#JensenHuangCouldFaceRemoval $NVDA $AMD
This story moved fast, so first a quick status check. As of Thursday morning, Nvidia’s board met late Wednesday on whether to remove Jensen Huang, according to reports, and no decision had been announced. The company’s last formal statement, from Sunday, said the board has confidence in him. Everything below is about price and governance, not about anyone’s personal life.

Question one, who actually decides?

The board has 11 directors, and all but Huang are independent. By the company’s bylaws a majority can remove the CEO with or without cause, and th

Why might the real competitive moat for payment systems be liquidity, rather than blockchain?

In the Web3 payments space, many projects emphasize faster transaction speeds, lower fees, and more advanced blockchain technology.

These capabilities do matter.

But if a business needs to pay an overseas supplier, or a user needs to convert stablecoins into local currency, what truly determines the payment experience may not be whether the transaction is completed in seconds, but whether the funds can be converted smoothly at a reasonable price.

This brings us to a key concept: liquidity.

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$KOR The circulating supply is 2.2 billion, and one address transferred 2.5 billion in a single day? Is the regulator dead? Seriously, do you not treat users like people?

$AGT $AGT will unlock 160 million tokens on the 16th. It’s now trading sideways near the highs, clearly under the control of a shady market maker trying to lure in longs. If they wanted to pump it, they would have done so already; they wouldn’t keep it trading sideways while waiting for retail traders to get in. Just short it; it won’t break a new high

Here’s a way to make money.
But I stared at this 93 for a long time, and the more I looked, the more off it seemed: why 93 of all numbers?
Not 90, or 100.
This number choice...

$SPCX Bullish.
Many people mock Musk, and the sentiment behind it is worth pondering. Here’s the trading ledger for the past 90 days: +$1,551.99, a return of +68.77%. $SPCX The contract label is still up, with a current drawdown of -4.60%.
Risk warning: The above is shared solely as a personal trading record and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading is highly volatile, so be sure to manage your positions carefully.

Cross-Chain Interoperability: Building a Truly Open Web3 Digital Ecosystem

Blockchain development is entering a new phase. Different networks are continually improving their performance, security mechanisms, and application ecosystems, but a practical challenge is becoming increasingly apparent: when digital assets, users, and applications are spread across different networks, how can they collaborate more seamlessly? Cross-chain interoperability is an important direction for bringing Web3 toward an open ecosystem.

First, interoperability can reduce barriers to the flow of information and va

Why isn’t the price you see the price you ultimately trade at?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people have had this experience:

Before placing an order, the price looks right; after the order is filled, they find that the actual purchase price was higher, or that the proceeds from selling were lower than expected.

An important factor may be involved: slippage.

Slippage is the difference between the expected execution price and the actual execution price.

It does not necessarily mean there is a problem with the trading platform. It may result from a combination of market liquidity, order s

Arbitrum now hosts 5,772 tokenized real-world assets, more than any other blockchain, ahead of Solana's 3,563 and Ethereum's 3,367.
That is more than 1.71 tokenized assets on Arbitrum for every 1 on Ethereum.
@arbitrum

11.12BTC
ETH has dropped excessively this round, nearly breaking below 2000.
ETH is now trading below all moving averages, with a bearish alignment.
The descending channel remains intact, showing a typical consolidation during a downtrend.
The high-volume decline shows strong bearish pressure. The breakdown is valid, with no buyers stepping in to buy the dip. The move is driven only by shorts taking profits in the short term, with no bullish support.
Trading recommendation: Short on a rebound to 2050–2080.
Stop loss above 2110.
Target: around the previous low near 2010.

Korean gimbap and Japanese futomaki sushi look similar, and many people can’t tell the difference.
It’s hard to believe anyone can tell at a glance which is Korean and which is Japanese.

The crypto market is experiencing its largest monthly stablecoin supply contraction since the 2022 bear market.
According to Glassnode, the combined supply of major stablecoins fell by approximately $14.2 billion over the past 30 days.
Total stablecoin supply has now dropped below $280 billion, returning to levels last seen in September 2025.
But why should Bitcoin investors care about stablecoins?
Because stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are widely used to move money between crypto exchanges, hold dollar-denominated balances, and purchase cryptocurrencies.
When stablecoin supply expands, it

What Are Stablecoins? Are They Really Stable?

In the cryptocurrency market, stablecoins are often used for trading, transfers, and asset settlement.

Unlike highly volatile crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, stablecoins are typically pegged to fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar, with the aim of keeping their prices relatively stable.

But there is an easily overlooked issue: relative price stability does not mean an asset is absolutely safe.

I. How Do Stablecoins Work?

Stablecoins typically maintain price stability through different mechanisms, mainly including the following t

🚨 BREAKING: $1.1 TRILLION ADDED TO THE U.S. STOCK MARKET AS AI AND CHIP STOCKS REBOUND

Wall Street has staged a powerful comeback, with more than $1.1 trillion reportedly added to U.S. stock market value as semiconductor and AI related stocks surged.

The rally comes after CoreWeave delivered stronger than expected Q3 earnings, helping restore investor confidence in the growing demand for AI infrastructure.

CoreWeave reported approximately $3.66 billion in quarterly revenue, representing 168% year over year growth, while its revenue backlog climbed to $132.5 billion.

The positive results s

$AGT Short, crash, run,

According to CME FedWatch, markets are pricing in a 90% chance of a Fed rate hike of at least 25 basis points at the December 9 meeting.

Where Do DeFi’s High Yields Come From? Understand the Source of Yield Before Assessing the Risk

In the Web3 world, DeFi is often associated with high yields.

Lending, liquidity mining, staking, and yield strategies offer users different ways to participate. But when a protocol offers a high annualized yield, what we really need to focus on is not just how large the number is, but where that yield comes from—and who bears the corresponding risks.

Understanding the source of yield is an important step in deciding whether a DeFi project is worth researching further.

1. Lending Interest: Yield