Trump 250 hahaha

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The competition officially begins on October 26. With three leaderboards, which one are you preparing to compete for? 🔥
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#KOSPIJumps3.3%
📈 **KOSPI Jumps 3.3%: South Korean Stocks Rebound as Market Sentiment Improves! 🇰🇷**
The South Korean stock market is showing renewed strength, with the KOSPI jumping 3.3% and drawing attention from investors across global financial markets. This sharp move highlights how quickly sentiment can shift in the equity market following periods of heavy selling pressure and heightened uncertainty.
🚀 **What Is Driving the Rebound?**
A strong rally in a major stock index can reflect bargain hunting, short-covering, improved investor confidence, or expectations of better economic an

Your standards are too high.
As long as it's not black.

80k people were liquidated overnight, oil surged past $110, but the real landmine isn’t in the candlestick charts.
In the week of October 17, hotter-than-expected US CPI and PPI briefly fueled rate-hike expectations; after officials struck a cautious tone, an October pause became the baseline, but the risk of another hike this year hasn’t gone away.
The AI sector is shifting from chasing computing power to calculating returns: highly leveraged infrastructure players like CoreWeave were sold off, while TSMC’s Q3 net profit rose 69%, showing chip demand remains resilient. Investors are distingui

I created a team today for the competition. Everyone, come join! Trading is trading anyway, and trading as part of a team might even earn rewards.

Brent crude hits its second-highest level of the year, the Fed’s rate decision looms at month-end, and midterm elections are approaching! Where will the market go?
Waking up to Brent crude nearing $110 and New York crude nearing the $100 mark has dampened the oversold rebound momentum in risk assets, as well as the short- to medium-term rebound demand for gold and silver;
On top of that, this week’s CPI/PPI readings, which far exceeded expectations, have put Trump squarely in the hot seat. There are less than two weeks left in the window. Although he has said he does not intend to eliminate th

This move in gold is definitely interesting. The policy combination coming out of India lately is worth a closer look: the Reserve Bank of India has proposed that gold funds and ETFs no longer be backed by physical gold, while SEBI has notified asset management companies to restrict new retail investments in gold and silver funds. Taken together, the message isn’t complicated: demand for gold in India is so strong that there isn’t enough physical gold to go around, so they have to start by tightening the spigot on “paper gold.”
India is already one of the world’s biggest gold-consuming markets

$AGT AGT's a beat-up car with the accelerator welded down, the zero line is flatlining, and futures bros are getting their shorts shaken right off😂 Shorts, quit talking tough—the rally has no brakes, and anyone slow to get in can only watch the taillights.😏

#BTC跌破8.2万 Bitcoin at $81,570: Has the CPI Shock Been Priced In, or Is $80,000 the Next Test?
Bitcoin’s move below $82,000 has shifted the market’s focus from the possibility of a $90,000 rally to the strength of the current support structure. Trading near $81,570, BTC is facing a combination of renewed US inflation pressure, changing Federal Reserve expectations, and uncertainty over leveraged positioning. The critical distinction is whether the market has already absorbed the inflation shock or whether another round of selling could follow.
September CPI Changed the Macro Picture
The US Bure

They said U.S. stocks were safer than crypto
Yet when the slaughter starts, they don’t even blink

Look for yourself
Setting BTC and ETH aside, Zec is feasting

I can finally log in.
I changed three IPs.
Nothing worked for two days.
So I went to ADS and asked tech support to figure out what was wrong.
They had me upgrade the kernel,
and something about UDP.
Well, I'll be damned—it worked.
Maybe I was blaming Musk unfairly.
I thought he was the one who’d suspended my access to Grok.
I didn’t think he’d be that petty.

When Inflation Sneezes, Crypto Lands in the ICU! The Truth Behind Last Night’s Crash: It Wasn’t a Whale Dumping—Leverage Triggered a Stampede
The thing crypto fears most isn’t bad news—it’s bad news arriving while everyone is fully invested and leveraged.
Last night’s crash came from macro forces and leverage colliding. In the US, inflation came in hotter than expected, rate-hike fears returned, Treasury yields surged and oil prices stayed high. Tech stocks fell together, dragging down valuations across risk assets.
Long positions were too heavily leveraged. BTC broke below a key level, trigge

The Scumbag’s Take on CL Crude Oil 10.17
Since breaking above the downtrend line, CL has rallied for more than a week. In my view, it’s now back near its previous highs, and the U.S. has already released a substantial amount of crude oil from its reserves.
Next, we’ll want to watch whether CL tests the false breakout level near 109 next week.
Once it reaches that level, U.S. stocks may also be due for a rebound. The inverse correlation between the two is clear for all to see.

Capital B Posts a $78 Million Loss in the First Half! Bitcoin Impairment Losses Hit $75 Million, Yet It’s Still Buying BTC Like Crazy!
Capital B, a French-listed Bitcoin treasury company, reported its financial results for the first half of 2026: a net loss of €69.5 million (about $78 million), primarily due to $75.8 million in Bitcoin impairment losses. Despite the paper loss, the company raised $30 million in the first half of this year and increased its BTC holdings from 2,823 at the start of the year to 3,538 by the end of September, a 25% gain.
Capital B, a Bitcoin treasury company listed

Why are people with top-tier intelligence often somewhat unkempt?
It’s as if the world makes it very convenient for us to get a rough idea of what kind of person someone is just from their appearance—through being unkempt, having lean muscle, being heavily muscled, having a big belly, defined abs, an influencer face, and so on?
When people talk about first impressions—whether someone is a good person, a bad person, smart, or stupid—the first impression really does have some reference value, perhaps with 70% accuracy