Good morning, Zuo Zuo stayed up with you through the U.S. overnight session☕
In yesterday’s morning briefing, Zuo Zuo asked: Would the jobs report stop the bleeding, or would AI stocks take another hit?
Wall Street’s answer was mixed—the Friday rebound was real, but the weekly losses haven’t been made up yet🔥
Dow −0.5%, closing at 51,286 (still −0.9% for the week)
S&P 500 +0.3%, closing at 7,377 (−2.7% for the week)
Nasdaq +1.1%, closing at 24,579—but down for a fourth straight week, still −3.4% for the week
Philadelphia Semiconductor Index +4.2%; $AMD +11%, $NVDA +2.8%, Intel up about +7%
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Aave to Vote on Babylon BTC Collateral for V4
LlamaRisk has put forward a proposal to cap collateral at 300 BTC. However, actually bringing this change to market would require a separate onchain governance vote.
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When Global Stock Markets Sneeze, Does Crypto Go Straight to the ICU? Bitcoin Is Feeling It This Time!

People used to say that Bitcoin was an alternative asset independent of traditional financial markets. But recent market moves seem to be reminding everyone: when global risk assets cool off together, Crypto can hardly escape the fallout.
BTC is down about 4% in the past 24 hours, ETH is down about 5.5%, and major coins like SOL and XRP are also weakening. This shows that risk appetite is declining, and when faced with uncertainty, investors would rather reduce their exposure to highly volat

Bottom-fishers, assemble! After BTC drops 4%, is this a bargain or catching a falling knife?

The two most classic lines in crypto are back: a dip is an opportunity, and a bigger dip is a golden pit. The problem is, sometimes the only difference between a golden pit and an ordinary deep hole is one more night of falling prices.

BTC is down about 4% over the past 24 hours, ETH is down about 5.5%, and major coins like SOL and XRP are also broadly under pressure. Faced with this market, some are already preparing to buy the dip in batches, while others are choosing to liquidate and seek shelter.

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Bitcoin Mining Stocks Drop 35% as VanEck Calls It Oversold
Bitcoin mining stocks that have expanded into AI data center infrastructure fell an average of 35% in October. VanEck says the selloff was excessive and that market fears have pushed valuations below what existing business fundamentals would justify.
Concerns about rising borrowing costs at AI computing companies spread to Bitcoin miners, even though no signed lease agreements were reported as cancelled. Limited electricity capacity and lengthy grid connection delays could give miners a competitive advantage as demand for AI computing

#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

AKE has been extremely volatile since its initial listing; this coin keeps taking my money.
It’s better to avoid heavily manipulated coins.
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$AKE ‌

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Most people are watching for a breakout, figuring the market has to pick a direction, but I still lean toward a move lower first. I’d rather treat this latest rise in Treasury yields as a signal to dollar-cost average in than a signal to run for the exits. The reason is simple: when yields grind higher, the market is repricing risk. Supply pressure from the fiscal side, combined with a faster pace of Treasury issuance, makes it hard for the term premium to settle down. The short end is driven by the policy path, while the long end depends on confidence in growth and inflation—neither is a smoo

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Started my morning out with a day and night UPC that I didn't have to spend more than 20 minutes waiting in line for.
Happy end of 30th celebration Pokémon!

The Dollar Suddenly Has Its Swagger Back! 165k New Jobs—Who Will Blink First, Gold or U.S. Stocks?

As soon as the U.S. nonfarm payrolls data was released, the forex, gold, bond, and stock markets sprang back into action.
The U.S. added 165k nonfarm jobs in October, far exceeding market expectations, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. The report sent a signal to the market: the U.S. labor market remains resilient.
After the data was released, the U.S. Dollar Index rose about 0.7% at one point, and Treasury yields also moved higher. Market bets on a Fed rate hike in December gained groun

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

BTC is down, and SOL and XRP can’t hold up either! Is the altcoin bull market going to be late again?

Every time BTC pulls back, altcoins are especially quick to react. They may not necessarily lead the way up, but when prices fall, they often drop faster than one another.
Over the past 24 hours, BTC is down about 4%, ETH is down about 5.5%, and major coins such as SOL and XRP have also weakened. Short-term market risk has risen noticeably, and investors are starting to reassess their asset allocations.
From a capital-flow perspective, when risk appetite declines, funds usually reduce exposur

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$MSFT
📊 Why I Am Watching Microsoft.

There are many interesting stocks available on my favorite platform, Gate, and every investor can find something worth watching. My personal choice today is Microsoft, $ MSFT. I like this company because it is not built around just one product or one trend. Microsoft has cloud services, software, gaming, business tools and a growing AI business. For me, this makes the company interesting even during a volatile market. When technology stocks come under pressure, I prefer to look at what is happening inside the business. That is why M

on june 16, 2025, cursor changed what its $20 plan meant.
500 requests a month became "$20 of usage at api prices".
a lot of people kept working like before.
on july 4, they apologized and refunded the unexpected charges.
that's how most ai pricing works. the cost of one answer is hidden inside a plan, and the company can change the plan whenever it wants.
@LightchainAI does it differently. you pay per answer, in LCAI, from 0.02 on the small models. the fee for each model is public on so you know what an answer costs before you ask.
the servers aren't one company's either. independent operato

💸 Rubio puts Venezuela’s external debt at more than US$200 billion: What does this mean for P2P?
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio estimates that Venezuela’s external debt exceeds US$200 billion and points to it as the biggest obstacle to investment. For the P2P market and USDT users, this isn’t an abstract figure: it affects currency expectations, spreads, and liquidity.
🔹 The hard numbers
• External debt: more than US$200 billion (defaulted bonds, bilateral loans, debts to suppliers, and PDVSA liabilities)
• It has not been comprehensively renegotiated in years and continues to grow due