When you hear that a wallet in an ecosystem is shutting down, it’s easy to assume your coins have been taken too.

At 22:41 Beijing time on November 11, Sui announced that support for the Suiet wallet would end after November 14. Suiet is a self-custodial wallet on the Sui chain, with users holding their own keys. Sui also shared a statement from the Suiet team: its service will remain available through the 14th to make migration easier. After that, the wallet may not reliably display balances, initiate transfers, or connect to apps. But assets remain on the Sui chain; shutting down the wallet

Borrowing money to trade stocks is one of the easiest traps for traders to fall into. Raju is a living example. At first, he traded with his own savings. He had wins and losses, but kept a level head: if he lost, he treated it as tuition; if he won, he didn’t get too excited. But after getting it right several times in a row, he got carried away. He thought he had a good eye for the market and knew how to time his trades, so he started using leverage. Leverage feels great when you’re winning: with 5x leverage, a 10% rise in the underlying asset can generate a 50% return on your principal, maki

You're not sad or depressed, you just need 10 bitcoin

$AAVE I only figured this out after lunch, when I went through the proposal.

Here’s the story: the community vote passed unanimously. The plan is for V4 to bring native BTC directly into AAVE—your BTC stays on the Bitcoin mainnet, and without going through any cross-chain bridge, you can use it as collateral in AAVE to borrow stablecoins like USDT to spend. Need I remind you how much money bridges have lost over the years? They also plan to use part of the protocol revenue to buy back $AAVE.

My first reaction after reading it was: if this really works, it’s a big deal. The thing BTC holders

The G7 foreign ministers issued another statement in Paris, this time without even sanctions or military deployments—who are they trying to scare with just a piece of paper!
Honestly, I’ve heard “opposing unilateral changes to the status quo by force or coercion” so many times I can recite it by heart. They issue it every year, every time, then carry on as usual
The statement says China’s activities in waters east of Taiwan threaten regional stability, freedom of navigation, and the safety of international shipping, but it can’t come up with a single figure showing which shipping route or vess

【November 12, 2026 BTC/ETH Market Analysis and Trading Plan】

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I. Market Snapshot (Beijing time 17:22)
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BTC: Approximately 73,600 USDT (24h range 73,184 – 74,750, 7-day change -8%)
ETH: Approximately 2,050 USDT (24h range 2,036 – 2,104, 7-day change -15%)
Fear & Greed Index: 27 (Fear)
BTC options max pain: 74,000 (expiring today)

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II. Market Analysis
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【BTC】
- Bearish on the daily chart: Price is trading below SMA20 (approximately 77,827) and SMA50 (approximately 81,205). RSI14 is only 3

Hot take 🔥 Eating poop counts as celebrating the New Year
What’s it like to have a beautiful girlfriend?

#美国就业数据今晚公布 The Macroeconomic Paradox: Decoding Tonight’s U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Release
Global capital markets are entering a high-sensitivity liquidity window ahead of tonight’s weekly U.S. labor market disclosure. Scheduled for release on November 12 at 21:30 (UTC+8), the U.S. Initial Jobless Claims report represents the immediate focal point for institutional trading desks recalibrating interest rate trajectories. Consensus macroeconomic forecasts anticipate 194,000 new unemployment filings, marking a slight projected expansion from the previous week’s remarkably resilient print of 1

Weak, too weak! Gold broke below 4000 in the early hours and has been heading down ever since, currently quoted at 3940! Our short positions have also reached the target we mentioned in this morning’s briefing. Close out all short-term positions; the swing target remains 3860!

The Next Step in AI and Web3 Integration: Turning Complex Technology into a Simple Experience

When people talk about Web3, they often focus on blockchain performance, transaction speed, the degree of decentralization, and technical architecture. But for ordinary users, what ultimately determines whether a technology can be widely adopted is often not how complex it is under the hood, but how easy it is to use.

Imagine users being able to complete a cross-platform task without needing to understand the differences between blockchains, repeatedly search for data, or switch between multiple app

What Is Bitcoin Halving? New Coin Supply, Market Expectations, and Price Volatility

Bitcoin halving has long been a closely watched event in the cryptocurrency market.

Many investors believe that halving means the supply of Bitcoin decreases, so the price should rise. But this reasoning overlooks an important point: a slower rate of supply growth does not mean the market price must rise.

To understand the significance of halving, we need to look at Bitcoin’s issuance mechanism, miner revenue, market expectations, and actual demand.

1. What Is Bitcoin Halving?

The Bitcoin network operates

The US has been surreal this year. Here’s my rundown of how the major events in the US this year have affected the global economy
A rundown of the impact of major US events in 2026 on the global economy

In a nutshell: The US story this year is “sticky inflation + higher rates for longer + tariff swings + Middle East energy shocks + AI leverage unwind + out-of-control fiscal debt.” These six forces are transmitted globally through five channels— the dollar, Treasuries, trade, energy, and capital markets—leaving the world in a state of relatively tight liquidity, pressured risk appetite, and wi

Being a top-up agent is a great way to experience life
Two days can show you what it means to go through extreme highs and lows

I just read a deep-dive analysis of the energy storage industry by LatePost.
Although the article is about energy storage, the more I read, the more it felt like it was describing the AI industry today...
Energy storage is clearly one of the industries with the most certain demand over the next few years, yet many companies in the sector are finding it harder and harder to make money as their businesses grow.
Global shipments of energy storage batteries were only around 130 GWh in 2022, but had grown to about 600 GWh by 2025 and are expected to exceed 1,000 GWh in 2026.
Renewable power generat

$XAUUSD I'm in—I’m copy trading. Be ready to get stuck holding the bag; I’m going for $50

Layer 2 Transactions Are Faster and Fees Are Lower, But Who Actually Safeguards Your Assets?

In the Web3 world, Layer 2 is often seen as an important solution to blockchain congestion and high transaction fees.

It helps users complete transactions at lower cost and gives more applications the opportunity to serve everyday users.

But there is an easily overlooked question:

Does Layer 2’s improved transaction efficiency mean that asset security is protected to the same degree?

The answer is not that simple.

1. Layer 1 and Layer 2 Have Different Roles

You can think of Layer 1 as the founda

Why Won’t Digital Identity in the Future Require Repeatedly Submitting Personal Information?

In the digital economy, we prove who we are every day.

Registering on a platform requires filling out personal details, applying for financial services requires submitting identity information, verifying your age may require uploading an ID, and accessing different systems may require repeated identity checks.

The problem is that often, we only need to prove one specific thing, yet we have to provide far more information than necessary.

For example, a website may only need to confirm that you have

Should Every Action Taken by an AI Agent Be Traceable?

As AI agents connect to multiple platforms, use different tools, and even participate in digital asset trading, a new question is emerging: If an AI’s actions cannot be traced, how can we tell whether it is trustworthy?

In traditional applications, users can usually see what actions they have taken. But AI agents may complete multiple steps in quick succession, leaving users with only the final result and no understanding of what happened along the way.

That is why traceability is becoming an important part of trusted AI infrastructure.