$ETH
BitMine bought another 12,535 ETH
It already holds nearly 5% of all Ethereum
Where will ETH go from here?
One post explains it all
Holy crap
Guys
While the market is still debating when ETH will rebound
One company keeps fucking hauling more into its warehouse
BitMine bought another 12,535 ETH last week
Bringing its total holdings to 6,041,481 ETH
About 4.9% of ETH's total supply
Worth about $14.3 billion
Founder Tom Lee once talked about a 5% alchemy
It's now just 64,000 ETH away from fucking achieving it
This guy really is impressive
They treat ETH as a core company asset
And the ETH t

#晒出我的持仓收益 $XAUUSD Gold Outlook for This Week:
Core view for the week: The market is expected to trade in a wide range, dipping first midweek before seeing a limited recovery later in the week.
Estimated price range: around 5 points up or down
Monday: Low 4133, high 4205
Tuesday: Low 4118, high 4218
Wednesday: Low 4091, high 4201
Thursday: Low 4078, high 4218
Friday: Low 4097, high 4231, close 4164
Base-case scenario for the week: Low 4078, high 4231; reference for Friday’s U.S. session close: 4164.
Key Events to Watch:
Monday: China GDP data, digestion of weekend market news
Tuesday: China’s L

it's Tuesday
happy taco's tuesday, More grace to you.

Just these items!
Nearly 6 million.
AI has made those hoarding graphics cards rich!!
A 5090 plus the local MiniMax H3 jailbreak model.
It’s practically a 24-hour money-making machine!

#SpaceX第三季度财报 Can AI revenue growth keep pace with the slope of capital expenditures?
SpaceX’s filing shows that it spent $18.4 billion in the second quarter, including $15.8 billion on AI, and posted a loss of $541 million.
However, CFO Bret Johnson said the AI division generated $1.1 billion in adjusted profit. Most of that money went to chipmaker Nvidia.
SpaceX is reportedly now seeking $40 billion in debt financing to buy Nvidia chips.
SpaceX’s AI business has reached meaningful revenue scale and positive adjusted profit, but has yet to cross the breakeven threshold needed to cover capital

I've been watching the market all morning; I'll have a cigarette to perk myself up,
and continue watching the market.

#GateWCTCS9全球交易赛 Tech stocks face another crisis of confidence. Can earnings season stabilize market sentiment?
Last week’s tech stock selloff and rising oil prices drove funds back into bonds as a safe haven. The Nasdaq fell 4.5% for the week, while falling Treasury yields ended the dollar index’s four-week winning streak. Gold continued to trade unevenly.
This week, attention will shift to tech earnings and economic data from around the world. With the Fed entering its blackout period and US data relatively sparse, can results from META, Tesla and others reignite enthusiasm for the AI trade?

Global market trends are mostly volatile but upward. Entering in batches is the best approach. If you come in with a heavy position right away, you can easily get trapped. Financial development is the main trend globally. As long as you enter in batches, you can find opportunities to trade. There is no unambiguously negative news; when negative news comes out, most countries will offer some positive news. Manage your take-profit and stop-loss levels well, and you can make gains. $UNITREE ‌

Some people seem upset about the $PAPER @papertrade_xyz update but I think it's good
Owning PAPER is owning a share of the house
If non-transferability etc. is required in order to prevent attack vectors, then that's how it should be
Ppl missing the forest for the trees

According to SoSoValue data, on October 19 U.S. Eastern Time, the total net inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs was $527 million. The spot Bitcoin ETF with the largest single-day net inflow yesterday was Blackrock’s ETF IBIT, with a net inflow of $665 million. The total net outflow from spot Ethereum ETFs was $103 million, while the spot Ethereum ETF with the largest single-day net outflow yesterday was Blackrock’s ETF ETHA, with a net outflow of $95.3953 million.

Do you remember when you joined X? Yes, I remember! #Anniversary_of_my_joining_X

#TeslaQ3EarningsPreview Tesla Q3 earnings preview: the five lines I will read first on Wednesday
Tesla reports third-quarter results after the market closes on Wednesday, October 21. Wall Street is split on how much the quarter even matters, so I built my preview around the five lines that will decide the reaction, plus the price map.
The setup
TSLA closed Friday at $354.72, below its 50-day average of $359.46 and well under its 200-day average of $377.06, and the stock is down 19.4% year to date. The report lands a day after SpaceX reports, so Tesla goes into it with heavy cross-currents.
The

What’s the most satisfying moment in life?
Just reading it once is satisfying enough.

#特斯拉Q3财报 #WCTCS9 Tesla will report its Q3 earnings in the early hours of October 22 Beijing time. The market expects revenue of about $27.9–28.1 billion and adjusted EPS of about $0.43–$0.45, down 10%–14% year over year.
Volume beat expectations, but the money didn’t follow
Q3 deliveries were 486.5k vehicles, about 5.3% above Wall Street expectations. But they were down 2.1% year over year, as last year’s Q3 saw a buying rush ahead of the expiration of U.S. EV tax credits, creating an exceptionally high comparison base.
More importantly, Tesla produced 464.4k vehicles during the quarter, 22k f

$SKHYNIX Hynix plunges 7%, whale rakes in 50 million U—are the big players about to blow up longs or turn around and kill shorts?
Those who bought the top are in tears; riding the trend and shorting is the way to win!
Personal view: The Korean stock market is crashing, with the 1-hour chart breaking down sharply. Whale data shows shorts raking in 50 million U, while longs are trapped deep underwater and major players are frantically fleeing.
The big players’ intentions are sinister: use the liquidation zone at 935–950 to lure in longs and liquidate a wave of shorts, then dump the market and m