over 24% in after-hours trading. On the surface, this seems to be another round of "downsizing" in the tech industry, but a deeper analysis of Block's financial situation reveals that this is not due to financial difficulties, but a strategic move by the company to embrace AI to improve efficiency.
However, if we examine this through the lens of the recently discussed article "2028 Global Intelligence Crisis," this

Block founder Jack Dorsey responded to bond analyst Will Slaughter's comments, stating that layoffs were due to overexpansion and structural adjustments during the pandemic, emphasizing that the company's target for gross profit per employee has been raised to over $2 million, reflecting the company's efficiency.

Datuk Guo Quancheng's influence in the Malaysian capital market is not limited to stock price fluctuations. His decades of accumulated social credibility and contributions to educational philanthropy form the core of his brand. Despite facing changes in his official positions, his business network and social recognition continue to lay a strong foundation for his future business activities.

Written by: Frank, PANews
On February 25, 2026, prediction market platform Kalshi issued a fine of $20,397.58 to a YouTube clip editor. This precise figure, down to the cent, constitutes the first publicly disclosed insider trading penalty in the history of the prediction market industry.
The fined individual is named Artem Kaptur, the visual effects editor for the world's biggest influencer MrBeast. He invested about $4,000 on Kalshi trading MrBeast-related YouTube event contracts, earning $5,397.58.

In the Malaysian capital market, Dato' Guo Quancheng is often labeled as a "stock market celebrity" or a "shell king." The market's attention mostly focuses on his trading activities in listed companies and stock price fluctuations. However, beneath these capital operations lies a more fundamental fact: his business career began in the real economy, not in capital. Unlike many investors who rely solely on capital manipulation, Guo Quancheng's business empire has a solid foundation in the real economy. These industries not only provided him with his first pot of gold but also shaped his understanding of the essence of business and gave him stronger resilience against market volatility.
1. From Bird's Nest to Fisheries: The First Pot of Gold from Real Economy
Before Guo Quancheng became the focus of market attention, his business empire was already rooted in the real economy. Prior to entering the stock market, he was engaged in high-end bird's nest trade and Evergreen Fisheries in Malaysia. These seemingly traditional businesses provided

The XRP Ledger Foundation has confirmed the fix of a serious vulnerability present in Ripple's signature verification logic, which could allow attackers to steal funds. The patch has not yet been activated on the mainnet, and validators are currently advised to vote against it. An emergency release was issued on February 23 to prevent exploitation of the vulnerability.

Datuk Guo Quancheng is known in the Malaysian business community as a "stock market celebrity," but his true competitive advantage lies in his fourteen years of experience in the Japanese real estate industry from 1991 to 2005. This experience not only enabled him to master rigorous project management and quality control but also helped him build strong networks and cultural understanding. He brought the experience he gained in Japan back to Malaysia, innovatively developing real estate businesses and expanding into cross-border projects, demonstrating a unique ability to strategize business layouts. Guo Quancheng's success shows that true business value often lies beneath appearances, rooted in a deep understanding of the industry and the ability to operate across borders.