Don't trust AI too much; it might steal your money.
Researchers at Cornell Tech and Yale gave each of 10 AI models an agent wallet from Circle, the company that issues USDC. The task was simple: pay invoices on the owner's behalf.
Each wallet held just $10 in USDC, with a daily limit of one cent. Raising the limit required the owner's approval.
The problem was with the approval step: the approval code was sent to the owner's email, which the AI could already access.
It was like giving a child a card with a spending limit, then sending the code to raise it to the child's own phone.
When the inv

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$UAI A wick can liquidate you, but it can't take profit.

#中期选举 This midterm election looks more like a catalyst for short-term volatility than a decisive force shaping the direction of stocks and cryptocurrencies. What will truly determine the market’s subsequent moves are still Fed interest rates, inflation, corporate earnings, and capital flows.
U.S. stocks: Choppy first, with a possible recovery once the results become clear
Before the election: Rising policy uncertainty could prompt investors to reduce positions and seek safety, amplifying volatility in tech stocks and AI-related shares.
Divided Congress: Usually the outcome most welcomed by mar

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The AI Investment Test: Can Big Tech Turn Massive Spending Into Sustainable Profits?
The latest earnings season is revealing an important shift in the technology market. For the past two years, investors have rewarded companies for announcing ambitious AI strategies, expanding data centers, purchasing advanced chips, and building increasingly powerful computing infrastructure. Now, the market is asking a much more difficult question: How much money can these investments actually generate?
In my view, the next phase of the AI revolution will not be decided by spe

$TRUMP Key price levels: resistance at 1.767 above, support at 1.71 below, and the current price of 1.731 is between them, closer to the upper end.
The Fear & Greed Index is just 37, putting the market in the fear zone, but $TRUMP has bucked the trend with a 24h gain of +9.56% and a trading volume of 13.4M USDT. This is a typical rotation into assets attracting concentrated capital in a weak market—when broader market sentiment is subdued, hot money tends to target high-volatility, small-cap assets. Technically, MA5=1.71 has moved above MA20=1.65795, with short-term moving averages in a bull

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Gold Rebounds After a Sharp Sell-Off: Is This a Recovery or Just a Temporary Bounce?
Gold is trading around $3,900, attempting to recover after last week's aggressive correction. Buyers have returned near the $3,875–$3,890 region, but I would not consider this a confirmed bullish reversal yet. The bigger challenge is whether gold can reclaim important resistance and attract sustained buying.
Last week's weakness came from a combination of profit-taking, concerns about tighter U.S. monetary policy and inflation-related uncertainty. Expectations of higher interest rates increased pressur

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What is the risk-reward ratio? Why can a trade have long-term value even if its win rate is low, as long as risk is managed properly?
In cryptocurrency trading, many people focus too much on the win rate, believing that they need to make frequent correct calls to make money. But what really affects long-term trading results is not just the win rate, but also the amount gained or lost on each trade. The risk-reward ratio is an important tool that helps traders assess whether a trade is worth taking.
First, what is the risk-reward ratio?
The risk-reward ratio usually compares a trade’s potential

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 37 - Fear
$BTC Current price: $78,057

Looking back at last week’s limit order on that privacy coin is a little embarrassing.
On the morning of 10-28, I wrote that if it dropped to 1195, I’d take the first entry.
If it bounced back to 1328, I’d count that as being wrong.
By noon, it had already touched 1331.
A day later, it surged to 1398, then dumped to 1180 eight hours later.
The upper line was a little over 1% from the price at the time; the lower line was over 8% away.
The stop-loss hit first, and the entry came afterward.
This trade was doomed from the start.
It’s at 1241 now, still 5% above 1180.
If it breaks below 1180 this

Yang Guang bit | November 2 $SOL Weak sideways trading lacks momentum; favor shorting rallies at higher levels
[Today's strategy]
Entry timing: Set up short positions on a rebound into the 95.5—96.5 range
Stop-loss: Above 97.5
Tiered take-profit targets:
First target: 93.5—94.5
Second target: 92.0—93.0
[Key conclusion]
The bearish macro outlook remains unchanged. U.S. stocks closed lower last Friday (October 30), with the Nasdaq down 2.86%, the S&P 500 down 1.82%, and the Dow down 1.09%; Intel plunged 28.58%. This week, markets face the midterm elections, nonfarm payrolls, and earnings reports

Mid term elections week
November is interesting with week at the end of the month and mid terms in the starting
And the monthly candle which looks like this at the open
We had a bearish engulfing October. Will we save the Nov candle?
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NEARUSDT Short-Term Outlook Is Weak: Key Levels to Watch After a Low-Volume Pullback
$NEAR The current price is 4.296, down 3.0904579291676004% over the past 24 hours, with an intraday high of 4.492 and a low of 4.232. On shorter time frames, the 1-hour trend is weak, and the 4-hour trend is also weak. Both time frames point in the same direction, with no clear signs of a bullish-bearish divergence. However, this consistent weakness suggests downside momentum remains in place, with no clear bottoming structure. In a multi-time-frame analysis framework, the short- and medium-term directions hav