#GateIPOAccessAnthropic #ShareWeekly

Anthropic’s $1.4 Trillion Valuation: A New AI Giant or an Overpriced Bet on Future Growth?

The artificial intelligence industry is entering a new phase where company valuations are increasingly driven by future potential rather than current profitability. Anthropic is becoming one of the most important examples of this trend. With a reported market valuation of approximately $1.4 trillion, the company is attracting enormous attention from institutional investors and the broader technology market.

But the big question is whether Anthropic genuinely deser

Shorts in long bonds are starting to turn bullish, and that’s more worth watching than the recession signal itself. TLT is still more than halfway below its 2020 high, and Kalshi puts the odds of a recession in 2027 at just 20%. My plan is simple: don’t rush to go long duration unless yields actually come down. Wait until recession pricing is confirmed. Thin liquidity during the Asian session often produces absurd prices, which are perfect for placing limit orders. If you have anything to add, drop it in the comments.

#ETHBrieflyFallsBelow2000 #ShareWeekly
Ethereum's fall below $2,000 is an important warning, but one brief move beneath a round-number level does not prove that ETH has found its final bottom. The original market update mentioned a temporary low near $1,983. The latest available market snapshot on November 14, 2026, places ETH around $1,903, with a 24-hour range of approximately $1,875-$1,989. At $1,903, reclaiming $2,000 would require a gain of about 5.1%. A move to $2,070 would be about 8.8%, $2,120 about 11.4%, and $2,200 about 15.6%. These are conditional reference scenarios, not guarante

With a small stake, just go long to make it big

What if $BNB 's second short is a completely different trade?

First one: entry 694.548–694.932, TP3 685.226. Price is 578.9 now. It paid.

This one: 16.6% lower, 4h RSI 18.1 — the most oversold chart I've posted.
My own note says "washed out, bounces are common."

Both timeframes still bearish-stacked, sellers in control.
So: short, but small. Moderate conviction, light size.

Entry 577.667–580.133 · SL 605.374 (+4.6%)
TP1 −3.4% (~0.75R) · TP2 −5.7% (~1.25R) · TP3 −9.1% (~2R)

First short sold strength. This one sells exhaustion.

Bounce or continuation? 👇
$BNB ‌$KAVA ‌$AKE ‌

$ASTER Plunging 23.66% in a single day, from 0.6476 straight down to 0.4779, with $163 million in trading volume—this volatility is even more brutal than the washout in the third month after the halving during the last bull run. Comparing the three historical halving cycles: the average pullback 40 days after the first halving was 28%, after the second 19%, and after the third 31%. The current one-day drop of 23.66% has already eaten up most of the room for a pullback, and sentiment is nearing the end of its release. On-chain, dense buy orders are clustered around 0.48, and the market is overs

Nvidia reports earnings Tuesday, and for the first time, Jensen Huang won’t be on the earnings call. That’s the biggest wild card this week. The Nasdaq was already down 0.91% on Friday, and Nvidia itself fell 2% to 162.85, with the 10-year yield at 5.154% weighing on valuations. AI could be repriced over the next three days. The question isn’t whether to buy the dip—it’s whether you dare to add to your position before earnings. What’s your take on this AI narrative?

#白宫提交CFTC与SEC两党委员提名
#ETH If a financial crisis is coming, how far could it fall? Ether down to 120? What would be a safe-haven asset then? What do you think

Musk posted two tweets backing Jensen Huang, revealing that huge deals with NVIDIA were sealed on nothing but Huang’s word and a handshake—they’d ship without a contract, and Musk even signed a petition calling for Huang’s reinstatement.

That’s no tech supply chain; that’s old-school honor among gangsters. Huang’s word is worth ten legal departments. Musk’s move is like worrying your food delivery will be late, so you like the courier’s post before nudging them to hurry up.

$BTC

Only you know what you’re going through right now…

Breaking weekly ema250 for btc not good. Could put us below 50k.

Bilibili’s two-year membership card just dropped from 776 yuan to 248 yuan, but recharging requires linking a phone number—it doesn’t support third-party accounts or international numbers.
The price has plummeted, but users are still trapped in a phone-number-binding cage. This promo is more frustratingly convoluted than being a wage slave.
$BTC

If the 200 weekly moving average doesn’t save us here we will be witnessing something never seen before , i think before the Sunday close bitcoin will pump back up fingers crossed

THE MARKET MAY NOT HAVE A BITCOIN PROBLEM. IT MAY HAVE A LIQUIDITY PROBLEM.
Something bigger could be unfolding beneath the surface, and crypto might just be one of the first places where we're seeing it.
Think about it.
Bitcoin is breaking down. Altcoins are bleeding. Gold is under pressure. Tech stocks are struggling.
Different assets. Different narratives. Yet, they're all facing selling pressure.
I wouldn't dismiss this as just another crypto correction.
Look at what's happening beneath the surface:
→ A stronger US Dollar is draining liquidity from risk assets.
→ Rising Treasury yields are

$BTC $ETH From the beginning of this month until now, I’ve repeatedly observed market depth and found that bulls still have the upper hand. Their numbers may have declined somewhat compared with the start of the month, but overall, the data shows bulls crushing bears. Yet the market has been steadily sliding, which shows that at every stage, bulls looking to buy the dip have been providing liquidity to the market. There’s no need to feel embarrassed; the market is inherently full of uncertainty, and wishful thinking will only lead to greater losses.
Markets go up and down, and cycles turning

#WhiteHouseSubmitsCFTCAndSECNominations
WhiteHouseSubmitsCFTCAndSECNominations: A New Chapter for US Crypto Regulation and Financial Markets
The United States has taken another important step toward shaping the future of financial regulation. On November 12, 2026, the White House officially submitted four nominations for key positions at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to the US Senate for confirmation.
This development is particularly significant for the cryptocurrency industry because both agencies play essential roles in over

Would love to see late bears get blown out.

[On-Chain Truth] BTC is down 24%; whales are buying the dip, but mid-sized holders are selling even harder
CryptoQuant’s latest on-chain data shows that during this Bitcoin downturn of about **24%**:
• Whales (holding at least 1,000 BTC) added about 47k BTC in total (wallets holding 1,000–10k BTC added 43.7k)
• Mid-sized holders (100–1,000 BTC) instead reduced their holdings by 50.5k BTC
• **Small-to-mid-sized holders (10–100 BTC)** reduced their holdings by another 14.4k BTC
As a result, 30-day apparent demand plunged to **-284k BTC**, its weakest level since April 2025.
What stings even m