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Monday market check. Crypto is still dealing with uncertainty, while traditional markets are trying to find direction after last week's volatility. bitcoin:native around $75K is a level I'm watching closely. On the stock side, I'm keeping an eye on major tech names,

The stock and crypto markets have a way of testing your patience. One week everything looks bullish, the next week you're questioning every position. I've learned that it's important not to let every market move dictate your decisions. Sometimes the best thing you can do is

Next week could be an important one for US stocks. A few things on my watchlist: • Tuesday's US CPI report. • CoreWeave earnings. • Applied Materials earnings. • Cisco earnings. • Continued movement in AI and semiconductor stocks. After the recent tech selloff, I'm

The AI stock trade is getting interesting again. Nvidia, Micron and other chip-related names have been under pressure as investors reassess how much growth is already priced into the AI sector. Friday brought some relief, but the Nasdaq still finished the week down 3.4%. I'm

One thing I'm noticing in the altcoin market is how difficult it has become for most coins to maintain momentum. Even when a few projects show short-term strength, the wider market still feels fragile. I think the next healthy move for altcoins needs more than random pumps.

Most people don't think twice before sending a message, joining a group chat or sharing something online. But every digital interaction raises an important question: how much of our personal information are we giving away without realizing it? Convenience shouldn't come at the

bitcoin:native is at a critical point. The $74K–$75K zone is where buyers need to prove they're still in control. A strong reaction could change the short-term structure, but losing that support would make things ugly for the bulls. Patience matters more than trying to predict

Something worth watching in crypto right now is the money flowing out of Bitcoin ETFs. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded around $1.28B in net outflows over the past week. That's a significant shift in institutional demand. It doesn't automatically mean Bitcoin is heading lower,

Bitcoin is still hovering around $75K, but the mood across the market isn't exactly encouraging. What caught my attention is how quickly sentiment has shifted. There's still a lot of uncertainty, and buyers haven't given a convincing reason to get too comfortable yet. I'm not

We have become so used to sharing our lives online that we barely question how much of our personal information is exposed. Our conversations, contacts, personal details and even our daily interactions have become valuable data for platforms and third parties. But communicating

The jobs numbers are only part of today's story. What matters now is how markets interpret them. Watch the dollar, Treasury yields, gold and Bitcoin. Sometimes the initial reaction to economic data reverses once traders digest the details. I'm more interested in confirmation

Today's US jobs report could be an important catalyst for the markets. Current expectations point to 65K new jobs and an unemployment rate of 4.2%. A weaker labour market could strengthen expectations of monetary easing, but stronger wage growth could complicate that picture.

Users should have control over the tools they use, not be forced into features they never asked for. Privacy and choice should come first. That's the principle #Liberdus puts at the heart of digital communication.

AI is making privacy and security even more important in crypto. We need systems that protect personal data without demanding unnecessary trust. #Liberdus is already taking that approach, putting privacy and user control at the centre of digital communication.

$WTI crude oil is showing a clear reaction at a key resistance level on the 15M chart. The rejection suggests buyers are struggling to push price higher, and I'm watching to see if sellers can take control and drive price lower. I won't rush into a position just because of one

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AI and chip stocks just had their worst day since 2020, and Anthropic's perp is feeling the pressure too, even before the IPO has been priced. Honestly, I'm not rushing into anything here. A market pullback can create a more interesting entry, but there's also a chance the

Today's US jobs report could be an important catalyst for the markets. Current expectations point to 65K new jobs and an unemployment rate of 4.2%. A weaker labour market could strengthen expectations of monetary easing, but stronger wage growth could complicate that picture.

The AI trade is facing a reality check. $NVDA , $QCOM , $AMD and other semiconductor names have come under serious pressure. The bigger question isn't whether AI has a future. It's whether current valuations and infrastructure spending expectations have moved too far ahead of