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Gate and Red Bull Racing: Where Motorsport Performance Meets the Next Generation of Digital Finance

A double podium in Brazil is a reminder of what makes Formula 1 so exciting: preparation, precision, teamwork, and the ability to perform under extreme pressure. But beyond the results on the track, the partnership between Oracle Red Bull Racing and Gate represents something equally interesting. It brings together two industries that are constantly pushing technological boundaries: elite motorsport and digital finance.

From my perspective, this colla

Gold could break 3900 today. Follow the system,

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It’s getting cold,
so it’s time for some congee.
Today I’m having stir-fried rice noodles with plain congee.
What about you?

Here we go again. Seems like there are more than two, maybe more than three... Apparently, for foreign companies, going after their own employees is much more serious than going after spies—it could even lead to someone being ousted.

Nvidia Leadership Storm: Jensen Huang Faces Ouster—What Could It Mean for U.S. AI Stocks?

[Event: Board Preparing to Remove Him; No Formal Decision Yet]
According to The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, Nvidia’s board is preparing to remove founder and CEO Jensen Huang, and could meet as early as the 11th local time to decide his fate. The trigger was two extramarital affairs: one involved a woman suspected by U.S. intelligence agencies of having ties to Chinese intelligence services (the company where she previously worked is a major Nvidia customer and is under investigation for

$mihao looking like $kimchi price action.
If you are buying here or not taking profits very heavily here, ask yourself who is the marginal buyer who will buy your bags? I can tell you there are very few people left to buy now. Ct is split right now into ansem haters who will never buy his coin and people who just go along with ansem because they think they can make some money.
Can tell you the eth whales and people with money would not touch anything that ansem puts his name on with a 10 foot pole.
The people who think they can make some money following ansem have all already bought or are

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🚨 Whales are starting to buy, but institutions are selling! Who’s really in control of Bitcoin?
BTC is currently hovering around $73,800. At first glance, the price seems to be holding steady, but when I look at ETF flows, stablecoins, exchange trading volume, and on-chain whale data together, I see a signal worth watching out for!
First, Wall Street is pulling money out.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen cumulative net outflows of about $1.064 billion over the last 5 full trading days!
BlackRock’s IBIT alone saw net outflows of $78.2 million on November 10.
Institutional money hasn’t really c

Russia's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United States died of a chronic illness…

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At an internal all-hands meeting, ByteDance laid it out: it has the ability to go head-to-head with OpenAI and Anthropic at the frontier, but it won’t truly catch up until at least 2029, and possibly 2030.

The bottleneck isn’t money—it’s data. The pretraining dataset for the Seed model is several orders of magnitude smaller than those of top U.S. rivals. The company has ruled out taking the distillation shortcut and is prepared to spend as much as $70 billion to double down on foundation models and video AI.

Products like Doubao and Seedance are already competitive, but the underlying models

$USELESS I noticed an interesting anomaly on the spot chart. I rarely see this, but when I do, it makes me uneasy... the price was pushed up to 0.16525 at one point today.

From a technical perspective, the price had already fallen sharply yesterday and didn't even have the momentum to rebound by the close, so it definitely won't return there. 0.0047 is currently the main resistance level, and the price continues to fall as planned to 0.0043-0.0041. Yesterday's short-selling plan was quite successful, right?$1000PEPE$1000PEPE

#WCTCS9 U.S. stocks have already started rebounding, so why is $BTC still grinding around $74,000? Who exactly is selling?

1. First, look at one data point. U.S. spot BTC ETFs have seen net outflows for five consecutive trading days, with cumulative outflows of about $1.177 billion from November 5 to 11. One day alone might not mean much, but a full week of money flowing out is no small matter.
2. More interestingly, tech stocks rebounded in the previous trading session, with Nasdaq futures rising as much as 1.7%, yet BTC did not make a clear move higher. This suggests that what is weighing

Ladies, the weekly initial jobless claims data comes out every Thursday. This data is very useful and highly valuable—four stars!
1. Initial jobless claims > expectations (more unemployment, weakening employment)
A cooling economy leads markets to bet on earlier Fed rate cuts, putting pressure on the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields. In the short term, this is bullish for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
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2. Initial jobless claims < expectations (less unemployment, strong employment)
A hot labor market delays rate-cut expectations and prolongs the period of high interest rates, which is bearish f

On the second day after the CPI release, BTC reclaimed $74,000 overnight, reaching $74,072 this morning. Yesterday, it dipped below $73,200 intraday before recovering. Today, the question has changed: Can it hold above $74,000?#美国10月CPI全面超预期

BTC was at $74,072 this morning, up about 0.7% in 24 hours, with an intraday range of $73,209–$74,811. It closed at $73,904 yesterday. The 200-day moving average, around $73,200, held yesterday. Today’s hurdle is overhead: $74,500–$75,000 is a dense zone of prior lows since September. Failure to break above it means more range-bound trading; only a break