I'm buying some because tinubu must go
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11 times I've bet on Polymarket that NVIDIA finishes the month as the biggest company in the world.
11 for 11.
About $7,000 in profit, buying Yes at 84 to 97 cents.
Right now NVIDIA leads Apple by about $20 billion.
That's 0.4%.
I'm holding Yes for December 31 at 58 cents.

Treat $U as a thesis to be tested: current price 1.0004, 24-hour change +0.00%, participation 0.92x. What’s known is clear; what remains unknown is whether real buying will show up when a key level is reached. A simple rule of thumb: hitting resistance is just a test, moving above it intraday is an attempted breakout, and only holding above it at the close with supporting volume comes closer to a confirmed hold. An intraday spike above the level is the most eye-catching—and the easiest way to overlook the close and follow-through buying.
Don’t clutter the chart with too many lines. This time,

California admits it doesn’t check voters’ citizenship status, yet still counts noncitizens’ votes. This isn’t an administrative oversight—it’s treating lawful ballots like scratch paper. If election credibility keeps getting eroded like this, who will trust the results in the end? So what’s the conclusion? I haven’t figured it out yet either. If you’re following this issue, keep an eye on it.

$SPCXB is currently at 147.71, down 1.06% over 24 hours, with volume at 0.90 times the average of the last 20 bars. Taken together, these figures show $SPCXB has reached resistance, making it important to clarify the three steps: testing, breaking through, and holding above it.
I treat the first move above resistance as a test, and only consider it a valid breakout if price holds after a pullback. Touching resistance is just a test; moving above it intraday is an attempted breakout; only closing above it with volume support comes closer to a valid hold.
For the near-term levels, watch 144.88 a

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In terms of the balance between long-term growth and business quality, my preference would be $MSFT (Microsoft).
My reasoning is as follows:
* Monetizing artificial intelligence: Microsoft has multiple avenues to convert AI usage into revenue, including Azure, Copilot, and enterprise software.
* Recurring revenue: Its well-established software ecosystem provides a relatively resilient revenue base.
* Key catalyst: Growth in Azure, AI infrastructure spending, and earnings guidance regarding profit margins could drive significant movements in the stock price.
* Primary risk: Heavy

The playbook for treasury companies is being rewritten: Bitcoin is no longer the only option, and AI infrastructure has become the new battleground.
Empery Digital just dropped $65 million to acquire a 25% stake in an AI data center in the U.S. Midwest. The facility currently has 150 megawatts of power capacity, with the potential to expand to 300 megawatts. The partners are finalizing a 15-year lease, under which the tenant is expected to cover all construction, power, and operating costs.
In the past, it was about accumulating $BT and waiting for the right moment. Now, companies are also sc

While Pumpfun is hosting a $2.5m trading competition
Fomo is hosting a basketball tournament 🤣
Should tell you a lot.

$BTC Dominance is now at a decision zone
If it breaks out decisively, dominance could move toward 62.2%
If it gets rejected, dominance could return to the rising support near 59.4%
Somehow, people are already calling altseason before the chart has even made a decision
Be patient, brothers
Let the market pick a direction first; don’t rush in blindly$ETH

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Ethereum’s Next Recovery Must Be Earned, Not Assumed
A falling price does not automatically mean a network is failing, but a strong technology does not guarantee a rising token price either. That distinction is important for $ETH right now. The market is testing more than investor patience; it is testing whether Ethereum’s demand, economic activity, and institutional interest can support a sustained recovery after weeks of selling pressure.
As of October 27, ETH is trading around the $2,300–$2,320 area, following a retreat from the $2,470–$2,520 region seen ea

$BTW That hit cut straight through my account. I chased the long near 1.62 the day before yesterday, reasoning that it had broken above the previous high on heavy volume, but ended up buying the very tip of the wick. Yesterday at dawn, it fell to 1.21, so I added a lot, thinking I’d lower my average cost. When I opened my eyes this morning, it was at 0.8758, and my hands were shaking. It’s now at 1.1790, down 28.53% in 24 hours, with trading volume over 270 million and insanely high turnover. To put it bluntly, my whole trade came down to two words: getting carried away. I jumped in before the

Everyone is watching the Fed and Nvidia; no one is willing to glance toward the Southern Hemisphere.
The news of Lula’s re-election had barely landed when Brazil’s stock market crashed tonight—down nearly 14 points in a single day, with Latin American markets sinking into a sea of red. The market isn’t betting on who will take office, but expressing its fear over fiscal discipline with real money: Fitch added another blow that night, saying uncertainty over Brazil’s public finances was intensifying.
I’m not saying this to get you to touch Brazilian assets, but to puncture an illusion: global r

NQ bounced intraday, following the familiar green Monday pattern, while BTC barely moved and is now trading even lower.
Change?

I just opened another large quick short position at $AIN . 🎯 Targets: 0.0680-0.0650-0.062-0.0590

Bitcoin and Gold Are the Two Worst Investments of 2026
Bitcoin and gold are the two worst-performing major assets so far in 2026 — a pairing we have never seen before in any calendar year.
Data from Charlie Bilello, strategist at Creative Planning, shows that as of October 25, Bitcoin is down 7.3% and gold is down 7.5%.
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