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11 分钟前 · 12:26 PMStephen Alpher
卖方开始报道 Space X,华尔街看涨
随着 IPO 后 25 天的静默期结束,华尔街周二开始对 SpaceX (SPCX) 进行报道。毫不奇怪,卖方压倒性地看涨。
两家主承销商——高盛和摩根士丹利——都给予了 SpaceX 同等买入评级,不过高盛的埃里克·谢里登只设定了 205 美元的目标价,而摩根士丹利的亚当·乔纳斯则给了该股 300 美元的目标价。
SPCX 股价盘前持平于 160 美元,仍远高于 135 美元的 IPO 价格。
其他买入或同等买入评级来自美国银行、花旗集团、德意志银行、摩根大通、麦格理、加拿大皇家银行、瑞银和富国银行。
迄今为止,Raymond James 的 Brian Gesuale 给出的最高目标价似乎是 800 美元,他最初给予了强烈的买入评级。
“我们认为该公司是 21 世纪最具代表性的工业基础设施公司之一,”Gesuale 和团队写道。
55 分钟前·11:42 詹姆斯·范·斯特拉滕
AI芯片上涨后三星利润飙升未能给人留下深刻印象
三星(005930)2026年第二季度营收未达预期,营收为1,130亿美元,而市场普遍预期为1,139亿美元。尽管营业利润达到创纪录的 591 亿美元,但在 AI 内存需求的推动下,同比增长了 19 倍。
周二,三星股价下跌 7%,影响遍及整个内存行业,领先同行美光科技 (MU) 和闪迪 (SNDK) 在盘前交易中均下跌 6%。而 Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) 也下跌了 6%。
不过,前景依然强劲,分析师预计内存芯片短缺至少将持续到 2027 年,仅 4 月至 6 月这个季度 DRAM 销售价格就上涨了 40% 以上
1 小时前 · 11:14 AMOmkar Godbole
期权交易大炒作表明价格将盘整至 70 美元以下
去中心化交易所 Derive 上市的 HYPE 期权活动本周有所回升,一些交易员押注未来几周价格走势将跌至 70 美元以下。
一只涉及 400,000 份合约的大型多头看涨期权在期权交易中脱颖而出。根据数据源 Laevitas 的数据,该结构买入 70 美元看涨期权,卖出 75 美元和 80 美元看涨期权,并买入 85 美元看涨期权,所有这些都在 7 月 24 日到期。
如果 HYPE 在 7 月 24 日到期时收于 75 至 80 美元之间,该设置将带来最大利润。这表明交易者预计未来几周价格将在该区域保持平静和区间波动。
7 月 7 日上午 8:07Omkar Godbole
USDT的主导率从四年高位下滑
USDT 的主导率(衡量主要稳定币在整个加密货币市场中的份额)已从四年高位回落,这对比特币(BTC)和其他代币来说是一个积极的信号。
主导率目前为 8.54%,低于上个月创下的 9.35% 的峰值。根据 TradingView 的数据,这是自 2022 年下半年以来的最高水平。
USDT 被广泛视为美元的代币化版本,美元是世界储备货币和避险货币,通常在经济或市场压力时期吸引资本。
因此,USDT 主导地位的上升通常与市场低迷相关,而主导地位的下降往往预示着整个加密货币市场风险偏好的恢复。
7 月 7 日上午 6:51 Shaurya Malwa
随着出价开始回归,比特币和以太坊 ETF 周一吸引了新的资金流入
根据 SoSoValue 的数据,美国现货比特币 ETF 周一吸纳了 2.6569 亿美元,这是一个多月来最大的单日流入量,也是继 7 月 2 日打破长期流出之后三个交易日中的第二次流入。以太 ETF 当天增加了 2066 万美元,其中以贝莱德 (BlackRock) 的 ETHA 为首,增加了 2329 万美元。
BlackRock 的 IBIT 吸收了比特币总额中的 2.094 亿美元,ARKB 吸收了 3298 万美元,Grayscale 的迷你 BTC 基金吸收了 4225 万美元。 GBTC 损失了 4445 万美元,是唯一出现亏损的基金。
日转还没有固定周图。在缩短的假期周内,现货比特币 ETF 仍净损失 5.266 亿美元,这是连续第八周出现负流量。以太 ETF 本周损失 1370 万美元。
得益于价格回升和出价回归,比特币 ETF 总资产从 6 月 30 日低点 709.5 亿美元攀升至 773.2 亿美元。根据 CoinDesk 数据,数据公布时,比特币交易价格接近 63,200 美元。
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11 minutes ago · 12:26 PMStephen Alpher
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Wall Street is bullish as sell-side begins coverage of Space X
With the 25-day quiet period following the IPO having concluded, Wall Street on Tuesday is launching coverage on SpaceX (SPCX). To no one's surprise, the sell-side is overwhelmingly bullish.
The two lead underwriters — Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — both gave SpaceX buy-equivalent ratings, though Goldman's Eric Sheridan set just a $205 price target, while Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas gave the stock a $300 target.
SPCX shares are flat premarket at $160, remaining nicely higher than the $135 IPO price.
Other buys, or buy-equivalent ratings, are coming from Bank of America, Citigroup, Deutsche, JPMorgan, Macquarie, RBC, UBS, and Wells Fargo.
The highest price target so far appears to be $800 from Raymond James' Brian Gesuale, who initiated with a strong buy rating.
"We see the company as one of the defining industrial infrastructure companies of the 21st century," wrote Gesuale and team.
55 minutes ago · 11:42 AMJames Van Straten
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Samsung's soaring profit fails to impress after AI chip rally
Samsung (005930) missed Q2 2026 revenue estimates, reporting $113 billion against a consensus of $113.9 billion. Despite posting a record operating profit of $59.1 billion, a 19-fold year-over-year surge fueled by AI memory demand.
Samsung fell 7% on Tuesday, while the effect extended across the memory sector, with leading peers Micron Technology (MU) and Sandisk (SNDK) both falling 6% in pre-market trading. While the Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) is also down 6%.
The outlook, however, remains strong, analysts expect memory chip shortages to persist through at least 2027, and DRAM selling prices rose more than 40% in the April to June quarter alone
1 hour ago · 11:14 AMOmkar Godbole
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Big HYPE options trade points to expectations for price consolidation below $70
Activity in HYPE options listed on decentralized exchange Derive has picked up this week, with some traders betting on boring price action below $70 over the next couple of weeks.
A sizeable long call condor involving 400,000 contracts has stood out in the options tape. The structure buys the 70 call, sells the 75 and 80 calls, and buys the 85 call, all in the July 24 expiry, according to data source Laevitas.
The setup delivers maximum profit if HYPE finishes between $75 and $80 at expiry on July 24. It points to traders expecting the price to stay calm and range-bound in that zone over the coming weeks.
8:07 a.m., July 7Omkar Godbole
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USDT's dominance rate slips from four-year high
USDT's dominance rate, which measures the leading stablecoin’s share of the total crypto market, has pulled back from four-year highs, a positive sign for bitcoin (BTC) and other tokens.
The dominance rate now stands at 8.54%, down from a peak of 9.35% hit last month. That was the highest level since the second half of 2022, according to TradingView data.
USDT is widely viewed as a tokenized version of the U.S. dollar, the world’s reserve and safe-haven currency that typically attracts capital during periods of economic or market stress.
As a result, rising USDT dominance is often associated with market downturns, while declining dominance tends to signal renewed risk appetite across the broader crypto market.
6:51 a.m., July 7Shaurya Malwa
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Bitcoin and ether ETFs drew fresh inflows Monday as the bid starts to return
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs pulled in $265.69 million on Monday, the largest daily inflow in over a month and the second in three sessions after July 2 broke a long run of outflows, per SoSoValue data. Ether ETFs added $20.66 million the same day, led by BlackRock's ETHA at $23.29 million.
BlackRock's IBIT absorbed $209.40 million of the bitcoin total, with ARKB taking in $32.98 million and Grayscale's mini BTC fund adding $42.25 million. GBTC shed $44.45 million, the only fund in the red.
The daily turn has not fixed the weekly picture yet. Spot bitcoin ETFs still lost a net $526.6 million over the shortened holiday week, an eighth straight week of negative flows. Ether ETFs lost $13.7 million on the week.
Total bitcoin ETF assets climbed back to $77.32 billion from a June 30 low of $70.95 billion, helped by both the price recovery and the returning bid. Bitcoin traded near $63,200 as the data landed, per CoinDesk data.