#USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations
US Jobless Claims Rise Above Expectations — A Cooling Labor Market Could Complicate the Fed’s Next Move

The latest US employment data introduces another important variable into an already complicated economic environment. Initial jobless claims increased to 200,000, exceeding market expectations of 194,000. Although the difference is relatively small, the reading adds to signs that the American labor market may gradually be losing some momentum.

However, the bigger picture requires careful interpretation. At 200,000 claims, unemployment filings remain histor

October PPI components that feed into PCE (Fed’s preferred measure of #inflation)

$BTC # 🪙

Still, the 0.382 level could not stand, there were hopes for a rebound, but the bears have their own plan. But pay attention to the level of 0.236, from which there is already a reaction. Perhaps this is the last stop of bitcoin before the start of growth. So far, I'm sticking to that opinion. If the 0.236 level fails, then we will go to $ 65,000 and possibly even lower. I am not considering such a scenario yet, but it has a place to be.

#BTCDown4%

The current situation is: those who originally held $NVDIA want to switch to buying AMD, while investors who originally held $AMD instead want to buy some Nvidia; sure enough, what you can’t have is always on your mind

CryptoPunks were FREE to claim in 2017. Today, they're in world-famous museums.
Nine years later, they're in some of the world's most respected art museums.
Here's how it happened.
In June 2017, two developers, Matt Hall/@matthall2000 and John Watkinson/@pents90 of @larvalabs , created 10,000 strange-looking characters on Ethereum.
» Just 24×24 pixels each.
» 9,000 offered for free.
» 1,000 kept by the founders.
» Only nine rare Aliens.
There was no established NFT market or ERC-721 standard.
For the first week, barely anyone claimed one.
Then Mashable published an article. Within 24 hours, ev

Picture Two Financial Platforms Pitching The Exact Same Institutional Client.
Both promise deep onchain market access, seamless lending, and competitive yields. On paper, they look identical
But one requires clients to expose their financial positions, transaction sizes and activity patterns every time they interact with the platform.
The other can process sensitive information while keeping those details confidential.
For an institution managing millions in capital, that difference is extremely important.
Its trading strategy is valuable information. Its liquidity positions can influence mark

I was in school when the economy was booming, damn it
and I couldn't even get into the damn books
By the time I started working, the economy had gone downhill
I didn't even make any damn money
I can't believe this 🙂

Left: at 11:00, one candle, 558k contracts, 2.76x
Right: at 19:00, one candle, 142k contracts, 0.70x
The left side slammed $SOL down to 77.86, then recovered to 78.41
On the right, over nine candles, the low rose from 77.98 to 80.61
The left side dropped 7.95, while the right only recovered 2.92
It recovered 37%; the remaining 63% is still hanging above
I’m not trading this setup; just laying out the numbers
Entry at 80.78, stop at 79.65, loss of 1.13
Target 82.74, profit of 1.96
A 1.7:1 ratio isn’t good enough
If it holds firmly above 81.3, then we’ll see; if it breaks below 79.65, forget it

U.S. stocks premarket analysis🔥 Storage and computing power under collective pressure, sentiment remains divided

After being deeply oversold, Nvidia rose against the trend today, while the AI supply chain split into two camps. Oil and gold prices edged up.

There isn’t much to say about today’s market action. It was still mainly driven by Nvidia, with the broader market in wait-and-see mode. Although Nvidia recovered, it siphoned off most of the capital. And with today being Friday, the market was already pessimistic, direction was unclear, and sentiment was very cautious.

Everyone is now w

🎗️ Friday’s Top Posted #Altcoins 🎗️
1️⃣ $HYPE
2️⃣ $PEARL
3️⃣ $AKE
4️⃣ $ENA
5️⃣ $XRP
6️⃣ $PROPS
7️⃣ $ETH
8️⃣ $ZEC
9️⃣ $ZRO
🔟 $LIT
1️⃣1️⃣ $PENGU
1️⃣2️⃣ $NEAR
Runner ups: $XRP, $VVV, $SUI, $SOL, $NEAR
#Altseason2026 #Altcoins $DDY

The livelihoods of workers around the world and the computing power of the entire internet are all hanging by a single network cable that could be unplugged at any moment.

Starting yesterday (November 12), Microsoft’s Microsoft 365 and Azure suffered a global outage that lasted more than a dozen hours. Even today, plenty of people still can’t connect to Outlook, their Teams meetings are frozen, and Copilot has gone completely offline.

Microsoft’s official update on the investigation was straightforward:

The company ruled out an external malicious attack. The issue stemmed from a recent netw

$BTC /USDT

Bitcoin is showing weakness after facing rejection at the channel's upper supply zone.

With the 50MA holding above price as resistance, downside pressure remains a possibility.

The next major reaction could come from the channel's horizontal demand zone.

#JensenHuangResigns #GateIPOAccessAnthropic #Dr.HanOxfordUnionSpeech #USOctoberPPIComingSoon #USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations

Stellar overtakes BNB Chain to become the No. 2 blockchain for tokenized funds, with $4.5B in market cap.
@stellar

Shouldve listened to the Bears
Lmfao

Taking a quick peek while slacking off, $BARD ‌ this coin surged 6.43% in 5 minutes. It’s now at 0.1605, up 89.27% in 24h, climbing all the way from 0.0831 to 0.1592. Trading volume: 15.6M 😅. Funding rate: -2.0000%; shorts are paying. This kind of market gets me carried away most easily. I’ll keep an eye on the 0.1592 resistance level, but I still don’t dare touch leveraged futures. Risk warning: High volatility—don’t play with money you can’t afford to lose. #摸鱼看盘 #BARD

I'm kind of thinking about going home 🥱; the market isn't doing well either.

GM crypto and stocks crowd. Friday the 13th, charts don't care 🙃
Wisdom of the Day, Day 10
I used to pick a side on Monday and defend it all week.
Bullish, price breaks the level I said mattered, and I'd find a new reason to stay long. Usually by dropping to a lower timeframe until it looked fine again.
Now the invalidation gets written next to the idea before I take it. Price goes there, the idea is dead. No arguing.
Anyone else catch themselves doing this?

Most people are waiting for a breakout, but I think we’ll see a drop first. Cathie Wood ran a stress test on Nvidia: its GPU market share fell from 83% to 38%, and its expected annualized return was cut from over 50% to 25%. And the result? She’s still buying. Weekend trading volume is only 30% of what it is on weekdays, so even a little volume can push prices up. At times like this, the moves smart money makes are more worth watching than the news itself. What do you think?

Happy Friday, friends. They wiped out our longs.
They cleaned up the weekly liquidation map. But on the monthly map, longs are still accumulating more and more every day.
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