September durable goods orders +1.8% m/m vs. +1.9% est. & +0.1% prior … orders ex-transportation +0.5% vs. +0.6% est. & +0.3% prior

Strive Buys 6,182 BTC for $511M, Holdings Now 43,000 BTC
A company's bitcoin balance grew by 16.8% following a purchase. The move came during a period that also included the closing of a $630 million preferred-stock offering.
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$SYN This 20-point move had me on edge. I just closed half my position at 0.198, and I’ll let the remaining half ride with profits as a cushion to see if it can test the previous high. In my live account, my SYN entry is 0.162, with an unrealized gain of 13.8%, but that upper wick at the 24h high of 0.2046 is unnerving—the 20% rally on 30M in trading volume is a classic fast-money push.
Market sentiment is pretty conflicted right now: the dip to 0.1532 this morning shook people out hard; those who chased are stuck above 0.20, while those who bought the dip are already counting their profits.

crypto = casino.
i used to argue hard against people who said that. i didn't want them to be right. but i think they are.
take crypto's top revenue protocols this week. remove the stablecoin issuers and the chains. what's left is what people pay for.
the top 5:
1. @hyperliquid: leverage perps
2. @Pumpfun: memecoin launchpad
3. @Collector_Crypt: pokémon gacha
4. @papertrade_xyz: 1000x perps
5. @Polymarket: betting on events
all 5 are casinos.
zoom out to the top 20: 12 are casinos, and they make 77% of the revenue.
the exceptions: an etf fee, some lending, a couple of dexs, an oracle, a wallet.

The Fed’s rate decision is due early Thursday morning, so keep a closer eye on the market over the next few days.
My own feeling is that if rates are left unchanged again this time, the market may not react much, since everyone should already be prepared.
What we should be wary of instead is the market taking a hit once the news is out, then slowly recovering.
This has happened plenty of times before: everyone trades on expectations ahead of the announcement, but once the results come out, they start taking profits.
Of course, if the Fed strikes a relatively hawkish tone this time and signals

I just minted my @KorProtocol ID. One identity across the entire KOR ecosystem.
> Connect your MetaMask wallet
> Enter your name
> Connect your X account
> Mint your KOR ID

Almost 90% of agent tokens on @OpenRouter are cache reads.
Output + reasoning are only ~1%.
And agentic API keys are already consuming ~7x more tokens than human-driven ones.
Makes sense once you look at how agents actually work. Every step drags the system prompt, tool definitions, files, previous tool calls + conversation state back through the model again.
A long-running agent basically becomes a giant working set that needs to stay warm.
Providers are adapting fast too. Median cache rate for agent traffic went from 44% in January to 85% by September.
This could make cache locality a surpri

Been holding a little bag of @zhao_cai_mao_ for a bit 🐱
The chart caught my eye, so I decided to stick around and see how this plays out on BNBChain
Let’s see where the lucky cat goes from here
Moon or Moon 😎🚀

𝗧𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿: $524M.
𝗖𝗶𝗿𝗰𝗹𝗲: $211M.
Together, nearly 59% of the revenue 𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘬𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘋𝘦𝘍𝘪𝘓𝘭𝘢𝘮𝘢 over the past 30 days.
Most of it comes from returns on the assets backing stablecoins.
Crypto keeps building complicated ways to generate yield, while two of its biggest earners make money from traditional financial assets.
Says a lot about where the business really is.

Gold continues to struggle around the 4,000 mark, but the outlook remains bullish. You can also view 4,000 as your last chance to buy the dip $XAU

#Anthropic申请赴美IPO #每周来晒 Anthropic just officially filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC on October 26, seeking to list on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT, with a target valuation of $1.5 trillion–$2 trillion, potentially making it the largest IPO in history.
Growth potential, profitability, and AI commercialization prospects—the three areas of focus are not parallel considerations, but a progression in which each leads to the next
1. Growth potential: The biggest eye-catcher, and the easiest to question
The growth curve in the prospectus is nothing short of “insane”: revenue went from $

The market makers will play games with u to frustrate u and get u to capitulate out your position

In life
The most worthwhile thing to do
is stack BTC
No matter how it turns out
ten years from now
it'll be the best thing to brag about
A lifetime
doing just one thing
#btc

Am I changing my pfp to OrdFellaz or to Bitcoin Cyborg? @ordfellaz @MrEdogtagnft

When the market gives you two options. But you always choose the wrong one. 💀

I checked the order book three times; one line of numbers looks off.
$INTC is up 4.28%, climbing from 86.7 to 92.57
Question: So money is flowing in, right?
Answer: Yes, but the inflow didn’t happen at the end.
The previous day, the 23:00 candle had 89k contracts, 2.65 times the average volume
That single candle lifted the price from 89.64 to 90.89
Question: What about tonight’s move to 92.57?
Answer: 51k contracts, 1.52 times average volume—the same as the first three candles
From 16:00 to 19:00, the four candles were 1.52, 1.32, 1.51, and 1.52
Fewer people are buying as the price climbs; th