Word on the street is that Chinese buyers have completed roughly one-third of their soybean purchase obligations for the current growing cycle. The pace suggests steady progress on trade commitments, though there's still considerable ground to cover before the season wraps up.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-07 19:03
Woke up and we're off topic again. Chinese buyers have only purchased one-third? The pace is a bit slow, still need to step up the effort.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 12-07 19:01
One-third? From a technical perspective, this looks like a false breakout before a head and shoulders top. We still need to be cautious about the risk of a subsequent plunge.
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GasWrangler
· 12-07 18:55
lol one-third? technically speaking, if you analyze the actual transaction data on these grain futures, that pace is demonstrably sub-optimal. empirically proven the deal flow could've been structured way more efficiently. smh people don't even calculate their priority fees before committing to trade obligations
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-07 18:48
Only one-third done? At this pace, we'll have to restock like crazy in the second half of the year. It's looking a bit risky.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 12-07 18:43
ngl, "steady progress" is exactly what rugpull protocols say before they drain liquidity. one-third completion? more like two-thirds of exploit vectors still unpatched. DYOR on those trade agreements fr fr
Word on the street is that Chinese buyers have completed roughly one-third of their soybean purchase obligations for the current growing cycle. The pace suggests steady progress on trade commitments, though there's still considerable ground to cover before the season wraps up.