Could December rate-hike odds surge? One CPI report could make global markets pick sides again!

Will the Fed raise rates in December? The answer may lie in the November 10 CPI report.
U.S. jobs data have been strong, and expectations for a December rate hike have already risen significantly. Now October inflation data are due, and if CPI comes in above expectations again, traders are likely to increase their bets on a rate hike.
But there’s one key point: market bets don’t mean the Fed has made up its mind.
The Fed is more focused on whether inflation can sustainably return to around its 2% t

AIOT GAINS 6.7%: IS THIS STEADY STRENGTH OR A MOVE TO WATCH?

📊 WHAT MAKES THIS MOVE INTERESTING?

AIOT/USDT recorded a 24-hour gain of 6.7%, reaching a last price of 0.14877 USDT, with trading volume of approximately 2,433,623 USDT as of November 9, 2026, at 12:17 UTC.

The percentage gain is worth watching, but the bigger detail is the trading activity behind it. A price increase combined with millions of dollars in reported 24-hour volume gives traders a reason to examine the market more closely.

🔍 WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE REASONS BEHIND THE GAIN?

AIOT's positive performance may refle

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Shiba Inu (SHIB) Market Analysis: Meme Culture, Community Strength, and Future Growth Potential
Introduction
Shiba Inu (SHIB) remains one of the most recognizable meme-inspired cryptocurrencies in the digital asset market. Initially launched as a community-driven token, SHIB has gradually expanded its ecosystem through decentralized finance initiatives, blockchain development, and community-focused projects.
Despite its meme coin origins, Shiba Inu continues to attract attention from investors, traders, and crypto enthusiasts. Its market performance reflects a combin

This drop is kind of interesting: the broader market barely moved, while the runner-up went down first.

BTC only drifted down by less than 2%, while ETH plunged more than 5% in 24 hours, now trading around $2,110, with a cumulative 8% pullback over 7 days. Just two days ago it was still holding above 2,300, but this move broke straight through that round-number level. Someone casually tallied the discussion volume on the feed, and ETH ranked first, with even BTC coming in second, followed by ZEC, SOL, and BNB.

Volume hasn't shrunk, with more than $8 billion in 24-hour trading volume. This is

South Korea’s college entrance exam bans electronic devices but allows ordinary watches. AI glasses have been caught, yet cheating methods continue to evolve.
Banning electronic devices in exam rooms is like trying to plug a leak: cheaters simply change their tactics and keep pouring water in. The cat-and-mouse game between regulators and cheaters never ends.
$BTC

Longed $ARB over a week ago
Finally starting to move

Inflation refuses to bow! BTC, U.S. stocks, gold—which will emerge as the winner in the CPI storm?

The U.S. October CPI is about to be released, and global financial markets are once again at a crossroads.
If inflation comes in above expectations, bets on a Fed rate hike in December may intensify. So which of BTC, U.S. stocks, and gold is most vulnerable?
First, Bitcoin. BTC is highly sensitive to liquidity and risk appetite. If the dollar strengthens and markets worry that interest rates will continue to rise, short-term capital may choose to pull back. However, if inflation cools, BTC could

849,327 BTC at an average cost of $75,451.
Early Monday morning $BTC , BTC briefly fell below $74,000. Strategy, the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder, saw its holdings fall below cost basis—and they were still underwater by evening.
・Holds 849,327 BTC, with a cost basis of about $64.08 billion
・For every $1,000 BTC falls below cost basis, its paper value declines by about $850 million
・11/11 (U.S. Eastern time): MSCI announces its final list (effective at the 11/30 close); Strategy estimates that index-tracking funds hold about 13 million shares (about 3.1%)
Strategy argues that

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Too many referrals
Too much bullshit
Most people are just gonna lose money
I want to write an article comparing all perp dexes, highlighting the ones that have a real differentiator and the one's just LARPing
Time to put an end to this nonsense

This sell-off looks like manipulation.

Just before the weekly close, someone dumped millions of dollars' worth of BTC and ETH within seconds.

They slammed directly into thin weekend order books, pushing BTC below the key 50-week moving average support at $75,500.

BTC instantly plunged to $73.5K, lost a key bull-market level, and triggered nearly $1 billion in liquidations,

This isn't the first time. We keep seeing Sunday pump-and-dumps that force massive liquidations when liquidity is low.

This is exactly why we need the Clarity Act and stricter rules for crypto.

We must stop a single la

$AMCLUB Made $1,200; after two years, someone is finally using this coin for a project again

🚨JUST IN: $Nvdia stock fell 5% in last 24 hours and 10% in last 5 days, after it's CEO @JensenHuang affair allegations with a Chinese spy.
Talks spread that Wall Street is planning a massive sell off believing, chinese technology similar to nvida being launched soon.

$ETH risks a drop below $2,000
Ethereum hovers above $2,100 so far on Monday, following a 6.50% decline last week. The price has slipped below the 200-day EMA at $2,318 and the 50-day EMA at $2,370, suggesting a capped near-term tone.
Momentum remains weak, with the RSI hovering around 32, near oversold territory, and the MACD declining deeper into negative territory, reinforcing prevailing bearish pressure.
The immediate support for $ETH aligns with the $2,000 psychological threshold, reinforced by the May 28 high around $1,967.

XRP is at key support here.
I closed my XRP short at $1.22 and have been waiting for confirmation of a bottom before buying again.
We should be close.

Bit_Guru’s trading history for the past 7 days is all dug through; logging it first 📉
8 trades settled, 2 hits, a 25% win rate, and simulated returns (on a 100x basis) totaling -255%. Honestly, that’s “so bearish you get beaten up.”
Breakdown: 11-09 $XAN short, stopped out -102% 11-09 $MAGIC short, stopped out -104% 11-09 $XRP long, hit +219% 11-09 $CT short, hit +161% 11-09 $HOLO short, stopped out -80% 11-09 $SAPIEN short, stopped out -137%
Preferred assets: $XAN, $MAGIC, and $XRP , 1 trade each; clearly a bearish style. Both winning trades also had the biggest gains of the day, but u