Figure, the Nasdaq-listed lender that built Provenance with the Cosmos SDK, did $5.119B in consumer loan marketplace volume in Q3 2026.
That is up 107% from $2.469B a year earlier, and more than $55M a day.
@cosmos

Google fell nearly 10% after hours.
Even doubling cloud revenue wasn't enough—the market isn't buying it. Weak advertising, plummeting profits, negative cash flow, and AI spending have investors on edge.
The giants are moving from the “making promises” stage to the “show me the numbers” stage. Whoever fails to deliver gets hit first.
If this spills over to A-shares, it's probably the same old story—down with the market, but not up with it. Computing power, optical modules, and related sectors could take a beating at the open today.
Another show to watch today. This could get messy.

This blond guy, with such a beautiful girl by his side,
they were practically talking marriage, but in the end he was found to have cheated with 21 people.
#乐仔Levi #乐仔Levi出轨

The Fed’s hawkish signals from early this morning are still reverberating, and inflationary pressures have not truly eased. GDP and PCE data are also due out tonight. When market sentiment is highly aligned, that is often when reversals are most likely to occur—a risk that must be kept in mind.
$BT contracts: long borrowing reached 1324.08 BTC, while short borrowing was only 72.88 BTC;
$ET contracts: longs borrowed 16,100 ETH, while shorts borrowed 856.89 ETH;
$SOL contracts: longs borrowed 106,700 SOL, while shorts borrowed 3412.31 SOL.
Leveraged borrowing data shows that longs significant

If an account goes from 2,000 to 3,000, can you say you made 1,000? Not so fast—you also need to check whether any new money was deposited along the way.
Suppose the account’s total assets were 2,000 yuan at the beginning of the month, and another 1,500 yuan was deposited during the month, with no withdrawals. If total assets reach 3,000 yuan by month-end, then assuming there were no other inflows or outflows, you actually lost 500 yuan rather than made 1,000 yuan.
Conversely, if you had 2,000 yuan at the beginning of the month, withdrew 800 yuan during the month, and had 1,500 yuan left at mo

Why might trading more frequently actually make your account shrink faster?
In the cryptocurrency market, many traders watch candlestick charts every day, afraid of missing any rise or fall. Whenever prices move, they want to enter the market; after making a small profit, they look for the next opportunity, and after a loss, they rush to trade again.
They may seem diligent, yet their accounts can quietly shrink.
The problem is that making more trades does not necessarily mean having more opportunities to profit.
First, trading costs keep adding up. Every buy and sell may incur fees, and the ac

Long $INIT ‼️ Buyers are strongly defending the bottom; the price is expected to rise sharply toward the major liquidity zone above. Entry price: 0.2190 - Current price Take profit: 0.2501 Stop loss: 0.1997 Trade here: $INIT 👇

$ETH College girl selling her own ETH!! Bought it last October for $4,000. Selling at a discount now, just $2,500 each. 99% like new. It’s been sitting in my wallet gathering dust. 😂😂😂😂😂#比特周周 $BTC $ETH

ETH is currently at $2,360. Which side are you betting on?
Down 5% on the weekly chart and 12% on the monthly, only to bounce 1% intraday—this “handing out candy before slapping you in the face” rhythm is even more exhausting than a steady slide.
But the on-chain picture tells the exact opposite story: 160,000 ETH left exchanges in a single day, while BitMine scooped up another 10,000 ETH, pushing its total holdings past 6 million. ETFs are dumping “paper ETH,” while whales are accumulating “real ETH.” Which signal is more reliable? In the short term, ETF selling pressure is real; in the long

Surge and retreat
The October policy meeting has concluded, with the federal funds target range remaining at 3.75%-4%. Fundamentally, the economy remains resilient and the job market is holding up reasonably well, while inflationary pressures have yet to ease noticeably.
This has left the Fed in a dilemma—raise rates and risk crushing the economy; cut rates and risk letting prices spiral out of control. Caught between a rock and a hard place, it is in a rather awkward position. 😅
Markets had already anticipated this, however, and the decision did not cause much of a stir. $BTC After briefly

After spot prices rise, some people say, “Sell half, get your principal back, and let the rest ride.” That statement leaves out a key condition: how much has the price risen?
Suppose you spend 1,000 yuan to buy 100 coins at 10 yuan each. Later, the price rises to 15 yuan, and your holdings are worth 1,500 yuan in total. If you sell half at this point—that is, 50 coins—you’ll only get 750 yuan, so you won’t have recovered your initial 1,000 yuan investment.
Only when the price rises to 20 yuan—double the purchase price—will selling half just get your 1,000 yuan back. And that’s before trading f

Fed Decision, GDP Data & $12B Options Expiry: Big Week Ahead for Crypto!
Three major events are coming, and Bitcoin is already struggling below $80,000.
The crypto market is heading into a volatile week, with the Fed's interest rate decision on October 28, followed by key US economic reports on October 29.
Here's why traders are watching closely:
• Fed Decision: Markets see an 88% chance of unchanged rates, but the Fed's comments could still shake risk assets.
• Inflation & GDP: September PCE inflation and Q3 GDP data arrive Thursday, offering fresh clues about the US economy.
• Options Expiry

Goodbye, alpha
This is the work phone I bought for alpha last year. I haven’t turned it on in a long time, so I’m going to declutter and take it in to sell tomorrow. Let’s see how much I can get for it. For some reason, old Android phones don’t seem to be losing value anymore. I checked, and it’s a few dozen yuan more expensive than when I bought it last year.😂

The Mindset and Countermeasures of Crypto Futures Traders Facing Losses?
In cryptocurrency futures trading, losses are an unavoidable lesson for almost every trader. Especially after experiencing consecutive liquidations or a major drawdown, the resulting anxiety, anger, and self-doubt (or even the urge to “go all in and win it back”) can often lead people into an even deeper hole.
From the perspectives of trading psychology and risk management, how you face losses, adjust your mindset, and take countermeasures determines whether you can survive in this market over the long term.
I. Adjusting

The Cave Allegory
The author is the ancient Greek philosopher Plato
(428/427–348/347 BC).
At the beginning of Book VII of his dialogue
The Republic,
Plato tells this allegory through his teacher Socrates.
A group of prisoners are confined in a cave
from birth until they grow up.
Their hands and feet are chained, so they cannot turn around.
They can only look at the wall in front of them.
Behind them is a bonfire
that lights up the entire cave.
Whenever people outside walk past
carrying various tools and equipment,
the fire casts their shadows onto the wall.
The prisoners have never seen the ou

Don’t Just Focus on Bitcoin! Gate Launches Gold CFD Trading 7×23—Is Gold Stealing the Spotlight in Crypto?
Bitcoin’s rises and falls can trend online, and gold’s volatility can also make the market’s nerves fray. Now, Gate has launched gold CFD trading 7×23, giving users who follow gold prices another trading option worth exploring.
There’s something interesting about this picture: on one side are crypto players used to discussing bull and bear markets; on the other are gold veterans from traditional financial markets. When the two sides meet, neither is necessarily willing to back down, but m

So the US 3.75 - 4% last night, but the 10-2 vote is what actually caught my eye: two officials wanted a hike, and that split tells me December is far from settled.
Bitcoin did what it usually does on a hold, drifting back above $81,000, but with markets now pricing an 83% chance of a December hike, this feels more like a pause than a pivot.
Today's PCE print is the next test: if it comes in hot, that $81K reclaim won't hold for long, and $75,000 comes back into the conversation fast. $BTC ‌
#FedDecisionCountdown

Bitcoin’s first dollar price was actually an electricity-bill arithmetic problem.
On October 5, 2009, New Liberty Standard published the first recorded BTC/USD exchange rate: 1 USD = 1,309.03 BTC, equivalent to about $0.00076 per coin.
This figure didn’t come from matching buyers and sellers: first, the monthly electricity bill was calculated using “a high-load computer’s annual power consumption of 1331.5 kWh × the average U.S. residential electricity price of $0.1136,” then divided by the number of coins the computer mined over the previous 30 days.
The earliest price anchor was the electric