To put it plainly, what form do I still need to provide? Just leave it blank

2026 so far...
The US went to war with Iran & the Strait of Hormuz got shut down. Oil ripped to $118
The Fed HIKED rates for the first time since 2023
The 10 year treasury blew past 5% for the first time since 2007
A report came out that OpenAI’s revenue is almost $20 BILLION less than people thought
& yesterday morning inflation came in hot at 3.7%
Every one of those days my timeline was full of people saying sell everything & wait for the crash...
Want to know what I did?
Nothing most of the time... & actually capitalized more in the fear.
The S&P 500 hit an all time high a few days ago. Sam

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#USSeptemberPPIReleased
US September PPI
Today’s US Producer Price Index (PPI) report arrives at a sensitive moment for financial markets. With September CPI accelerating to 3.7% year over year, investors are watching closely to see whether rising producer costs will add further pressure to the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate outlook.
The PPI report is scheduled for 12:30 UTC today, October 15. Markets expect monthly producer-price inflation to accelerate to 0.6% from August’s 0.4%. The actual release will determine whether those expectations are justified.
Why this report matters now
The lat

$ETH Added a bit to my position, bringing the cost basis down to 2372!
Going to sleep; I’ll look at it tomorrow.#美国9月PPI大超预期

solana:Ai66LHZG9MCzg1WKdawwqduVAXpNDUuV8M3uyq5ppump : It's crazy what the community has already accomplished in just 2 months.
Already 140k+ holders and did billions in volume.
Chart is looking ready for a next leg up…
Thanks @TheBlocktoApp

Can 80k still hold? PPI data exceeds expectations! The bearish trend is strong!
U.S. September PPI data significantly exceeded expectations, with inflationary pressures heating up again.
PPI rose 1.3% month-on-month and 6.3% year-on-year, while core PPI also climbed. Rising energy prices drove inflation across the entire industrial chain, with inflation expectations hitting their highest level since 2022.
This data directly dampens expectations for interest rate cuts, making it easier for U.S. Treasury yields to remain elevated. As a high-risk asset, cryptocurrency is clearly under pressure.
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BREAKING: DFINITY launched ckSOL on the Internet Computer, a token backed 1:1 by SOL that moves between the two chains with no bridge. ICPSwap, Liquidium and MULTI/DEX can now add SOL next to BTC, ETH and ICP.
@dfinity

If someone asked me what the 3 most undervalued plays are right now
1. $LINK
2. $TAO
3. near:native
Don't overcomplicate it.

#USSeptemberCPITopsEstimates
US September CPI Tops Estimates: What It Means for Bitcoin and the Global Crypto Market
The latest U.S. inflation data has drawn significant attention from financial markets, as September's Consumer Price Index (CPI) reportedly came in above analysts' expectations. This development is important for traditional financial markets, the U.S. dollar, interest-rate expectations, and the cryptocurrency industry. For Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, the key question is whether higher-than-expected inflation could delay monetary easing and increase short-term market volati

The Fed’s “Data Blind Spot” — The Special Significance of PPI Under the Shadow of the Government Shutdown
When data itself becomes scarce, the market value of every piece of information is amplified. PPI during the government shutdown is precisely this kind of “information lever.”
The release timing of this PPI data is itself worth considering. Under the normal schedule, September PPI should have been released in mid-October, but statistical delays caused by the government shutdown pushed the release back by several weeks. At a press conference in late October, Powell candidly stated: “Regardi

Lets see if they give me another crack at the entry.
In the meantime I'll get the copy trading account set up! ✅️

BREAKING: Base, Coinbase's Layer 2 network, launched Earn & Borrow, letting apps offer stablecoin yield and crypto-backed loans via Morpho. Morpho holds more than $6B in total deposits on Base.
@Morpho

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The US September PPI data will be released at 20:30 Beijing time tonight. How strong is inflationary pressure on the production side? The market will closely monitor its impact on exp

The “Bill” for Tariffs Is on the Way—Trade Policy Costs Exposed by PPI Data
Tariffs are not a free lunch. Someone will ultimately pay the cost—the question is only who pays and when.
Behind the 6.3% year-on-year rise in September PPI lies an easily overlooked but extremely important structural factor: the accelerated pass-through of tariff costs.
From “Businesses Absorb It” to “Consumers Bear It”
In the initial stages of tariff implementation, many businesses chose to absorb tariff costs by compressing their profit margins. But over time, this model is approaching its limits. The strong perfor

The Night PPI Went Through the Roof—When a 6.3% Year-on-Year Surge Shattered the Illusion That “Inflation Is Dead”
The most dangerous moment for markets is not when bad news is announced, but when everyone believes bad news will never come again. The October 15 PPI data delivered exactly that kind of blow.
At 20:30 Beijing time on October 15, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released the September Producer Price Index. I stared at the figures on my screen for several seconds—the index was up 6.3% year on year. Expectations were 5.3%, while the previous reading was 5.6%. This was not a “slig