Iran strike decision — Trump says he will “decide soon whether to launch further strikes,” while also saying “communications are ongoing”; Qatar’s prime minister made clear that “no comprehensive agreement has been reached.” Oil near $98 has priced in almost none of this news; if it materializes, there is ready room for a $5–8 jump.
AI regulation advances on two fronts — Democrats plan to investigate Apple, Meta and companies owned by Musk (Jinshi, 11-06); the ECB is considering reviewing banks’ loans to data centers. The former targets valuations, the latter financing—two distinct levels of r

In an Imperial College London test, simple fixed rules beat a second AI at catching a small AI's bad moves in a simulated chemical plant.
With rule checks, Meta's Llama 3.2 3B shut the plant down in 7/20 faults, against 15 when another AI checked its work, pretty interesting

The market falls—does bull market conviction still hold? BTC and ETH are putting investors to the test!

In a bull market, everyone is a long-term investor; when the market pulls back, suddenly everyone in your feed becomes a risk management expert! 🤣
Recently, BTC and ETH have weakened alongside broader risk assets, putting considerable pressure on the cryptocurrency market.
This is also a reminder that digital assets are not isolated from the macro environment. When overall risk appetite declines, market liquidity and investor sentiment may both be affected.
In this situation, should you bu

Wall Street is starting to crunch the numbers again! AI is burning cash, valuations are too high—will tech giants have a hard time this time?

In the past, Wall Street was quite forgiving toward tech giants. As long as the growth story was compelling enough, investors were willing to assign high valuations.
But market sentiment is changing.
The AI industry requires massive investment, with data centers, chips, and power infrastructure all demanding substantial funding. As companies continue to increase capital expenditures, the market is naturally asking: when will these investments generate e

Anthropic points out that memory is fundamentally a prediction about the future: recording a verified rule means the model expects to rely on it again. The research suggests this mechanism can significantly improve performance on long-horizon tasks.

Defining memory as a prediction of future usefulness turns both “forgetting” and “remembering” into engineering decisions: Claude doesn’t save everything, but writes something down only when it thinks it will be useful again. This helps with long tasks, but it also means users shouldn’t assume every interaction will be remembered permanently.

$BT

It simply won't stop.
EtherFi Cash, EtherFi's card and spending arm, earned a record $1,955,579 in revenue in October, its eighth straight record month.
That is more than 4.2 times the $461,792 of October 2025.
@ether_fi

I often hear herbal medicine enthusiasts say this nourishes you, that nourishes you, especially that whole grains nourish you. Haha, cut the crap—what nourishes you? Money nourishes you most. Same goes for food: basically, the more you spend, the more nourishing it definitely is. Bluefin tuna otoro, Wagyu, sturgeon caviar—every one of them is more nourishing than whole grains.
Confucius said: Wherever you spend your money, that’s where the good stuff is.

Anyone still remember this ?

What is the smartest move right now? After BTC falls, perhaps doing nothing is also a move!

When BTC and ETH fall together and the entire crypto market comes under pressure, what is the easiest mistake for investors to make?
It’s not buying too early, and not necessarily selling too late—it’s letting the market lead them by the nose!
They panic as soon as prices drop, then chase the rally when they see a rebound. The result? The market hasn’t made any money yet, but trading fees have already hit their performance targets!😂
In the current market, investors generally have three approaches.
Fir

🏦 Venezuela and the World Bank: What changes for the dollar and P2P?
The government and the World Bank have resumed talks on financing road and housing projects. A meeting between World Bank delegations and officials from the ministries of Transportation, Public Works, and Housing brought multilateral financing back to the table. Vice President for Public Works Juan José Ramírez confirmed the meeting and said the goal is to “consolidate the financing pathway” for key projects, with a focus on roads and housing.
🔹 The facts
• Talks have resumed on financing road and housing projects
• Priorit

Nonfarm payrolls are out, but markets still haven't settled down! These 3 signals could determine the next move in U.S. stocks

The nonfarm payrolls data is out, but the real test for markets may only just be beginning.
The U.S. added 165k nonfarm jobs in October, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, far exceeding market expectations.
The report has markets reconsidering one question: Is the U.S. economy heading for a soft landing, or is it strong enough to force the Federal Reserve to keep monetary policy tight?
Three signals are worth watching closely next.
First, inflation data. Strong e

Xie Na and her husband have long had a net worth of over 100 million yuan. They have enough money to last several lifetimes, so what more could she want?

Crypto is testing human nature again! After BTC drops 4%, should you be greedy or fearful?

When the market rises, everyone is an investment guru; when it falls, you find out who is truly an expert in risk management.
This time, BTC fell about 4% in the past 24 hours, ETH fell about 5.5%, and major coins such as SOL and XRP also weakened across the board. Global risk assets came under pressure in tandem, further cooling sentiment in the Crypto market.
This correction may be the result of a combination of declining macro risk appetite and internal capital pressures in Crypto. Global markets sha

#每周来晒
📉 The US Stock Market Sell-Off: What Should Investors Learn?

Thursday's trading session was a strong reminder of how quickly market sentiment can change. The Nasdaq dropped 5.5 %, the S&P 500 lost 4.4 %, and the Dow Jones fell 3.4 %. Technology and semiconductor stocks experienced some of the heaviest losses. NVIDIA, AMD and other companies connected with AI infrastructure came under serious selling pressure. When I see such movements, I do not immediately think that the entire technology sector has lost its future. I believe it is more useful to understand what made investors change

Who says there's no money in the market? An ordinary presale was oversubscribed 50X

SPY's rebound today was
shockingly “tiny”
😭😭😭

What’s the easiest thing to misread when the two timeframes for $HYPE haven’t aligned yet?

$HYPE is currently priced at 78.689, up 2.002748107435437% over 24 hours, with an intraday high of 79.434 and a low of 76.848. The 1-hour trend is relatively strong, while the 4-hour trend is relatively weak. The two timeframes have not aligned, and the direction is not yet confirmed. Reading a shift on the 1-hour chart as a rebound or pullback could turn a short-term move into a misreported trend reversal.

The easiest thing to misread in this divergence is not the price itself, but looking only at the