CoreWeave's business is really hard to make sense of.
CoreWeave's stock surged nearly 25% last night. After going through its latest earnings report, I found the company's current situation pretty interesting.
On one hand, AI computing capacity is in such short supply that orders are pouring in. On the other, its debt keeps piling up, and its earnings aren't even enough to cover the interest.
Let's look at the earnings report.
Third-quarter revenue was $3.661 billion, up 168% year over year. Backlog reached $132.5 billion, and full-year revenue guidance was raised to $13 billion to $13.3 billi

Where Do DeFi’s High Yields Come From? Understand the Sources of Yield Before Assessing the Risks

In the Web3 world, DeFi is often associated with high yields.

Lending, liquidity mining, staking, and yield strategies offer users different ways to participate. But when you see a protocol offering a high annual percentage yield, what we really need to focus on is not just how big the number is, but where that yield comes from—and who bears the corresponding risks.

Understanding the sources of yield is an important step in deciding whether a DeFi project is worth researching further.

1. Lendi

Three-Day Liquidation Pain-Point Snapshot | Key Levels on Both Sides
There is a clear asymmetry in the current market: long liquidation levels are generally much closer, so even a slight dip could trigger a wave of forced liquidations. By contrast, prices would need to rise further to put shorts under pressure. A short-term range is taking shape, with liquidation positions piled up on both sides, waiting to be triggered.
- $BT | Current price: 73750.5
Shorts' pain point: 75607.56, +2.52% from current price, with 61,310,400 in corresponding liquidation funds. Longs' pain point: 73050.6, -0.95%

Could NVDA's management turmoil make AMD secretly happy? The AI chip competitive landscape may be in for a shake-up!

If Nvidia undergoes a management change, which competitor would be happiest?
Many investors would immediately think of AMD.
The reason is simple: Nvidia currently has a strong competitive edge in the AI GPU market, while AMD has long sought to expand its share of the data center AI chip market.
If Jensen Huang leaves, the market may worry that Nvidia's decision-making efficiency and strategic execution will suffer. This uncertainty could give competitors an opportunity to win c

Financial markets are like walking on a knife’s edge; windfall profits conceal a bottomless abyss. Curb greed and respect volatility—every gain is earned through cautious maneuvering amid risk.

Gold is Dumping Guys , Price just hits Weekly low 🔻
It seems $XAU may go to past 2 weeks Low range .

An appointment like Witkoff’s is truly surreal: a friend who made his career in real estate is being sent to negotiate a U.S.-Russia agreement, despite having virtually no diplomatic experience—though he has no shortage of grand visions. This isn’t an ordinary business negotiation. It’s a U.S.-Russia power struggle involving a ceasefire in Ukraine, sanctions relief, arms control and stability, and Europe’s security architecture. Even a veteran who’s spent decades at the State Department would need to work through the issues repeatedly with teams covering law, intelligence, the military, and co

#xauusd #Altın It fell before reaching the level we were tracking, based on the 2-618 trading strategy I shared yesterday.
Below, we had already laid out our strategy.
The Libra pattern we were tracking formed and reached the entry zone.
We are in the blue box range (3979-3928), the pattern's entry zone. Reversal confirmation is needed to enter the trade in stages in this area. (Confirmation can be sought by looking for candles with long lower wicks, RSI divergences on lower timeframes, or reversal patterns.)
The pattern is invalidated if it closes below 3879 on the 4-hour timeframe.
The fir

After BTC Rallies on Rising Volume, How Can You Tell Whether There’s Still Room to Rise?

In BTC trading, rallies on rising volume often attract a lot of attention. The price suddenly surges, trading volume rises noticeably, and many traders think a new uptrend has begun. But the real question is: Is this rally the start of a trend, or a rapid rebound driven by short-term capital?

To judge whether there is still room for further gains, focus on four aspects.

First, see whether trading volume can remain strong. If volume rises noticeably as BTC breaks through a key resistance level, it sugges

Don't Put All Your Digital Assets in One Wallet: A Guide to Layered Web3 Asset Management

In the Web3 world, many people spend a lot of time researching which tokens to buy and at what price, but overlook a more fundamental question:

If all your assets are held in one wallet, a single mistake could affect your entire portfolio.

The core of wallet management is not just choosing a tool that seems secure. It is about clearly defining the purpose, usage frequency, and risk boundaries of each part of your assets.

Today, from an asset management perspective, let's take another look at hot walle

$KGEN A 21% surge in 24 hours, peaking at 0.0940 before getting slammed back to 0.0813. That upper wick is a tombstone for short-term chasers. I’m all about discipline: plans, not emotions—at this price today, chasing long is just handing tokens to the market makers, but I’ll still buy if it pulls back to my levels.
First, the rationale: trading volume of 95 million relative to this market cap, with enough turnover to show real activity—not a dead market. But the 24-hour range from 0.0663 to 0.0940 is nearly 42%, which shows the tokens are extremely unstable. Those who bought into the morning

How Can You Manage Position Size Effectively in BTC Trading?

In BTC trading, many people spend a lot of time analyzing market direction but overlook a more important question: even if you correctly predict the market, unreasonable position sizing can still keep you from achieving your desired trading results.

Why Is Position Sizing So Important?

First, position size determines how much losses affect your account. For the same 2% drop in BTC, a trader with a small position may incur only a modest loss, while a highly leveraged trader with a large position may face severe losses or even be li

Why Aren’t DeFi Prices Determined by the Blockchain Itself? Understanding the Risks Behind Oracles

In the DeFi world, price data can affect whether a loan is completed successfully, whether a collateral asset is liquidated, and even whether a stablecoin protocol can operate normally.

But the blockchain itself cannot directly know the real-world price of BTC, foreign exchange rates, or changes in the weather.

So how do smart contracts obtain this information?

The answer: oracles.

They are critical infrastructure connecting blockchains with external data, and a risk area that many DeFi appl

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Friends, we have another crucial piece of US economic data dropping tonight: the weekly initial jobless claims. The market expects 194k, slightly up from the previous 189k.

Here is the real catch right now. The market is caught in a fascinating contradiction where good news for the economy often feels like bad news for asset prices.

If the claims come in below expectations tonight—meaning fewer people filed for unemployment than anticipated—it signals a highly resilient labor market. While that’s great for the real economy, it creates a headache for the Federal Reserve. Given that recent CPI

Congratulations to the 12 angel investors. The 10 spots are now full, and profit-sharing will return to the normal 20% going forward

This is an extremely hard line to draw—it would completely shut down the “overseas computing arbitrage” that has been an open secret in the industry for the past two years!

According to The Information, the U.S. Department of Commerce is moving forward with a new export control rule that would add Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Norway, and South Africa to its export licensing list.

The goal is clear: not only to prohibit direct sales of chips into these countries, but also to completely block domestic AI teams from “remotely renting” NVIDIA Blackwell and newer-generation c