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$MITO is performing impressively, up as much as 18.82%! A strong breakout has pushed the price close to $0.0080. If buyers break through $0.00809, a new rally may be ahead! Entry: $0.00770 – $0.00785Target: $0.00810 / $0.00835 / $0.00860Stop-loss: $0.00735
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AI stocks have fallen to rock-bottom prices, yet data centers are still expanding at a furious pace: Who’s really putting on an act in this market?

The recent action in AI stocks has been like a major plot twist. The market was chasing artificial intelligence one moment, then tech stocks came under pressure across the board the next. Investors thought they were buying the future, but when they opened their accounts, it felt like they’d bought a one-way ticket to the top.
Goldman Sachs, however, has a different take.
Its forecast for U.S. data center construction spending has been raised, with
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#BTCETF资金持续流出 For now, continued ETF net outflows look more like short-term risk aversion and deleveraging than institutions collectively exiting Bitcoin. But the concentration of outflows in BlackRock's IBIT also shows that some large investors are adjusting their allocations.

Why this doesn't look like a collective institutional retreat
Outflows were highly concentrated: From November 2–5, cumulative outflows were about $869.8 million, of which IBIT alone accounted for about $806.5 million.
There were both inflows and outflows: On November 4, there was a net inflow of about $128 million, wi
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Technology Stocks Face Heavy Selling Pressure

The latest market weakness has put technology stocks under significant pressure, with Intel among the notable underperformers.

The broader selloff highlights how quickly market sentiment can shift, especially when investors become cautious about high-valued tech companies.

With technology stocks making up a large share of the market's biggest losers, the pressure appears broader than just one company.

The key question now is whether this is a temporary correction or the beginning of a deeper shift in market sentiment.

Investors will be watchin
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#AI大跌后高盛仍看好数据中心 #WCTCS9 The AI data center train: every dip is an opportunity to get on board!

Wall Street has been arguing fiercely over the past two days.
Citadel’s Griffin said, “We can be almost certain that we’re in an AI bubble.”
But Giavarone, CIO of Federated Hermes, which manages hundreds of billions of dollars, said, “Fears of a bubble are premature—the current infrastructure buildout still has three or four years to go.”
State Street CEO O’Hanley shot back with a simple point: “These data centers aren’t being built blindly. They’re backed by real orders from real enterprise custome
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this ETH L2 list is very obvious
two projects making more than $1000 in daily chain revenue
Linea making $1050 while having $22 M in TVL
MegaETH making $1800 daily while having $12 M in TVL
everything else will go to 0 until some major product updates
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Democrats Won the Election, and AI Hardware Crashed First—How Did Politics Become a “Nuclear Bomb” for Chip Stocks?

A lot of people still don’t get it: What do the midterm elections have to do with Nvidia and AMD? A lot.

The valuation of the AI hardware supply chain is essentially built on the assumption of “unlimited capital expenditure expansion.” Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta spend hundreds of billions of dollars each year building data centers, creating orders for Nvidia’s GPUs, Micron’s HBM, SanDisk’s NAND, and Marvell’s optical modules. The starting point for this chain is that “
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🐋 WHALE WATCH : The CFTC ordered regulated US derivatives exchanges to stop blocking access by state.
Chairman Michael Selig says geographic restrictions violate the Commodity Exchange Acts fair access rules. Exchanges have 30 days to drop them or explain why they cant.
States trying to block prediction markets are next in line for that fight.
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btc has entered a very critical late-stage phase. The chart carries risks that beginners shouldn’t try to navigate, and even experienced traders who understand it should be cautious. If beginners want to buy the dip, wait for a Type 2 buy signal; a Type 1 buy is strongly discouraged
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BTC spent the day moving between $75.1K and $76.2K, with just $1,100 of volatility. Compared with the 6% bearish candle the day before yesterday, it’s eerily quiet.
Da Chao explains why it’s so quiet.
Lately, BTC has been following the Nasdaq, not itself. The drop the day before yesterday came from AI stocks dragging it down. U.S. stock markets are closed over the weekend, and with no one to lead the way, BTC doesn’t know where to go either, so it can only churn in place.
Also, everyone who wanted to run already did so the day before yesterday. More than $1 billion in leveraged positions got w
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Gate’s Annual Honors Showdown! Who will be crowned? This time, fans can’t just watch from the sidelines!

If the crypto community were a huge variety show, streamers would be the hype-makers on stage, creators would be content-making machines, and fans would be a key force driving the buzz.
After a year, who’s everyone’s favorite star?
Gate’s Social Annual Streamer and Creator Awards give outstanding content creators a stage to showcase themselves. Whether it’s professional market analysis, engaging livestreams, interesting industry insights, or knowledge-sharing, it all deserves more attentio
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#美股史诗级抛售 Why did U.S. stocks plunge overnight? $3 trillion evaporated in 24 hours. This time, it wasn’t “bad news for AI”—it was a change in how the market prices AI.
Three days, three figures.
On November 4, the Dow rose 1,569 points, and the S&P 500 added $1.2 trillion in market value in a single day;
On November 5, the S&P 500 fell 4.36%, shedding $3 trillion in a day, while the Nasdaq 100 dropped 6.36%, its biggest single-day decline since 2020;
That same day, Musk’s net worth shrank by about $90 billion, Tesla fell 10.77%, and SpaceX equity fell 9.05%.
It was all triggered by a post. A De
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🚀 $XFS – More Than a Meme? 🐿️🔥
StockFi + Tokenized Stocks + BNB Chain = Interesting combination!
📈 +28.6% in 24H
💧 Liquidity: $394.46K
👥 Holders: 12.39K
⚠️ Top 10 holders own 41.23% of supply.
Can $XFS deliver real growth? 👀
#XFS #StockFi #BNBChain
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The final rule allowing alternative investments such as crypto assets to be included in 401(k) retir
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Gate Launchpool Round 386: Staking Details and ValueX (VLX) Overview

Gate has launched a new Launchpool round, offering users the opportunity to share a total prize pool of 454,546 VLX. The event runs from November 7 to November 21, 2026.

Here is a breakdown of the project and the mechanics of this Launchpool.

What is ValueX (VLX)?
ValueX is an EVM-compatible blockchain infrastructure built on Avalanche. It is designed specifically to support the Web3 carbon economy. The platform provides a dedicated ecosystem for the transparent measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) of carbon cred
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$SNDK Next week's outlook: How should you position for Monday's market?

Sister Xing said yesterday that Friday's move in SanDisk was a false recovery, so don't chase the rally. The price still needs to test the 800 support level below. Friday's rebound was ill-timed, and bearish factors have yet to be priced in. Be wary of getting trapped in a low-volume rally.

The market front-ran things last night. However, buying support above 800 was relatively steady, and the market even staged a rare recovery late in the session. As long as no bearish news emerges, Monday will likely see some recovery.
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AMD closed at 449.03 (+11.55%) after a violent washout. Price dumped hard from the 579 zone into the 402 low, then staged a sharp recovery. After-hours is slightly softer at 448.14. Volume was heavy on both the sell-off and the bounce. Overall structure remains corrective after the October peak near 658.

Support: 433–430 (day low cluster) → 402.10 (major low)
Resistance: 460 (MA10) → 480–490 → 512–520 (MA30 zone)
Immediate pivot: 449–452

Clear distribution after the 579 high. Series of lower highs and aggressive red candles into the 402 low. The bounce produced a strong green candle
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