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There is an interesting connection between today's stock market and crypto markets. Riot Platforms, $CRCL and #Hut 8 are among the crypto-related companies scheduled to report earnings today. Their results could offer insight into different parts of the digital asset industry,

WTI crude oil is taking a serious hit, dropping over 8% to around $88.58. The shift in sentiment appears to be driven by changing political expectations in the US, with Democrats gaining leverage after the midterm elections and Chuck Schumer signaling an end to the Iran war.

Crypto regulation is not just a US story today. Two developments worth watching are happening elsewhere. Kenya's one-year transition period for crypto businesses already operating under its Virtual Asset Service Providers framework reaches its deadline today. Meanwhile, a

The market's reaction to the US midterm elections is interesting. bitcoin:native dropped below $76K, then quickly recovered towards $78K as election uncertainty started to fade. US stock futures also recovered from their earlier losses. But there's still a bigger question

Another important US economic release is coming today: the ISM Services PMI. The services sector represents a major part of the American economy, making this report an important indicator of business activity. The current consensus is around 54.8, slightly below the previous

US economic data takes centre stage today. The ADP employment report and international trade figures are among the releases investors will be watching. The ADP report is particularly interesting because the labour market remains an important part of the Federal Reserve's

Eurozone inflation is back in focus today. The October flash inflation estimate is expected to come in around 3.9%, compared with 3.8% previously. That might look like a small change, but inflation remains one of the biggest factors shaping central bank decisions. If price

Everybody wants exposure to AI until the spending bill arrives. The demand is real. The opportunity is real. But building data centres, buying chips and expanding infrastructure costs serious money. At some point, investors want to see more than impressive revenue growth. They

Tomorrow, the market has another reminder for traders: price is only half the story. US midterm elections, fresh labour-market data, oil prices and concerns over AI spending are all competing for attention this week. bitcoin:native traders are watching whether the recovery can

Firefox's privacy history aside, this shows how much trust users have lost in the platforms they rely on. #Liberdus takes a different approach with decentralized messaging, end-to-end encryption, private accounts and no mandatory personal identification. It's good to see more

Privacy isn't dead, but we're slowly getting used to living without it. #Liberdus reminds us that private, decentralized communication is still possible. We shouldn't have to give up our right to communicate freely just to stay connected.

$WTI crude oil is showing signs of weakness, and the bearish outlook is worth watching. The key now is how price reacts around important support and resistance levels. A clean breakdown could open the door to further downside, while a strong recovery would challenge the bearish

$GOOGL is showing an interesting long setup. The focus is on whether buyers can maintain momentum and push price higher. The setup looks promising, but confirmation remains important before expecting a sustained move. If bullish momentum holds, this could present an

been looking at $NVDA chart, and the Elliott Wave structure is getting interesting. What I'm paying attention to is how price develops from here. I'm not in a hurry to call the next move because $NVDA can still surprise both bulls and bears. For me, it's about understanding

This is why privacy can’t just be about hiding messages. The app itself must be designed to protect users from the moment they receive something. #Liberdus takes a different approach to private communication, because real privacy means protecting both your conversations and your

One thing I've noticed about holding stocks through traditional brokers like IBKR, Robinhood, or Moomoo is that your options are somewhat limited. You buy, hold, and wait for the price to appreciate. But what if your stocks could do more while you're holding them? That's where

$MSFT latest earnings are a good reminder of why I’m keeping an eye on quality tech stocks for the long term. Revenue grew 19% to $92.3B, while Azure grew 48%. Alphabet also reported 103% growth in Google Cloud revenue, although its heavy AI spending and weaker-than-expected

Security matters, but reducing how much sensitive data we expose matters too. #Liberdus takes that further with encrypted messaging and user-controlled data. Less unnecessary exposure means fewer things to worry about.