【一周靓文】市场继续上扬,以太坊2.0即将落地

火币资讯Опубліковано о 2023-04-01Востаннє оновлено о 2023-04-01

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一周靓文,回顾过去一周最值得关注的热点文章,帮您快速理解市场动态。

一周靓文,介绍过去一周最值得关注的热点文章,帮助投资者深刻理解市场动态。

1、市场解读

《【市场解读】市场风险消退,BTC开始反弹》

面对当下市场,可以保持乐观,因为市场正在出现积极的边际改善。但是最好考虑加大对于避险资产——如比特币的仓位。

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《【研报精选】联储最后一次加息时,是否应该投资BTC?》

培风客认为:本次联储主导的加息,主动遏制了通胀,但可能就和上面1989,1995,2000,2006,2018年一样,会让市场获得喘息,但后面还是有风险。避险资产(BTC)在此时更具吸引力。

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《【研报精选】美联储放水为时尚早,市场恐怕继续下行》

达里欧认为:我们正处于进入债务收缩的早期阶段,谈美联储放宽货币政策还为时过早。同时未来一两年的金融/经济形势将很严峻。

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2、以太坊2.0

《以太坊Shapella(上海+Capella)升级官方指南》

在 Goerli 测试网顺利完成过渡后,ETH 提现功能终于要来了!

以太坊 Shapella 网络升级将于 epoch 194948 激活,预计时间将会在 UTC 时间 2023 年 4 月 12 日 22: 27: 35 ,值得一提的是,即日起至 4 月 5 日,针对 Shapella 漏洞的以太坊漏洞赏金奖励翻倍。

本次升级将遵循 The Merge 并使验证者能够将他们的质押的 ETH 从信标链撤回到执行层,此外升级还为以太坊执行层和共识层引入了一些新功能。

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Dumping US Bonds, Buying Japanese Bonds: Wall Street Prepares for 'Capital Repatriation to Japan'

Wall Street is bracing for a potential "great repatriation" of Japanese capital as yields on Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) soar to multi-decade highs. The 10-year JGB yield recently hit 2.73%, its highest since 1997, while the 30-year yield broke 4% for the first time. This dramatic shift is causing global asset managers to reassess a long-ignored risk: that Japanese investors, who hold roughly $1 trillion in U.S. Treasury debt, could start bringing that money home. For decades, Japan's ultra-low interest rates pushed domestic insurers, pension funds, and banks to seek yield overseas, primarily in U.S. Treasuries. Now, with the Bank of Japan hiking rates and JGB yields climbing, the incentive is reversing. Firms like BlueBay Asset Management are preparing for this shift, believing new Japanese investments will be directed domestically rather than to foreign bonds. Early signs of repatriation are emerging, with record monthly inflows into Japanese sovereign bond funds in March. Some managers, like Ruffer's Matt Smith, hold yen as a hedge, anticipating that market stress could trigger a rapid acceleration of capital returning to Japan. However, analysts caution that a mass exodus hasn't begun yet. Japanese investors were still net buyers of foreign bonds over the past year. Uncertainty remains high as Japan's government fiscal plans could push JGB yields even higher, making investors hesitant to buy immediately. Furthermore, the Bank of Japan's withdrawal as a dominant bond buyer has increased market volatility. Nevertheless, the potential scale of Japanese selling poses a tangible risk to the U.S. Treasury market. As the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, any sustained shift by Japanese institutions could materially impact supply and demand dynamics, pushing U.S. yields higher. Wall Street's current positioning is a forward-looking bet on this logic becoming increasingly compelling as Japanese yields continue to rise.

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Dumping US Bonds, Buying Japanese Bonds: Wall Street Prepares for 'Capital Repatriation to Japan'

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How Did Institutions Adjust Their Crypto Asset Holdings in Q1? Who Increased and Who Exited?

The Q1 2026 13F filings reveal a sharply divided picture of institutional activity in crypto assets. Sovereign wealth funds and bank capital increased exposure, while major endowment funds notably de-risked. The most significant buying came from the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala, which expanded its position in the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). JPMorgan Chase dramatically increased its IBIT exposure by 174%, with other global banks like RBC, Scotiabank, and Barclays also adding to Bitcoin ETF holdings, while using options for asymmetric protection. Conversely, the Harvard Management Company (Harvard University's endowment), once a major academic holder, cut its IBIT position by 43% and fully exited a BlackRock Ethereum ETF. The reallocated capital flowed into traditional assets like TSMC, Microsoft, and gold. Other Ivy League endowments showed varied strategies: Brown and Dartmouth maintained Bitcoin positions, with Dartmouth making a nuanced shift by moving Ethereum exposure to a staking ETF and adding a Solana staking ETF to capture yield. Hedge fund Jane Street significantly reduced Bitcoin ETF holdings, locking in profits, while Wells Fargo increased its Ethereum stake. Overall, institutions are deploying traditional capital market tactics—buying, selling, hedging, and rotating—within crypto via spot ETFs. The Q2 reports will be crucial to determine if Harvard's retreat is an outlier or the start of a broader trend among endowments.

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Blockchain Capital Partner: Most People Have a Narrow Understanding of the On-Chain Economy

Author Spencer Bogart, a partner at Blockchain Capital, argues that most people have a narrow view of the on-chain economy, seeing it primarily as a faster, cheaper version of existing financial systems. While this represents a significant opportunity, he believes it's only a small part of the story. Bogart compares the current state of crypto to the early internet, where email was the obvious "faster mail" application. The truly transformative categories—like search, social media, and cloud computing—were entirely new and unimaginable beforehand. Similarly, the most profound innovations in crypto will not be incremental improvements but entirely new categories enabled by the core properties of public blockchains: atomic execution, shared global state, programmable custody, and composability. He cites the "flash loan" as a prime example of a "new verb"—a financial action structurally impossible before programmable assets and atomic settlement. It allows for uncollateralized, trustless borrowing of any size, provided repayment occurs within the same transaction, enabling novel strategies like arbitrage and collateral swaps. Bogart admits the difficulty in precisely predicting these future innovations, as human imagination tends to extrapolate from the past. He posits that the most exciting applications in ten years will be things that don't exist today and have no precedent—products only possible in a global, composable, always-on environment with programmable assets. While the exploration of this vast design space will involve many failures, the potential for transformative, category-defining breakthroughs is what makes the next decade so promising.

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Cloud PC Gets a Second Chance, Google/Alibaba/Microsoft Battle for Cloud AI Dominance

Google unexpectedly announced "Android Computer," a new high-end productivity-focused PC series, positioning cloud AI as its core rather than an add-on. This move signals a potential revival for the "cloud computer" concept in the AI era. The article argues that current "AI PCs" are essentially traditional Windows machines with AI features grafted on, heavily reliant on cloud AI for complex tasks due to limited local consumer-grade hardware capabilities. This reliance raises questions about the value of premium local AI hardware. Cloud computers, which struggled with latency-sensitive applications like cloud gaming, are seen as a natural fit for AI PCs due to AI's higher tolerance for response time. Google's Android Computer deeply integrates AI (powered by its Gemini model) into the OS interface, making it contextually available. Its hardware-agnostic approach (supporting both x86 and ARM chips) further underscores the shift towards cloud-centric AI. Other players are adapting: Cloud service providers like Alibaba are enhancing their AI cloud computer offerings; chipmakers (Intel, AMD) are focusing on data center AI chips; traditional PC brands are adding AI software layers; and Apple is leveraging its ecosystem and affordable hardware. Microsoft is defining AI PC standards, embedding Copilot (powered by GPT and Bing) into Windows, and also relying on cloud AI. In conclusion, Android Computer challenges the traditional PC form factor by proposing a "light local, heavy cloud" model. This approach appears promising amid rising hardware costs and local compute bottlenecks. The future PC market will involve a multifaceted competition around cloud integration, OS-level AI, and cross-device ecosystems, potentially redefining the PC as a screen and network conduit to cloud-based AI productivity.

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