#JensenHuangResigns
The $2.13 Billion Question NVIDIA’s Board Can’t Answer With a Press Release

Two of NVIDIA’s largest shareholders just did something Wall Street rarely sees: they asked the board to slow down.

Brad Gerstner of Altimeter Capital and Gavin Baker of Atreides Management—holding a combined $2.13 billion in NVDA stock—sent a letter urging the board not to rush a permanent CEO appointment and to keep the door open for Jensen Huang’s return. Notably, they did not demand his immediate reinstatement. They called for a “slow, measured, and deliberate process” because, in their wo

The Company

Rebirth in the Shadow of a Legend

Jensen Huang’s resignation as CEO and board member of Nvidia is more than just a change in leadership; it marks the departure of the most prominent symbol of the artificial intelligence era. The fact that Nvidia’s stock plummeted by more than 10% in pre-market trading—with even AMD falling by 8.7%—clearly illustrates the "shock" with which the market has perceived this news. Yet, what we should truly be discussing here is not a financial loss, but rather a crisis of corporate identity.

This resignation forces us to revisit a fundamental que

#ShareWeekly #BTC #WCTCS9

Bitcoin is approaching a decisive moment where one price level could significantly influence short-term market direction. The $70,000 threshold is no longer just a psychological support zone; it has become an important battleground between buyers attempting to stabilize the market and sellers looking to push prices lower.

One particularly concerning factor is the estimated $622 million in potential long liquidations if Bitcoin breaks below this level. Such a development could accelerate selling pressure, increase volatility, and potentially turn an ordinary corre

I walked nearly 20,000 steps today, covering almost 5 kilometers. It took a little over 2 hours!
🐷🐷🐷

There’s a free one here—have AI claim it while you’re at it. X is brand new and is also a startup. Only go for the free ones; don’t do anything paid! Link:

#ETHBrieflyFallsBelow2000 📉 ETH briefly fell below $2,000—is it really time to find a new bottom?

BTC continued to weaken, and ETH also failed to hold $2,000, briefly dipping to around $1,983.

ETH has faced considerable pressure recently. 👀

💰 ETF outflows, institutional buying still needs to recover

📊 Inflationary pressures persist, and sentiment toward risk assets remains cautious

⚡ Leveraged liquidations intensify, further amplifying short-term volatility

Bulls and bears are divided again: some believe the area around $2,000 is worth watching, while others worry that funds have yet

Look at Bitcoin… it has fallen from 126,000 to 62,000! 📉🔥
It’s climbed a little today, but fear still remains. 😨
Where are the people who were saying “it will always go up”? 👀
What do you think—will you hold or sell? 🤔💸

$SOPH This is garbage that should be delisted and shut down. I lost 3,000 on it today

CLAUDIAUSDT – Perp 📊

🤖 Why did Claudia go to therapy? Because she couldn't handle the extreme personality swings of her own chart! 🎢📈

Bias: Extreme volatility. Massive spike to 0.0057, dump to 0.0037, and now a sharp V-shaped bounce back to the highs. Highly manipulated. ⚠️

📉 Short
Entry: 0.00550 – 0.00568 (Rejection from 24h high)
TP1: 0.00500
TP2: 0.00450
TP3: 0.00379 (Swing low)
SL: 0.00580 (Above 24h high)

📈 Long
Entry: 0.00440 – 0.00460 (Confluence: Mid-range support)
TP1: 0.00500
TP2: 0.00540
TP3: 0.00568 (24h high)
SL: 0.00400 (Below recent higher low)

🔑 Key Levels
Resista

#USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations

The weekly data on jobless claims in the United States opens with a headline above hopes, yet the whole data shows that the labor market stayed strong against fear, and for this reason the market reads the data not as a sign of decay, but as a sign of resilience.

By the data released on 12 November, initial claims rose by 9,000 to the 200,000 level in the week ending 7 November, the prior week data first shown as 189,000 was revised to 191,000, hopes were at the 195,000 level, and this picture shows that initial claims came in above hopes.

On the continu

The entire market shed $2.21 trillion in value Saturday, with tighter financial conditions sending investors away from risk assets.

$BTC fell 5.03% to $65,139, while altcoins took the harder hit: $SOL slid 9.08% to $72.28, $BNB fell 7.06% to $585.70, and $XRP lost 5.98% to $0.9549.

A broad, indiscriminate selloff — the kind that doesn't much care which chain you're on — also affected Ether, which dropped 5.5% to $1,817.

‍#GateIPOAccessAnthropic #Dr.HanOxfordUnionSpeech #USOctoberPPIBelowExpectations

Most posts don't fail in the middle. They fail in the first line, before anyone taps "see more".
So before you post, audit that one line. 5 checks:
1. Is it short?
Aim for under 12 words. If it runs past two lines on a phone, it's an intro, not a hook.
2. Is there something concrete?
A number, a name, a result. "We improved onboarding" is a shrug. "We cut our onboarding from 9 steps to 3" is a reason to keep reading.
3. Is the emoji doing anything?
One can work. Three in the first line read like a template.
4. Has the question earned its place?
A question hook works when the reader really want

#BTC
137 days after the bottom: where was the price in previous cycles?
Friends, 137 days have passed since Bitcoin $BTC 's July 1 bottom. After the previous three cycle bottoms, the price was 1.50x, 1.70x, and 1.80x the bottom after the same amount of time. Today, it is 1.13x.
In this cycle, 86% of the rally from the bottom has been retraced. In the previous three cycles, the deepest retracement in the first 137 days was 64%, in 2015.
In 2015, 223 days after the bottom, the price fell back to as low as 1.30x the bottom; the bottom held, and by the one-year mark, the price had risen to 2.82x t

It’s been a rough few weeks in crypto, but not for everyone.
Some parts of trading took the biggest hit, especially memecoins. Over the last 30 days, Uniswap fees fell 36% and pump fun fees fell 20%.
Funny enough, pump fun actually got about 13% more users. They just spent a lot less.
Stablecoins shrank too, with about $11.8B leaving USDT and USDC.
But a few corners kept growing:
- Predictions: Polymarket volume rose about 17% to $6.1B, with the US midterms helping, so people are still betting on real world events
- Lending: there’s less money in Aave and Morpho than a month ago, but the peopl

The first sentencing storm targeting the AI-era porn trade has moved from the fringes of cyberspace to real people.

The Wucheng District People’s Procuratorate in Jinhua recently disclosed a case:
Seven “pornographic illustrators” were sentenced to prison terms ranging from eight months to two years, with execution suspended, for producing, reproducing, selling, and disseminating pornographic materials for profit after using AI to generate and sell pornographic images of Chinese animation characters.

Over the course of more than a year, they sold a total of more than 130,000 AI images throug

DTCC to Bring Tokenized Stocks and Treasuries to Solana in 2027
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the backbone of U.S. securities settlement, plans to bring its tokenized securities to Solana, it announced on Thursday.
The firm will connect the DTCC Tokenization Service (DTS) to the Solana network, allowing eligible assets held by its Depository Trust Company (DTC) subsidiary to be converted into tokens on Solana. The integration is planned for the second half of 2027.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR.
Educational content, not investment advice or

🚨 $EVAA Surging over 100%—but whales are building a sell wall! 🐳$EVAA has surged over 100%, but I’ve spotted some clear warning signs. 🔴 A $170,000 sell wall at $3.00—orders have been sitting there for over 3 hours 🔴 A $125,000 sell wall at $2.80 🔴 Futures open interest is surging 🔴 Long funding rates are climbing rapidly Nearly $300,000 in sell orders are stacked in the $2.80–$3.00 range. My take? Don’t chase the rally. If buyers can absorb these sell walls, the price could break out again. But if it gets rejected, that could trigger aggressive profit-taking and a long squeeze. 👀 The

Nvidia's Long-Term Supply Chain Strategy
Nvidia CEO Huang's $400 million supply chain strategy is expected to expand upstream through 2027.
This headline provides a stark contrast to the panic seen in the data center infrastructure sector. While the broader market is selling off AI infrastructure stocks, Nvidia is quietly executing a massive, multi-year plan to solidify its dominance.

Investing $400 million to expand "upstream" (likely referring to securing raw materials, advanced packaging capacities, or locking in exclusive manufacturing deals) is a masterstroke. By controlling the supply c