165k jobs added, unemployment rate falls to 4.1%! Is the U.S. economy really strong enough not to need rate cuts?

Is the U.S. economy really as strong as people imagine? October’s nonfarm payrolls data offered a compelling answer.
The number of jobs added reached 165k, far exceeding market expectations of around 65k, while the unemployment rate also fell to 4.1%.
More noteworthy, August and September job figures were revised up by a combined 84k. This means the market may have been too pessimistic about the labor market.
By sector, professional and business services added 70k jobs, health car

I’ve been frantically optimizing and promoting the ExpireMeta product for the past few days, and today I finally sold one. Even the bot is happy for me. 🎉🎉#ExpireMeta

Anthropic points out that memory is fundamentally a prediction about the future: recording a verified rule means the model expects to rely on it again. The research suggests this mechanism can significantly improve performance on long-horizon tasks.

Defining memory as a prediction of future usefulness turns both “forgetting” and “remembering” into engineering decisions: Claude doesn’t save everything, but writes something down only when it thinks it will be useful again. This helps with long tasks, but it also means users shouldn’t assume every interaction will be remembered permanently.

$BT

Elon trolling CZ with a red meme.
Peak timeline. 🍿🔥

I’m not even qualified to be a food runner.
I feel completely useless.

AKE has been extremely volatile since its initial listing; this coin keeps taking my money.
It’s better to avoid heavily manipulated coins.
#WCTCS9
#SquareTradingExpert
$AKE ‌

🚨 JUST IN: OPENAI RAISES $11 BILLION AT A MASSIVE $1.25 TRILLION VALUATION! 🤖🔥
The AI investment boom continues to accelerate.
Are we witnessing the biggest technology revolution in history, or the largest AI bubble ever? 👀

Reports say TSMC has begun planning 3D DRAM at Nvidia’s request and is evaluating whether to build a new fab or acquire and convert an existing wafer fab. TSMC declined to comment on the rumors, emphasizing that it remains focused on its core foundry business.

On one side is its largest customer’s demand for memory; on the other, the company is emphasizing the boundaries of its foundry business. If the rumors come to fruition, Nvidia may face less pressure on HBM supply, while TSMC’s business positioning may need to be redefined.

$BTC

The size of SPY's rebound today
is shocking
shows this is just a rally triggered by bears taking a break after Thursday's historic victory
still nowhere near a reversal
😭😭😭

zcash:native Longs
1650/1700 looks programmed Mehn!

Boarding now~
Might as well snap a pic that X users will like.

Nonfarm payrolls are out, but markets still haven't settled down! These 3 signals could determine the next move in U.S. stocks

The nonfarm payrolls data is out, but the real test for markets may only just be beginning.
The U.S. added 165k nonfarm jobs in October, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, far exceeding market expectations.
The report has markets reconsidering one question: Is the U.S. economy heading for a soft landing, or is it strong enough to force the Federal Reserve to keep monetary policy tight?
Three signals are worth watching closely next.
First, inflation data. Strong e

$BTC
2 daily closed below Oct low
2 daily closed below daily 200EMA
Daily below rvwap
Weekly below rvwap

Is Nasdaq in trouble? Tech giants are under pressure across the board—is the U.S. stock bull market at a crossroads?

Nasdaq has always been the key barometer watched by tech investors. When tech giants perform strongly, they can often lift the entire market; but when tech stocks come under pressure across the board, the market can also be affected by a chain reaction.
Why are tech stocks especially prone to sharp volatility?
One reason is valuation. The share prices of many tech companies have already priced in growth expectations for the coming years. Once investors begin to question future

BTC and ETH both plunge! Is buying the dip now a bargain—or just handing money to the market?

The crypto market is under pressure, with BTC and ETH falling alongside risk assets overall. As the market turns red, investors’ moods are turning red too! 😂
Some are already gearing up to buy the dip; others are reducing their risk exposure, afraid their portfolios will keep shrinking; and some savvy investors are choosing to sit tight, sticking to “if the enemy doesn’t move, neither do I.”
So here’s the question: Is now really a good time to buy the dip?
In fact, a market downturn doesn’t mean a r

The stronger the nonfarm payrolls, the more nervous the stock market? The Fed may once again keep investors up at night!

The most interesting thing about financial markets is that sometimes good news is good news, and sometimes good news is bad news.
The U.S. added 165k jobs in October, far exceeding market expectations, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. At first glance, the U.S. economy looks to be doing quite well.
In theory, job growth and a falling unemployment rate should be cause for celebration. But Wall Street hasn't let its guard down completely.
The reason is simple: a labor

⚡ Private electricity: Is Bitcoin mining making a comeback in Venezuela?
The National Assembly plans to pass the reform on November 10, opening the door to private electricity production and sales. Jorge Rodríguez, president of the National Assembly, confirmed that the second reading of the Partial Reform of the Organic Law of the Electric System and Service will be held at the Tuesday, November 10 session, with the aim of passing it that same day and sending it for promulgation.
For Venezuela’s crypto ecosystem, the fundamental question is whether this will pave the way for mining and lower o

Today's breakfast | Fresh oyster and vegetable soup,
paired with shrimp, pumpkin, and carrot patties—simple, warming, and delicious. Eat well.