CPI Just Came in Hotter Than Expected, and PPI Is Up Next! A Double Test for U.S. Inflation—Can Bitcoin Hold Up?

The U.S. inflation market has been quite lively lately. CPI has just put pressure on the market, and now PPI is getting ready to take the stage. Investors’ wallets may already be starting to tremble.
CPI mainly tracks price changes when consumers buy goods and services, while PPI focuses on price changes when producers sell goods and services. They look at different stages, but both can help the market assess the inflation trend.
If PPI comes in above expectations again, the market

The AI community has long been plagued by “middlemen swapping out the goods,” but the fact that large-model providers themselves are now launching an “exchange” is intriguing in its own right!

Today (November 12), at Baidu World Conference 2026, Robin Li officially launched “Token Exchange,” a trading platform for large models.

According to Li, a flurry of new models has been released over the past few months, and a whole host of token middlemen have sprung up. Developers often run into problems when buying APIs: prices for the same model can vary by several times, and ordinary users have no

$BTC Too much, too early.

Bitcoin spent the time charging up in high chop (green zone), generated a power move crossover, but then immediately leaped into low chop/cycle top territory.

This is what many other indicators say too. This leap has left little room for improvement and what everyone wants from here: a break of ATHs.

Going lower and chopping charges price back up.

That article from yesterday—ah, maybe it was too accurate

Stablecoins Are Not Bank Deposits: 4 Differences You Must Understand Before Using Them

In the Web3 world, stablecoins are often used for trade settlement, cross-border transfers, on-chain payments, and decentralized finance.

Because many stablecoins are pegged to the US dollar, many users assume that as long as the price stays close to $1, they are roughly the same as dollars in a bank account.

But there are several important differences between the two.

First, a price peg is not a guarantee of principal.

Stablecoins typically use reserve assets, redemption mechanisms, or other designs to

Gold Continues to Attract Inflows. Why Has Bitcoin Not Risen in Tandem?
A curious trend has emerged in financial markets recently: gold and Bitcoin are both viewed by some investors as alternative assets outside the traditional financial system, yet their capital flows have diverged significantly.
Data released by the World Gold Council on November 5 showed that global physically backed gold ETFs saw net inflows of about $2.7 billion in October 2026, marking a fourth consecutive month of net inflows. Global gold ETF holdings increased by 19 tons to 4,275 tons, setting a new month-end record. I

Friends who followed SanDisk last night,
you know best.
You’re already up nearly 60 points.
I trade the medium to long term,
so manage your take-profit (TP) based on your own positions.
I never close out my entire position. Even when I stop out, I don’t sell everything; I always trade in batches.
So I give you the overall direction, but I can’t give you specific price levels. Am I right, friends?!
Everyone trades differently and has a different view of the market (and different levels of understanding). After all, only you know your own positions and price levels, and I can’t operate your phon

Carney’s remarks sound like diplomatic boilerplate, but they actually lay bare the awkward position Canada is caught in. Ranking security risks has never been purely a security issue; it’s an economic calculation. The pressure from U.S. tariffs and supply chains is real, and China’s investigation findings are there in black and white. Politicians say one thing before an election and another after it, while cross-border businesses bear the cost. After these latest remarks, how the Canadian dollar and related sectors move is more worth watching than who politicians say poses the greater danger.

Are AI applications finally about to take off? From chatbots to money-making machines, where is the next wave of opportunity?

Do you remember the excitement of using an AI chatbot for the first time? Asking questions, writing articles, creating images—it was like having an assistant who worked around the clock.
But the real business opportunity may not lie in chatting itself, but in how AI is integrated into businesses’ day-to-day operations.
For example, retailers can use AI to analyze consumer demand, manufacturers can optimize production processes, financial institutions can get help handl

Once a husband hands over his money, it’s no longer his own...

No midday update today. BTC remains in the 74,700–71,800 range, and ETH remains in the 2,021–2,116 range. ETH should have seen a two-hour decline last night, but news triggered a short squeeze, dragging it out to four hours. Jobless claims data are due tonight; if the market doesn’t dawdle, ETH will most likely break straight through the 2,000 level. For intraday trading, consider shorting around 2,078, with a stop at 2,105 and a target near 1,940. For BTC, consider shorting around 74,300, with a 500-point stop and a target near 70,800.
Gold closed around 4,004 this morning, and the bulls are

Hot Wallets and Cold Wallets: Which Should You Choose? How Can You Balance Convenience and Security?

After entering the Web3 world, many people first focus on what assets to buy, but can easily overlook a more fundamental question: where should those assets be stored?

Hot wallets and cold wallets are two common ways to manage digital assets. The difference is not just the device, but also how private keys are stored, how transactions are made, and what security responsibilities users need to take on.

I. What Is a Hot Wallet?

A hot wallet generally refers to a wallet whose private key manag

Why can a trading strategy work in a range-bound market but fail in a trending market?

Have you ever experienced this?

A trading strategy performs well over the past few weeks. It sells when prices rise and buys when they pull back, repeatedly generating returns.

But then one day, the market starts rising steadily, and the strategy keeps selling, missing the subsequent move; or the market keeps falling, and the strategy repeatedly tries to catch the bottom, triggering stop-losses one after another.

The problem may not be the strategy itself. The market conditions may have changed.

No trad

Why are stop-losses set too close more likely to get you repeatedly stopped out?

Have you ever encountered this situation?

After buying, the price dips slightly and triggers your stop-loss. Just after you exit, the price starts rising again.

The first time, you think it was just bad luck.

The second time, you start doubting your judgment.

The third time, you may find yourself wondering: Is the market deliberately targeting my stop-loss?

In fact, the problem often isn’t whether the market is targeting a particular trader, but that the stop-loss level conflicts with normal market fluctuati

That’s it—RIP to the Claude account I’ve been using for the past six months.

#PredictionMarketVolumeKeepsGrowing $PEPE vs $SHIB vs $BONK : The Road to 2040!
What if these three meme coins continue growing through 2040?
🔥 The 2040 Roadmap
2026–2030 • Community expansion
• Token burn initiatives
• Ecosystem development
2030–2035 • More real-world utility
• Continued supply reduction
• Potential price growth
2035–2040 • Greater adoption
• Potential scarcity
• Long-term price appreciation

🌐 Macro Watch: Korean Market Surge & US PPI Showdown — What’s Next for Crypto & Stocks?

Global markets are moving fast, and this week brings critical catalysts that could dictate the next major trend for both traditional equities and digital assets. Let's break down what is happening and what traders need to watch out for!

📈 1. Asian Markets Rally: Korean Stocks Jump Over 5%
The financial landscape in Asia is showing intense strength, with Korean stocks surging over 5%. This major momentum reflects shifting investor sentiment, increased capital inflows, and a growing appetite for risk asse