#Lantau#大屿山 之前购买过的，可以联系 @ljfxz 退款，直接发机场邮箱给他 剩余价值退款按照( 剩余时长*时长单价)+(剩余流量*流量单价)的形式退款 流量单价=套餐价格*0.8/套餐流量总数 时长单价=套餐价格*0.2/套餐时长总数 例如轻量套餐价格为9元，流量为80G,时长为30天。那天数单价为(0.2*9)/30，流量单价为(0.8*9)/80。 此时轻量用户还剩10天，流量还有70G，那退款为10*[(0.2*9)/30] + 70*[(0.8*9)/80] 注* 充了流量的钱也可退
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@venturevillagewall · Post #4115 · 2025/02/10 16:00
Gold Surpasses Bitcoin in 2025 Returns Gold prices hit $2900 per ounce, outpacing Bitcoin's 4% return this year with a 10% rise. Central banks are aggressively buying gold amid trade war fears, seeking safe-haven assets. See market trends and forecasts: source. #Bitcoin#Gold#CentralBanks#MarketTrends#SafeHaven#Investment#Finance#EconomicNews#Trading#Crypto#VC #2025
@CryptoM · Post #64929 · 2026/04/10 10:26
🚀 PRECIOUS METALS | Long-Term Gold Rebound Anticipated Amid Middle East Conflict Gold is expected to experience a long-term rebound despite the current market disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict, according to financial institutions such as ANZ Banking Group and Goldman Sachs. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that these banks foresee a recovery in gold prices as geopolitical tensions continue to influence market dynamics. The ongoing conflict has introduced volatility, but experts believe that gold's status as a safe-haven asset will support its value in the long run. Investors are advised to consider the potential for gold's resurgence as part of their strategic planning. #PreciousMetals#GoldRebound#MiddleEastConflict#SafeHaven#GeopoliticalTensions#MarketVolatility#GoldPrice#Investing#FinancialInstitutions
@CryptoM · Post #65254 · 2026/04/12 10:37
🚀 Oil Prices May Rise as U.S.-Iran Talks Fail, Says Saxo Bank Strategist Saxo Bank's Chief Investment Strategist, Charu Chanana, has commented on the recent failure of U.S.-Iran negotiations, describing it as a setback. According to Jin10, this development suggests that previous easing trades might dissipate, potentially leading to a rise in oil prices and a renewed impact on risk sentiment. The Strait of Hormuz remains a significant chokepoint risk, even if it is not completely closed. Chanana noted that the substantial differences in positions between the two parties on nuclear safeguards and the Strait of Hormuz issues make this outcome unsurprising. For the U.S. dollar, this situation could mean a resurgence of safe-haven support, although a full-scale surge is unlikely unless there is a new military escalation. Gold might benefit from renewed geopolitical hedging demand, but the market is not expected to revert to the worst-case inflation shock scenario. #OilPrices#USIranTalks#SaxoBank#CharuChanana#RiskSentiment#StraitOfHormuz#USDollar#Gold#GeopoliticalHedging#SafeHaven#NuclearSafeguards#MilitaryEscalation#MarketImpact