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BlockBeats News, on March 9, Maelstrom Chief Investment Officer Arthur Hayes published a long article detailing the logic behind his bullish outlook on Hyperliquid's token HYPE. Hayes stated that although the overall crypto market is currently under pressure, Hyperliquid, as the leading perpetual DEX, is expected to restore its 30-day annualized revenue to the peak of $1.4 billions within six months, thanks to its HIP-3 permissionless listing mechanism, genuine trading depth, and substantial buybacks. Hayes emphasized that HYPE's current price-to-earnings ratio is only about 12x, significantly lower than a certain exchange (26x), CME (40x), and other traditional and crypto trading platforms. If the P/E ratio recovers to 25x and revenue grows, the target price for August could reach $150, representing a 5x upside from the current $30. He also pointed out that the team's monthly token allocation has dropped sharply from nearly 10 million in the early days to about 140,000 recently, significantly reducing selling pressure. Maelstrom has already built a position in the $20 range and will continue to increase its holdings.

Golden Ten Data, March 9 – Harvest Fund Management Co., Ltd. announced that its Harvest Crude Oil Securities Investment Fund (QDII-LOF) (fund code: 160723, trading abbreviation: Harvest Crude Oil LOF) is currently trading at a significant premium in the secondary market compared to the fund's net asset value. The company hereby solemnly reminds investors to closely monitor the premium risk of the secondary market trading price and to make prudent investment decisions. On March 9, 2026, the closing price of the fund was 1.946, representing a premium rate of 16.93% compared to the fund's net asset value of 1.6643 on March 5, 2026. The fund mainly invests in overseas crude oil ETFs. Due to significant changes in global crude oil futures prices since March 5, the actual premium rate of the fund may have changed substantially.

Jinse Finance reported that Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange last Friday to celebrate the launch of the private market investment tool Robinhood Ventures Fund I. This closed-end fund aims to provide retail investors with indirect exposure to popular private technology companies. Investors can trade shares on the secondary market but cannot redeem the underlying assets through the platform. On its first day of trading, the fund's performance was under pressure, with the share price dropping about 11% from the issue price at one point. Vlad Tenev stated that Robinhood is continuously promoting the democratization and tokenization of the private market, hoping to use blockchain technology and new financial structures to allow ordinary investors to access private company equity, which has traditionally been available only to institutions and accredited investors. Previously, Robinhood had tested the launch of tokenized versions of shares in private companies such as OpenAI in Europe, as part of its exploration of bringing private equity on-chain.