Capital really does drive people crazy. The AI giants are now making a “blind men and the elephant”-style gamble, with tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars of real money on the line.

Anthropic just revealed one of its cards at a JPMorgan investor event: its biggest business concern isn’t whether its algorithms can break through, or what new models its competitors have released. It’s the suffocating constraints of the compute supply chain.

CEO Dario Amodei made a rare public admission about a harsh reality: the outlook for next year is highly uncertain, and compute has become the deep

What gold and silver fear most has never been inflation—it’s a global liquidation event. When that happens, they’re sold off first to raise liquidity. Other positions need margin, and they’re the first thing to sell. So don’t treat them like some safe-haven myth; they’re just insurance that gets called on last. Keep a close eye on what’s happening in the repo market tonight. We’ll see how things look over the weekend and compare notes then. If you’re watching, keep an eye on #Gold.

While most people are caught up in the buzz around inference at KubeCon, I think production teams should first get a clear handle on GPU and memory allocation instead of piling in all at once. After doing this for so long, I’ve learned that position sizing always matters more than calling the direction—and the same goes for compute. Let’s save this take and come back tomorrow to see if it holds up. Keep an eye on this if you’re following along.

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Gate’s October Report: Security Is the Foundation, but Building an Entire Financial Ecosystem Is the Bigger Story

When evaluating a digital asset platform, I believe the most important question is not simply how much trading volume it generates or how many products it launches. The real question is whether its financial foundation can support that expansion while maintaining transparency, sufficient reserves, and user confidence. Gate’s October Transparency Report offers an interesting perspective on this balance.

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BTC panic intensifies: How should investors position around $63,000? Prepare for three scenarios

After BTC fell below $64,000, market panic could spread further. The question on many investors’ minds is whether to buy, sell, or keep waiting. Before the trend becomes clear, the most sensible approach is not to make a one-way bet, but to prepare plans for different market scenarios.
The first scenario is that support holds around $63,000. If the price tests this area repeatedly without continuing to make new lows, while trading volume gradually stabilizes, a short-term technical rebound may fol

$BTC Scroll out.

Finally seeing some life in $HOME . Let's see if this momentum can last, or if it's messing with us again. Take profit: 0.004350Stop loss: 0.003815
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$BANANAS31 : Current price 0.004159 - 24-hour change: +9.22%
$BTC : Current price 63,846.4 - 24-hour change: -6.31%

Aster reported more than $35B in taker trading volume for USD1 RWA Boost on November 11.
The total covers the first 10 campaign epochs, with the eleventh underway at the time of the update.
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Good morning, once the trend plays out,
watch my video again.
Then think about the following:
Normal trend: those who understand technical analysis and the major players drive the market together, harvesting those who don’t understand technical analysis.
Abnormal trend: after the technically clueless retail traders have been wiped out, the technically savvy ones who think “it’s reached the target” get harvested next.
So in my trading system, there’s ultimately no such thing as “it’s reached the target.”

$Bull Is Coming sentiment index 18 (extreme fear), funding rate -0.047% (shorts are crowded). It plunged 27% in 24 hours, from 0.0637 to 0.0432, with a trading volume of 27.1M—this is the token I just cut losses on yesterday.

I went long at 0.058 the day before yesterday, based on a breakout above the previous high and trend continuation. But I bought the candle at peak euphoria, when the funding rate was +0.06% and everyone online was calling for a 2x. Yesterday, I stopped out when it broke below 0.052, taking an 11% loss. Today it’s at 0.046, and I’m glad I didn’t hold—but honestly, seeing

It still hasn’t stopped falling. Long positions should remain focused on short-term trades. If you’ve made a few dozen points in a few minutes, take profit—what are you waiting for?$ETH

Strategy’s Bitcoin Cost Gap Widens to $7.7 Billion
Bitcoin’s drop below $67,000 has widened the gap between the spot price and Strategy’s average purchase cost of $75,451. The decline does not by itself trigger a margin call.
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Somehow, this really hit a nerve. Lately I’ve been playing World of Warcraft Infinite just to find solace in another world, but with the market crashing so hard, I logged in and got a quest called “The Trial of Faith” that asked me to jump off this cliff... so, BTC, ETH, SOL, HOOKR, have you put me through the same trial too?😭

Good morning, guys.
Have you all had breakfast?
I’m having brown sugar steamed buns + meat buns + sesame balls today.
What about you?

met is down 5.5% this week. sol is down 16%
over the last 7 days:
- solana:METvsvVRapdj9cFLzq4Tr43xK4tAjQfwX76z3n6mWQL → -5.5%
- solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 → -16%
in sol terms, met is actually up about 11%
and the protocol still did $5.1m in fees in that same week
is that relative strength, or just sol falling harder?