Whose younger brother is this?
Who is whose wife?
Whose child is it?
This is too confusing.

Africa really has no tech at the CIIE 😂

The most striking thing in U.S. stocks this week was probably Thursday’s plunge😇

$QQQ slid from near 700 at the start of the week to a low around 640, then closed near 658, down about 5.7% for the week

The Nasdaq 100 plunged about 6.4% in a single day on Thursday, and nearly the entire AI supply chain came under selling pressure!

The market had been discussing AI’s growth potential, but now investors are starting to ask another question:

When will massive capital spending translate into enough profits?

Uncertainty over data center regulation stemming from the midterm elections has furth

Gm from The Tokenization Tower’s underground gym
See you guys in London for DAS this week 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

i've never seen growth this fast. @floatdotxyz launched 7 days ago and is already generating more revenue than STONK.
i took the protocol revenue of 3 launchpads for nov 1-7, annualized it, and divided each market cap by it:
> @Pumpfun: $524m/yr revenue, $1.68b mcap → 3.2x
> @LaunchOnSF: $18.3m/yr, $54m mcap → 3.0x
> @floatdotxyz: $20.2m/yr, $11.6m mcap → 0.57x
the case for float being cheap:
> it's 11 days old and already out-earned stonkfun this week ($388k vs $350k)
> 35% of its fees go to buying and burning $float. about 10% of the supply is already burned
> at this pace, the buybacks alon

$BTC is forming a bullish inverse head and shoulder pattern
As I said yesterday, the worst case scenario is a drop to $72K followed by a pump above $90K

Guys, the wolf is really coming!!
The reputable media outlet The Wall Street Journal reported that Elizabeth Warren, the famous “crypto’s number one nemesis,” could take over as chair of the U.S. Congressional Banking Committee as early as January 2027!
This position holds enormous power and can be said to directly control the lifeblood of the financial sector.
Warren has always taken an extremely hard-line stance toward cryptocurrency and has repeatedly made things difficult for the industry.
If she really takes this position, the regulatory scythe could come swinging down at any moment, and

$BMT 's data looks off. Up 17% in 24h, price surged to 0.0266, just shy of the 0.0268 high, but trading volume hit 42.1M—enough for three days of trading under normal conditions. Even stranger, the low was 0.0224; it was still sitting there in the morning, then shot straight up in the afternoon with almost no pullbacks.
Three possibilities: someone got wind of news early and was accumulating—the volume is too orderly to look like scattered retail buying; someone got squeezed on the futures side, pulling spot up with it; or it's purely sentiment-driven, but 42M in volume doesn't look like a joke

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aster-2:native is holding well in the red market.
Breakout will send it to $10.

#CPI数据前瞻 #作手分析 #WCTCS9
🔥 U.S. October CPI is coming up! Has all the bad news already been priced in? Can this inflation report still trigger a selloff?

Trading watchlist: $BTC $ETH $NVDA $GOOGL $XAU

At 21:30 Beijing time on November 10, the U.S. will release its October CPI data.

September CPI rose 3.7% year over year. The market expects headline CPI to rise about 0.24% month over month in October, and core CPI to rise about 0.2%.

I have a view on this CPI report that differs from the market consensus: If inflation comes in below expectations, the market could see a rebound; even

$HYPE is sitting at a key support zone around $76–$77.

I’m watching for a possible dip toward $73–$74 before a recovery.

If buyers step in, we could see a move toward $82, $86, and eventually the $98 resistance zone.

For now, patience is key. Let’s see how price reacts at support.

#HYPE #StakeOnLaunchpoolToShare450KVLX

Dogecoin today is like a rat crossing the street, with everyone cursing it and calling for it to be beaten.

$SKYAI This 16.98% surge is one I engineered with 7.7M in trading volume between 0.0296 and 0.0350. Don’t rush to chase it—let me break down the playbook.
First, in the morning session, I placed two buy orders totaling 800,000 U below 0.0300 to absorb panic selling. Second, after 10 a.m., I used small orders to repeatedly sweep the asks from 0.0315 to 0.0325, creating the illusion of a breakout. Once the chasers came in, I placed my short orders above 0.0330. Third, the price is now 0.0347, with a 24h high of 0.0350, just 0.3% below the peak, and 7.7M in trading volume—this volume can’t sustai

Trump's close ally and right-wing political activist Laura Loomer posted! Fees usually range from $3,000 to $5,000. That's how politics works, and crypto is no different. Before reading a post, consider whether it was paid for.

$4,070 gold, and you're still waiting for it to break below $4,000?
Nonfarm payrolls blow past expectations at 165,000, rate hike odds surge to 80%, the dollar climbs above 102—everyone says, “Gold is finished; it’s going to break below $4,000.” Just now, gold surged from 3,870 to 4,140, then plunged back to 4,070, with bulls and bears battling fiercely around the 20-day moving average. Is this rally over, or is this a buying-the-dip window?

First, the surface picture: bad news is piling on, but gold just won’t break below $4,000.

On November 6, nonfarm payrolls rose by 165,000, far above th

$BTC ‌
Whales have placed a lot of buy orders for $BTC in the $70k-$75k

$BTC we're trading within the support zone

We've already tested it more than once, but now we're watching the reaction to it. Since it's the weekend, there's not much volatility.

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This is the aggressive version, so make your own decisions based on your funds; volatility is relatively high