Yesterday at the Meridian conference in Lisbon, MetaMask set Stellar as a default network: it’s now live on mobile and the extension, and existing accounts can derive Stellar addresses directly from their seed phrases. The company says it’s the first major self-custodial wallet to offer Stellar by default, supporting XLM, trustline assets, and Soroban tokens. StellarOrg said this was like giving 30 million users an address. CoinGecko puts spot XLM at around $0.160 (snapshot at about 10:07 Beijing time), down around 4% over 24 hours.
The payment entry point has shifted: previously, users had to

Actually, I think everyone should stop misunderstanding Mr. Herman. INTC really isn't his largest position
According to our records, the largest positions he bought with “all his ammo” were probably AEHR, BE, NOK, NBIS, and CBRS
And he explicitly said he was bullish on AEHR through March-May next year
I've provided the screenshots here for everyone
Please keep an eye on it yourselves
Come March-May next year, will it be another “Actually, I sold it all a long time ago”
Thanks, everyone

The asset is worth 1,000, so why does it only count as 800?
The coins in your account are worth $1,000 at market price, but when used as collateral, the system calculates their value as only $800. Was the missing $200 taken away?
Not necessarily. This could be a collateral discount.
When assessing collateral, platforms take price volatility and liquidity into account, so they may not count the full market value toward its collateral value.
A simplified example: an asset has a market value of $1,000, and assuming the eligible percentage is 80%, its value for this calculation is $800. This indic

#GoogleCloudSurges103%ButStockFalls

Google Cloud Revenue Explodes 103%, Yet Alphabet Stock Falls: What Are Investors Really Worried About?
A Record-Breaking Cloud Performance
Google Cloud revenue jumped an extraordinary 103% year over year, reaching $30.7 billion in the third quarter of 2026. That means the business more than doubled its revenue compared with the same period last year.
Normally, growth of this size would be celebrated by investors. However, Alphabet, Google's parent company, experienced a sharp stock decline after releasing its latest financial results on October 28.
The re

The trade is over—has the borrowed amount been repaid?
You’ve sold the coins and closed the position. Does that mean the trade is completely over?
If borrowing was involved, there’s one more thing to check: has the debt been cleared?
Closing a position resolves the trading position; repayment covers the borrowed principal and interest. Some account modes repay automatically when you close a position, while others require separate action, so it depends on the account.
For example, say you borrowed 100 USDT and accrued 0.2 USDT in interest. Even if you’ve sold all the coins you bought, make sure

Why Has Intel Failed to Excite Investors? What Signal Lies Behind the Plunge?
Today’s tech stock market is a bit like a talent show: slap an AI label on something and everyone gets excited; if growth isn’t impressive enough, even an earnings report that beats expectations may be overlooked.
Intel’s stock reaction this time shows just how much higher the market’s expectations for tech companies have become.
Investors are no longer satisfied with companies telling everyone how hard they’re working. They want to see tangible AI revenue, progress in advanced manufacturing processes, competitive pr

Assets worth $1,000—why is only $800 recognized?
The coins in your account are worth $1,000 at market prices, but when used as collateral, the system calculates their value as only $800. Was the missing $200 taken away?
Not necessarily. This may be a collateral haircut.
When evaluating collateral, a platform considers price volatility and liquidity, and may not count the full market value toward the collateral value.
For a simplified example: an asset has a market value of $1,000, and assuming the applied ratio is 80%, its value for this calculation is $800. This represents how much collateral

Cancel and repost—do you keep your original spot in line?
At the same price, your order was placed much earlier. So why, after canceling and reposting it, does your turn take so long to come around?
Because even at the same price, orders have a time priority.
In markets that use price-time priority, orders at the same price are usually matched in the order they entered the queue.
For example, you were originally second in line. Then you canceled your order and, a while later, submitted a new one at the same price. The new order usually joins the queue based on when it was resubmitted; your ori

IT Home, citing a Microsoft developer blog: When a program maxes out the system’s CPU, Task Manager and the taskbar can freeze too, because they still have to wait for CPU time. Setting Task Manager to a higher priority doesn’t guarantee an immediate response.
Normally, Ctrl+Shift+Esc feels like an emergency button. But when the CPU is completely overwhelmed, it gets stuck in line with the desktop. Higher priority isn’t a VIP pass—it still has to wait for CPU time, and then for the locks being held.
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I realized Ethereum is only good for shorting. Now I understand why people say you should always short Ethereum when things get tough, because it simply can't bounce

$CL LONG SETUP — BUYERS ARE PUSHING HIGHER!
$CL has bounced strongly from 99.86 and broken above the 102.39 resistance zone. The 1H chart shows improving bullish momentum, with buyers now testing the 104.95 high. Holding above the breakout zone could open another move higher.
Long Entry: 103.50
SL: 102.20
TP1: 104.20
TP2: 104.95
TP3: 106.00
Extended Target: 107.50
The bullish setup remains valid above 102.20. A breakout above 104.95 would strengthen the continuation scenario, while a drop below the stop level would invalidate this trade.

Every black swan-induced bloodbath in the crypto market only increases BTC's market share;

After market close on October 29 local time, Intel shares plunged 21%. Revenue last quarter was $16.5 billion, up 21% year over year, which looked decent on paper. But when next quarter’s guidance came out, everything fell apart: revenue was forecast at just $15–16 billion, versus market expectations of $17.1 billion.
What hurts even more is that an explosion at Intel’s Kiryat Gat plant in Israel in October halted operations for about two weeks, leaving the company set to lose around $600 million in revenue over two quarters. On top of that, soaring memory prices are weighing on PC demand, and

The earlier SanDisk trade was targeting 100 points in the medium to long term, which was just right. Good thing I didn’t get greedy—a single wick would’ve knocked it back to the starting point. Could look for an entry to keep trading SanDisk.#美联储继续按兵不动 #Gate24小时净流入Top2

#BTCDropsToward77000

Bitcoin Tests the $77,000 Danger Zone: Where Could the Next Major Support Be?
Why Is $77,000 Suddenly So Important?
Bitcoin has reached a critical moment after falling to a six-week low of approximately $77,646 on October 30, putting one of its most important support areas under serious pressure. The decline comes after BTC lost the psychological $80,000 level, while selling pressure has spread across the wider cryptocurrency market.
For beginners, a support level is simply a price area where buyers have previously shown interest in purchasing an asset. When Bitcoin app

Event-driven market moves end when the event ends

Nvidia is reportedly in talks with Nscale about guaranteeing credit for data centers. The campus will deploy Nvidia chips for use by Anthropic. Nscale is also preparing for an IPO, but some investors oppose its $30 billion valuation.
Jensen Huang is pushing it to work around the clock, and Nvidia may even have to backstop the bills. The shovel seller is now helping finance the mine, while the market is still nitpicking over the valuation.
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