U.S. Earnings Season Meets Major CPI Test: Should Nasdaq Bulls Be Worried?

Recent moves in U.S. stocks have “indecision” written all over them. The Nasdaq has been seesawing near record highs, with a huge divide between bulls and bears.

Why such a big divide? Because two major events are converging: the ongoing mega earnings season and tomorrow night’s inflation data (CPI).

The market action over the past two weeks has been interesting. The results from giants like Google, Microsoft, and Meta haven’t been bad—in particular, revenue growth in cloud computing and AI remains impressive. But is

In the first picture, I thought it was a father and daughter.
The second picture tells us to work hard···

Now I get it why $ETH is still below $4K
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The Pope went to Argentina to visit a facility for people with disabilities, while Milei opposes a funding bill for them—what a brutal slap in the face!
A care facility established in 1935, with 50 hectares of land and more than 400 people with disabilities, is now facing financial hardship due to inflation and austerity policies, and its specialized treatment programs are also affected.
Pope Leo XIV made a special visit to Cottolengo Don Orione in Claypole on November 9 to see them, while the Senate is set to consider a disability funding bill days later, which Milei has explicitly opposed.
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China Takes a Major Step Toward Unified Crypto and AI Regulation!

China has launched a new centralized filing platform that brings AI and blockchain services under one regulatory system.

Launched on November 9 by the Cyberspace Administration of China, the platform combines registrations for:

🔹 Generative AI services
🔹 Algorithm-related services
🔹 Deep synthesis technology
🔹 Blockchain services

This replaces the previously separate filing portals with one unified system.

The bigger picture: China is moving toward a more coordinated approach to overseeing AI and blockchain technologies

$ETH Hold on to your chips. One last dip tonight; the main rally begins tomorrow

$RDW
It held the support line. That’s good

A Bitcoin dev wants quantum thieves to post 1 $BTC of their own to steal 1 $BTC. You can't set that trap yet.
🔥 Cory Fields calls it a quantum landmine. Before Q-Day you hide proof that you own your old key inside a tiny quantum-safe output.
A thief who later cracks that key has to lock equal $BTC as collateral for about 30 days. You reveal the proof, take your coins back and keep theirs.
The catch: it needs a quantum-safe output type and new spending rules Bitcoin doesn't have. He posted it to the dev mailing list as a thought experiment, not a BIP.
⭐️ The exposed coins are the ones whose pu

Why Is Everyone in Crypto Still Thinking About Getting Rich Overnight?

1. Because all the advertising in this business is about getting rich overnight.
No one shares “someone earned a steady 20% annualized return for five years.” What always gets shared is “1,000 yuan turned into 1 million.”
The information you see every day is a filtered sample of survivors.

2. Because getting rich overnight can justify everything. “I know the risk is high, but it’s worth it.”
That sentence is a universal excuse—it can make every irrational act seem visionary.

3. Because it gives you instant feedback.
Make

Happy Monday CT
@primus_labs uses independent attestor nodes to verify data from its original source through zkTLS.
Rather than relying on one central verifier, multiple attestors check the TLS session and confirm the data is authentic without exposing the user’s private information.
This reduces reliance on a single party and limits the risk of sensitive data being exposed through one central point.
A new week to keep learning how privacy and data verification can work onchain.

The white trend like dates all the way back to 2023
I want to see if they want to form an inverse H & S
That would be cinema
We are trading in a range currently
Between 67k and 75k
Let's see what the market makers give us
$BTC

$BTC
We’ve now lost the weekly 50 MA, so the next priority for bulls is to defend the daily 200 MA.
At this point, holding that level is crucial for maintaining some market confidence and preventing further downside pressure across the altcoin market. Many alts are already under significant pressure, and further weakness in Bitcoin would only exacerbate the situation.
Just look at the amount of market inefficiency sitting below us. A move down to fill that area could have devastating consequences for altcoins.
level to level.

Market looking good. Just Nvidia panic sellers...
BTW this spy would get me into trouble. Just saying...

#交易机器人 I'm using an ETHUSDT futures grid bot on Gate—join me and copy trade

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Crude oil is down 4.5% intraday. Easing inflation expectations could give U.S. stocks a chance to rebound during the session, while crypto remains in a daily downtrend; you can go long the S&P and short crypto as a hedge#BTC闪崩插针

Great
$TST Another wave of fake pumping has appeared and is likely to crash hard. I’ll heavily short it to welcome the next wave of selling😍😍😍$MERL $ON 😍😍😍

In its October 2026 report, the @AtlantaFed says US companies spend about $1,024 per employee per year on AI. But if we look at their May post, the very same survey shows $2,068.
I think we can be fairly confident that both numbers are right. The only difference is how many of the biggest spenders you count. Cut the top 5%, and the average falls by half. A small number of companies account for almost all the spending, while the rest simply buy a few subscriptions.
$1,024 a year is roughly one ChatGPT license + one Copilot, and that’s it. No agents, no API, no premium tools. If we look at @tryr