Weekly Gold Silk Road Summary (10.26–10.30)
Gold prices continued to seesaw within a range this week, shaking out weak hands. Fed remarks and core PCE inflation data were released one after another, driving sharp market swings. Rallies followed by pullbacks were the dominant pattern, with sentiment shifting quickly between bullish and bearish.
This week’s strategy focused mainly on trend-following shorts, anticipating resistance levels ahead of each rebound. Most swing-trade setups played out successfully, capturing downside profits. Choppy markets inevitably bring repeated swings, but the ove

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The U.S. stock market closes for the weekend, but on-chain U.S. stocks don’t🤔
At Friday’s close, the Nasdaq was down 2.9%, and $INTC plunged 28.6% in a single day. Previously, on-chain U.S. stock prices would freeze from 8 p.m. Friday to 8 p.m. Sunday Eastern Time, locked at Friday’s closing price.
Now Chainlink has introduced 24/7 pricing. After the market closes, it pulls prices from multiple perpetual futures platforms, so prices keep updating throughout the weekend. The team has also made it clear: these are not real-time quotes from exchanges that are closed.
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Divergence: $NEAR is currently at 4.383. The one-hour RSI has fallen into oversold territory, while the four-hour RSI is already elevated—the two timeframes’ directional readings are nowhere near aligned. Trading volume is less than one-tenth of the average: the price has moved, but volume hasn’t weighed in. If this rally really has staying power, why hasn’t participation picked up alongside it? Short-term oversold conditions coexist with a stronger longer-term reading, but with no volume confirmation, the market hasn’t chosen a side yet. A break below 4.339 would confirm weakness; reclaiming

Divergence: $TRX is currently at 0.3107. The one-hour RSI is nearing overbought territory, while the four-hour RSI has fallen into oversold territory—the two timeframes are giving completely different readings on strength. Trading volume is less than 30% of average: the price has moved, but volume hasn’t weighed in. If this short-term strength really has staying power, why hasn’t participation risen in tandem? A move above 0.3215 and holding there would make a bullish outlook worth reassessing; a spike followed by a pullback should still be treated as unconfirmed. Treating strength on a single

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Uber's money now works on weekends, too. And without taxis.
Uber, together with HSBC, Franklin Templeton, Tradeweb, and Fireblocks, tested settlements via the Canton blockchain.
The setup is interesting: the company bought tokenized shares in a Franklin Templeton money market fund using tokenized bank deposits from HSBC. Some assets were even redeemed over the weekend, when traditional financial markets are closed.
An important caveat: this is still a pilot, not a mass rollout of the service.
But the idea is serious: large businesses no longer have to choose between earning returns on idle cas

Weekly Market Review
The market was largely range-bound this week. On Friday, heavy selling by bears sent gold prices tumbling, breaking below the range. By the close, gold had hit a low of $3867.
November 26 (Monday): At 5 p.m., I reminded everyone to first watch the resistance around 4030. Gold failed to break above this resistance and was likely to continue falling. After the U.S. market opened that evening, gold rebounded to $4025 before plunging, hitting a low of $3988.
November 27 (Tuesday): Gold traded in a narrow range of 4000–4020 in the morning. At 11:30 a.m., I again said that while

Sunday, November 1 ❤️
Life teaches us that we should not let pride speak louder than love. If you miss someone, it may be worth sending them a message. If you hurt someone dear to you, have the courage to admit it. And if someone important is nearby, show them affection while there is still time. We will not always have another opportunity to say what we feel.
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Today's livestream is pretty important. We need to position for next week and analyze next week's trend.

Lazio vs. Cagliari: Serie A Preview. Tonight at 22:00 Beijing time, Stadio Olimpico, Serie A Round 10. League leaders Lazio host mid-table Cagliari.
Lazio top the table with 25 points from 9 games, having won 8 and drawn 1, and have been rock-solid lately: they just beat Juventus 3-0 away and thrashed Sassuolo, remaining unbeaten in the league. Zaccagni and Isaksen are in good form, giving the attack enough firepower. Team reports and the club doctor say Marušić and Rovella have yet to return, while Gudmundsson needs about two more weeks to recover; the core lineup remains intact, with enough

This match is unlikely to be a high-scoring affair. Saka’s absence weakens Arsenal’s ability to break down defenses, while Liverpool’s back line is solid enough when they have 11 players on the pitch. A low-scoring draw or a narrow one-goal win is the scenario that best fits both teams’ current form and injury situation.
What are we talking about on tonight’s livestream?
If you only look at the scoreline, this may seem like just an ordinary league match. But if you understand what lies behind it—the 14-year curse, the weight of six points, Saka’s absence, Szoboszlai’s return, and the battle be