🛢️ A foreign oil company wants control of two Venezuelan oil fields — and more than US$ 500 million is at stake.
India’s state-owned ONGC expects to receive the rights to operate two oil projects in Venezuela within three to six months. Its chief financial officer, Anupam Agarwal, said so, according to Reuters: the company wants to go from being a minority stakeholder to an operator with control over management and crude sales.
🔹 The hard facts
• Goal: full operation of San Cristóbal and shared operation of Carabobo 1 with other investors.
• San Cristóbal: ONGC holds 40% and PDVSA holds the

Nice payout from @X today!
Keep posting 🤝

Trenches in full nuke mode past 2 hours

Bitcoin rebounds to $75,000! Chip stocks are soaring too—is the market about to turn around across the board?

Financial markets are finally buzzing! Bitcoin has rebounded to $75,000, chip stocks are putting in a strong performance, and the tech sector is in the spotlight.
This rally has given many investors renewed hope. Those who were worried about further market declines are now studying charts again, as if they weren’t the ones panic-selling yesterday.
Bitcoin’s rebound suggests risk appetite may be picking up; chip stocks leading the way reflect investors’ interest in the outlook for the

Today's breakfast
Shrimp + egg + bread
A cup of iced coffee to perk me up
Happy weekend!

POV: The Joe Rogan of crypto @KevinWSHPod is telling you all his growth secrets in the Empire State Building.
Electric convo

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Uniswap hooks:
"Stock tokens are the foundation. Hooks are what happens when people get creative on an open chain."
Uniswap has processed more than $20B in stock token volume.
@Uniswap

A New Signal for the U.S. Economy! Consumer Expectations at Just 50.9—Rate Cuts or Hikes Pose a Dilemma Again?

U.S. economic policy faces another test! The preliminary November reading of the University of Michigan Consumer Expectations Index came in at 50.9, putting consumers’ views of the future economy in the market spotlight.
Why does this data matter? Because consumers’ outlook for the future can affect spending plans, willingness to save, and household expenditures.
If consumer confidence is weak, people may cut back on nonessential spending, which could also affect business revenue gro

11.6BTC
I had him enter this short yesterday, and he still hasn’t closed it.
It’s currently up 17,000u. Although the entry on this long wasn’t great, we only opened a starter position, so it’s not a big deal.
We can just add to it if it drops.
We’ll see what happens on Monday. Even with the bearish NFP news, it didn’t drop much.
I have a feeling the market is about to pump.
No one can win 100% of the time. The key is managing risk and seizing opportunities.

GOLD is ready for its final test… Everyone has seen it fall 17% in two months and is waiting for a sharp rally. But I see something else—a final round of selling, and the true cycle bottom. Here’s my plan: Stage 1: a 14% drop, a complete washout Stage 2: one final panic sell-off Stage 3: a sharp rebound above $4,300 + accumulation Stage 4: a breakout above $5,000 The biggest moves always begin when fear reaches its peak. $XAU l $XAG l $BTC

50.9! U.S. consumer expectations index draws attention: just how uncertain is the economic outlook?

U.S. consumers are becoming cautious again! The preliminary November University of Michigan Consumer Expectations Index came in at 50.9, a figure that has refocused market attention on how Americans really feel about the economic outlook.
Why does the consumer expectations index matter? Because whether consumers feel comfortable spending directly affects a key pillar of the U.S. economy: consumption.
If people are worried about jobs, income, and prices, they naturally become more careful when s

$ZEC Currently at 1330.85, up 4.44% over 24H, with a range of 1241.30–1387.89 and trading volume of 95.9029 million. The 1H trend is strong (RSI 69.82; price above EMA20 at 1320.70); the 4H trend is also strong (RSI 53.85; price above EMA20 at 1285.78). The volume ratio is 0.11. Holding above the 1387.89 resistance could signal further gains, while a break below the 1241.30 support would weaken the short-term outlook. Review whether price can hold above 1387.89 and whether it can recover after losing 1241.30. With volume at just 0.11x, a single break above or below a level needs confirmation f

11.7 BTC

I added 1 BTC at 75.7k, bringing my average price to 78.5k. My liquidation price is 70k.

I think I should be pretty safe now. As for why I didn’t add more, it’s because I’m scared and want to leave some room for error.

The lowest I currently see BTC going is 72k, so I probably won’t get liquidated.

Hopefully.

$ZEC Currently at 1340.82, up 7.09% over 24H, with a range of 1241.30–1387.89 and turnover of 97.3102 million. The 1H trend is strong (RSI 72.64, price above EMA20 at 1321.65); the 4H trend is strong (RSI 55.61, price above EMA20 at 1286.74). The volume ratio is 0.01. Holding above the 1387.89 resistance could signal further gains, while breaking below the 1241.30 support would weaken the short-term outlook. In the review, check whether price can hold above 1387.89 and whether it can recover after losing 1241.30; with volume at just 0.01x, a single break needs confirmation from participation,

🚨 AFTER $DOGE , $SHIB & $PEPE … WHO'S NEXT? 👀🔥
The memecoin market always has room for a new breakout star. Could 2026 be the year of the next 100X gem? 💎🚀
👇 DROP YOUR STRONGEST $TICKER!
Which underrated #MEMECOIN has what it takes to steal the spotlight?
Let's hear your boldest predictions! 💯
#Crypto #Memecoins #100x #BullRun #Altseason #2026

Yesterday, the traffic was especially strange.
Around 21:15, it was still over 50k.
At 22:30, it suddenly shot up to 300k.
What happened in between?😳

💸 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