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Dell Technologies' Q4 earnings per share reached $3.89 with sales of $33.38 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations due to a surge in AI demand. Sales of AI-optimized servers skyrocketed by 342%, and net profit saw significant growth. The company forecasts continued strong performance in the future, with the stock price rising over 11% in after-hours trading.

Zscaler Inc. stock fell 9% after the latest earnings release, despite exceeding analyst expectations. The company’s annual recurring revenue grew by 25%, and it launched several AI security innovative products, but the market's outlook for its future was somewhat conservative, leading to investor disappointment.

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has liquidated approximately $301.6 million, with Ethereum and Bitcoin leading, and long liquidation ratios reaching as high as 90%. Market volatility has increased, with Bitcoin liquidations remaining relatively balanced. Investors are advised to reduce leverage and adopt conservative strategies.

Messari Research Report indicates that the number of active subgraphs on The Graph has reached a new high, with developer engagement remaining consistently active. Layer 2 networks have experienced significant growth, with Base chain leading in query volume. Staking activity has increased for the first time, and substream yields have surged. The Graph is driving transformation through the launch of Graph Horizon, strengthening its position as a data service protocol and laying the foundation for long-term growth.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing chaos, with Bitcoin rising 0.91% to $67,658 and Ethereum increasing 2.45% to $2,049. The overall market capitalization is $2.338 trillion, with a trading volume of $128.7 billion. Among them, the DeFi market has slightly increased, while the stablecoin market cap has decreased. Investors are advised to focus on the performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum when building their investment portfolios.

The cryptocurrency market has recently experienced a significant rally, with a notable increase in short position liquidations. Bitcoin and some altcoins (such as PIPPIN) performed well, and liquidation data indicates a warming market sentiment, while also highlighting the risks of leverage. The rise in multiple coins accompanied by short squeeze phenomena, which warrants ongoing attention.

Article by: Lawyer Shao Jianding
Recently, Bloomberg reports (cited by multiple media outlets) mentioned that Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment platform RedotPay is considering an IPO in the U.S., with potential fundraising exceeding $1 billion, a target valuation possibly over $4 billion, and has already engaged with several top investment banks; the report also emphasizes that discussions are still ongoing, and the scale and valuation may be adjusted. (Bloomberg Legal News)
This type of news is worth serious attention from legal and compliance professionals, not just because of the "large fundraising scale," but because it touches on a more critical issue: when stablecoin payment platforms begin to enter mainstream capital markets, the market will not only ask about growth figures but will also scrutinize business structure, responsibility boundaries, and regulatory compliance to ensure clarity.
From the official website and terms, RedotPay has already gone beyond just "cards" or "money"