$NiuBi, what’s there to be afraid of? Follow along and play small. Don’t know where to buy spot? Buy 100,000 NiuBi and hold.

It’s late—hello, juniors! Your senior Xiaobi here! 🌙
After seeing these latest charts and CPI data, I was following the markets late into the night as soon as the figures came out. October CPI data is in (up 0.4% month over month, with core CPI up 0.3%). Sticky inflation once again disrupted market expectations for sharp Fed rate cuts, putting U.S. tech stocks under broad pressure. BTC also fell in response, briefly dipping below 73k (to a low of 72,692.6 USDT).
But I’ve been keeping a close eye on the charts. Using the multi-timeframe Bollinger Bands and volume charts I have on hand, let’s r

In 2027, with no World Cup or U.S. election, can CPI data and earnings reports pick up the slack?

Following the logic of an “event-free year,” where will prediction markets get their traffic in 2027, with no World Cup and no U.S. election?

A natural candidate is financial events: CPI data, FOMC decisions, tech company earnings, and BTC prices. These events occur far more frequently than elections and the World Cup—CPI comes out every month, the FOMC meets eight times a year, and earnings season comes around once a quarter. In terms of frequency, they can easily fill the gap left by sports an

It hasn't dropped at all; holding 73,000 means an easy move higher, and going long is easy money$BTC

Be Jensen Huang
> Start NVIDIA in 1993 while working at Denny's
> Turn $NVDA into a $5 trillion company
> Crystal clear reputation
> Get caught cheating with a CCP asset
> Erase $430 billion in market value after being exposed
> Wear a studded leather jacket the next day
No second best.

The meme sector diverged sharply this week: PEPE gained more than 10% over seven days, while DOGE fell nearly 7% over the same period, and SHIB is still struggling within a correction range. This shows that the sector has not seen a broad-based rally, with funds instead clustering in a few tokens showing short-term strength.
$PEP is currently around $0.00000528, up about 3% in 24 hours. The first line of support is at $0.0000051–$0.0000052, while $0.0000054–$0.0000055 forms a resistance zone. Only a move above $0.0000055 would open up further upside; if it loses $0.000005, watch for concentra

#SPCX This is insane—I deserve to make money

We have a supervisor when we play games at our place 🥹
You guys have one too, right?? 🥹

As usual
Happy Wednesday
I've recently started drinking heavily
Mainly, I can't fall asleep at night; as soon as I close my eyes, my mind starts racing
I've started staying up again until my body gives out before I can fall asleep
Maybe I've been training too hard and my cortisol is through the roof

Sports Are the “Core” of Prediction Markets; Politics Is Just Fireworks Every Four Years

Many people’s first impression of prediction markets comes from politics: presidential elections, midterms, and candidate odds. In the first 10 days of November 2026, trading volume for political contracts on Polymarket’s U.S. platform did surge from 16.6 million in September to 108.2 million, appearing to increase more than sixfold.

But the same data source tells you something else: political markets accounted for just 2.2% of November trading volume. In other words, political events can attract attenti

A little more push is expected before a retracement on Q, SPY and SPX
Tool @ITMatrixHQ

Making money really does boost confidence; I’ve clawed back some of my losses. I sold everything and plan to lay low and wait for Anthropic to raise funds and go public.
I’m done with leveraged stocks. I’ll switch to regular shares with twice the position instead—damn, that way there won’t be any decay, right? This drop in SOXL and SNXX was fucking scary; I’ve got psychological scars now.

CRWV save all chip and Memory trade.
$CRWV +21%
$MU +12%
$SNDK +14%
$STX +10%
$WDC +8%
$NBIS +6%
$DELL +11%
Nasdaq 100 +1.70%
S&P 500 +0.80%
Near $700 billion added to the US market.

$OPENAI $10 billion in revenue, $10.9 billion in losses: these two figures together are the real OpenAI

OpenAI’s Q3 financial figures are out. Many people saw only “revenue topping $10 billion” and got excited, but putting the two figures side by side makes things much clearer: $10 billion in revenue, $10.9 billion in adjusted operating losses.

What does this mean? It means that for every $1 of business, about $1.09 is burned. The loss margin of -109% did narrow from -150% last quarter, but absolute losses rose from $10.1 billion to $10.9 billion. The business is improving in scale, while th

Hahaha, I'm dying at the name 😂
From now on, when we run raids: first pump up the Shanghai Composite. Save the Shanghai Composite first.

It's all America's fault$BTC