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The U.S. government will implement a 1% remittance tax starting January 1, 2026, on overseas remittances paid in cash or physical goods. Bank transfers, debit card, and credit card transactions are unaffected. This policy applies to all remitters regardless of nationality. Cryptocurrency transfers are currently not defined as taxable, and there is uncertainty regarding their status.

The article discusses how apparent asset ownership in the cryptocurrency space may conceal significant risks. Even with private keys, control over assets can be lost due to token contract issues. Additionally, relying on the authenticity of data sources is crucial for ensuring the legitimacy of transactions. The market is gradually recognizing that true financial freedom is not about the size of the numbers, but about their authenticity and controllability behind them.

Recently, some stablecoin financial products claim to offer an annualized return of 20%, but in reality, these high yields mainly come from platform subsidies rather than natural asset income. Market competition drives exchanges to spend heavily to attract users, but this model is unsustainable. USD1, as a new stablecoin, has grown rapidly, but its reserve transparency is insufficient, and risks are concentrated. Retail investors should make cautious decisions based on their own risk tolerance and participate wisely.

In digital asset management, security and convenience are the main considerations for users. Hot wallets are convenient but vulnerable to hacking, while cold wallets are secure but less convenient to use. The best strategy is layered storage, which involves using hot wallets in moderation to meet transaction needs and storing most assets in cold wallets to ensure security. Choosing the appropriate wallet method should be based on individual needs and risk tolerance.

Why are more and more small investors choosing fractional share trading?
Fractional share trading has become the mainstream investment choice for small investors in Taiwan in recent years. Compared to traditional whole share trading, it has a lower barrier to entry, allowing investors with limited funds to participate in the stock market. This article will delve into the definitions of fractional shares, trading mechanisms, after-hours fractional trading strategies, fee calculations, and other core knowledge.
Basic Concept of Fractional Shares
What are fractional shares?
The minimum unit for whole share trading is 1 lot, which is 1,000 shares. However, investors sometimes hold less than 1,000 shares of scattered stock, which are called fractional shares, with a minimum trading unit of 1 share.
Fractional shares usually arise from the following situations:
- Unfilled orders (fast stock price fluctuations, transaction volume not reaching target price)
- Remainders generated during stock dividends and stock distributions
- Shares retained when dividends cannot be evenly divided
Definition of fractional share trading
Fractional share trading involves transactions of scattered stocks, each

December 16th's employment report will become a market focus. The United States is about to release its first official employment statistics since the government reopened, including October non-farm payroll data and the full November non-farm data. The market expects October non-farm employment to decrease by 10,000 jobs month-over-month, but a significant rebound is anticipated in November, with an increase of about 130,000 jobs. However, the true meaning behind this numerical rebound still requires careful interpretation.
Seasonal adjustments mask the true state of the labor market?
Citigroup economists point out that this rebound largely stems from seasonal data adjustments rather than a genuine improvement in labor demand. In other words, the statistical growth may be a "numbers game" rather than a sign of real market warming. What does this perspective mean for traders? The strength or weakness of US non-farm payrolls directly determines the Federal Reserve's policy direction, which in turn influences global capital allocation.
Divergence in rate cut pace: market vs. Federal Reserve
The latest Federal Reserve dot plot reveals that

The US Q3 GDP exceeded expectations, and the positive outlook should support the US dollar. However, due to policy uncertainties, the US dollar index has retreated. The dollar index has fallen below 98.0, indicating short-term downside risks. Conversely, copper and gold have both broken through key levels, showing an upward trend and demonstrating rebound potential, while crude oil also shows signs of corrective rebound. Investors should pay attention to these market dynamics.

What is the essence of day trading
The so-called same-day trading, also known as T+0 trading or day trading, refers to completing the buying and selling of stocks within the same trading day. Traditional Taiwanese stocks adopt a T+2 settlement system, which causes many investors to be constrained by the restriction of only being able to sell the next day, often missing good trading opportunities. The emergence of day trading provides a new option for these investors—quickly closing positions within a day to earn from price differences.
However, this trading method is not a zero-cost "no-capital business." It requires traders to have sharp market intuition and strict risk control capabilities because market fluctuations can reverse instantly, and a slight misjudgment can lead to significant losses.
Although stocks are the preferred market for day traders (due to high liquidity and large price swings), financial products such as futures, options, ETFs, and even virtual currencies can also be traded using same-day trading. Among them, technology

With the rapid iteration of generative AI technology, global computing power demand is experiencing explosive growth. In the US stock market, server concept stocks are becoming a hot spot as capital races to chase them. This article will systematically review the most valuable AI server leading companies and analyze their investment prospects from multiple angles.
New Opportunities in the Server Industry Driven by the AI Wave
Three Major Factors Driving the Performance of Server Concept Leaders
Surge in Computing Power Demand
The emergence of ChatGPT has completely changed the development pace of the tech industry. According to Huawei GIV's latest forecast, by 2030, global intelligent computing power will reach 52.5 ZFLOPS, which means that the compound annual growth rate of computing power demand over the next nine years will be as high as 82.65%. This exponential growth poses unprecedented challenges to servers and data centers and also creates huge market space for server concept leaders.
Data Center Expansion Accelerates
Global science

Recently, the New Taiwan Dollar has appreciated significantly against the US Dollar, marking the largest single-day increase in 40 years, influenced by US tariff policies and IMF upward revisions. The central bank faces a dilemma of currency intervention, market trading volume has surged, and Taiwan's financial system is engaging in hedging operations. The possibility of further appreciation in the future is limited, and investors are advised to flexibly adjust their strategies and pay attention to macroeconomic changes.

Electronic trading in the United States offers global investors the flexibility to extend trading hours, allowing transactions outside of regular trading sessions. However, its risks should not be overlooked, including quote discrepancies, price volatility, decreased liquidity, and the competitive advantage of institutional investors. Therefore, investors should participate rationally, fully understanding the trading rules and risks.

Euro/Japanese Yen (EUR/JPY) as a high-volume JPY cross pair offers abundant opportunities for investors due to its interest rate differential trading effects and volatility. The policy differences between the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, economic data, and geopolitical risks influence its trend. By using technical analysis methods such as RSI and MACD, combined with risk management strategies, investors can seize trading opportunities and profit in this market.

Is it a good time to enter now? Seize the golden opportunity to exchange for Japanese Yen
On December 10, 2025, the TWD/JPY exchange rate reached 4.85, appreciating by a total of 8.7% from 4.46 at the beginning of the year. For investors, this is no longer just a travel expense but a financial instrument with hedging and asset allocation significance.
The Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo recently adopted a hawkish stance, pushing up expectations for rate hikes to 80%, with the December 19 meeting expected to raise rates to 0.75% (a 30-year high). Japanese government bond yields hit a 17-year high of 1.93%. Meanwhile, the US entering a rate-cut cycle provides support, with USD/JPY falling from the high of 160 at the start of the year to 154.58, but there is still room for adjustment below 150 in the medium to long term.
Key judgment: It is indeed advantageous to exchange for Yen now, but a full lump-sum purchase is not recommended. Based on observations, Taiwan’s foreign exchange demand increased by 25% in the second half of the year, mainly driven by travel recovery and hedging needs. The best

Public companies typically distribute earnings to shareholders through dividends after settling debts and covering losses. However, dividend distribution is not limited to a single method; investors need to understand the differences between the two main approaches to better plan their investment strategies.
Two Main Dividend Routes: Stock vs. Cash
When a company decides to distribute profits to shareholders, it generally follows two directions.
The first is issuing stock dividends, commonly known as "stock splits" or "bonus shares." The company allocates new shares to shareholders free of charge, which are automatically deposited into the investor's account, increasing the number of shares held. For example, if you originally hold 1,000 shares and the company declares a 10-for-1 stock dividend, you will receive an additional 100 shares, bringing your total to 1,100 shares.
The second is paying cash dividends, or "dividends." The company transfers cash directly into the investor's cash account, allowing investors to choose whether to reinvest or withdraw the funds.