Anthropic’s most expensive model tier has gotten stronger—and even cheaper.
Early this morning, Claude maker Anthropic upgraded its top-end Fable model to 5.2. The company says it outperforms its own flagship model, Opus 5.5, by a full tier in almost every capability tested.
The price has gone down: developers pay 20% less to use the new version than Fable 5.1, with input costs dropping from $10 to $8 per million tokens and output costs from $50 to $40.
How capable is it? Look at Fermat’s Last Theorem.
Mathematicians spent more than 350 years proving this theorem. Anthropic set 1,000 Fable 5.2

📈11.10 Midday Market Outlook📈

比特币观点

$BTC Want to see Bitcoin rise? So do buyers, but follow-through buying pressure is insufficient. As a result, Bitcoin has repeatedly failed to break through the 75525-76367 resistance zone. Its consolidation range is getting narrower, so a directional move should be coming.

Bitcoin’s current consolidation range is 75525-73837, with the M-top neckline at 73837. In other words, 73837 must hold. If 73873 breaks, the hourly M-top will be confirmed, and the previous low at 73333 will most likely fail to hold.

If the previous low breaks, look d

11/10 Midday Bitcoin:

On the 4-hour chart, the current price is trading between the middle and lower Bollinger Bands, in a low-range consolidation following a sharp drop. The previous low around 73400 remains key support below, while the middle band around 75430 is the first short-term resistance.

The three KDJ lines are converging near the midpoint, with no clear golden or death cross signal. This indicates that short-term buyers and sellers are temporarily locked in a stalemate; the rebound is limited, and no stable structure has emerged yet. Watch support and resistance levels; expect ran

$PIEVERSE Do it, quick, quick, quick

$ONE Current price: 0.001392, down 17.24% over 24h. MA5=0.0014248 has crossed below MA20=0.00148675, RSI=27.6 is nearing oversold territory, the MACD histogram has turned positive at +2.692e-06, price is hugging the lower Bollinger Band at 0.00139319, the funding rate is -0.0153%, and the Fear & Greed Index is 32. A bearish moving average alignment, negative funding, and extreme oversold conditions form a classic setup: “the trend has yet to recover, but shorts are crowded.”
A reusable approach: apply three filters—use moving averages to determine direction, RSI to gauge position, and the fun

$ZEC The 7-day liquidation map shows:

1. If ZEC falls to $1,113.5, cumulative long liquidation intensity reaches as high as $63.28 million.
2. If ZEC falls to $1,089, cumulative long liquidation intensity reaches as high as $109 million!
3. If ZEC falls to $1,065, cumulative long liquidation intensity reaches as high as $126 million.

4. If ZEC rises to $1,236, cumulative short liquidation intensity reaches as high as $45.8 million.
5. If ZEC rises to $1,307, cumulative short liquidation intensity reaches as high as $124 million.
6. If ZEC rises to $1,414, cumulative short liquidation intens

What Is Position Concentration? Why Can Risk in a Single Coin Affect an Entire Account?

In crypto trading, some traders concentrate most of their funds in the coins they are most bullish on, believing that if their judgment is right, they can earn higher returns. But when the market moves against expectations, a decline in a single asset can have a significant impact on the entire account.

First, what is position concentration?

Position concentration refers to the extent to which an account’s funds or risk exposure are concentrated in a particular asset, sector, or trading direction. For ex

Anthropic’s Fundraising Scale Sparks Major Attention! An AI Capital Feast, or an Expensive Valuation Test?

How would the market react if an AI company planned to raise a massive amount of capital?
Anthropic’s IPO offers a case worth watching.
The market had previously discussed the possibility that its offering could raise tens of billions of dollars, potentially even reaching the $100 billion level. But it is worth noting that these are media reports and market expectations, not a fundraising target confirmed by the company.
The larger the fundraising, the more important the pricing judgment

$PI Pump it up, max it out at 50x; if the market cap is missing a zero, I concede

Bitcoin’s recent price action is really frustrating! 🤣

U.S. stocks have already rebounded, but BTC is still hovering around $75k, with no sign of life. It finally managed to surge above $80k a few days ago, only to get slammed back down, and it couldn’t hold above the 365-day moving average.

BTC is now around $74,700. Below that is the 200-day moving average near $73,143, along with the uptrend line I drew. Honestly, I can’t guess what happens next; I just hope it can hold around $73k this time.

If it can get back above the 365-day moving average and then challenge $80k, that would be grea

Went long BTC and ETH from the lows last night and caught the rebound again!

Around 7 p.m., US-Iran news sparked a rally, but I didn’t blindly chase longs.

I then focused on two levels: BTC 74500 and ETH 2120. The pullbacks never broke below them.

Combined with the US stock premarket not weakening further, I confirmed support was holding and decisively entered long.

BTC ultimately reached a high of 75500 and ETH reached 2150. I took profit on both as planned!

Don’t chase news-driven rallies; enter after support is confirmed. Switching from short to long at the right time is key.$BTC ‌$ET

The short-selling whale's second-largest position is currently an $ETH short, holding approximately 1,477 ETH worth about $3.13 million, with 25x leverage and an average entry price of approximately $2,249. Its unrealized profit is currently about $190k, accounting for over 60% of the whale's total unrealized profit. The ETH short uses cross margin, with a liquidation price of approximately $14,657.
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11.10$BTC $ETH | Morning Market

“Weak-side battle” around short-term moving averages

BTC: Currently consolidating at low levels within the 73,800–75,500 range.
ETH: Weaker than BTC, dropping from 2,244 to a low of 2,079 before a feeble rebound, and now moving sideways in the narrow 2,080–2,140 range.
Most likely to face resistance at short-term moving averages on a rebound, then retest the previous low

Short-term trading approach: Short
BTC: Watch around 75,600; consider entering if upward momentum stalls
ETH: Watch around 2,160; consider entering if upward momentum stalls
Target referenc

Damn, guys, turns out this stock is a 300 ticker, up 20% today! Looking forward to it

Yesterday evening, I suggested going long on a pullback in gold. After sharing my outlook publicly last night, gold pulled back to around 4100 as expected. I also expected it to rebound to 4146. Then, right around 4 a.m., it rebounded to near my expected levels of 44 and 45—perfectly timed. The outlook I shared in advance shortly after 11 p.m. last night gave entry and exit points that both matched expectations very closely. Following the trade in sync made around 45 points of profit easy to capture$XAU $XAUT

#AVAXJumps6.4%OnNYSENews — Avalanche Surges on Institutional Catalyst*

Avalanche (AVAX) is up *+6.4% to $28.46*, following major NYSE news — NYSE announced approval for a new AVAX Exchange-Traded Product (ETP) listing as of 15:42 ET on Sep 1.

This is a landmark development. The new ETP significantly expands institutional trading access for the Layer-1 token, expected to boost liquidity and accelerate mainstream adoption by opening AVAX to traditional investors.

*The move is backed by strong on-chain fundamentals:*
Avalanche network daily transactions are up +22% to 2.1M, Total Value Locked

Took a new scalp long on midnight-3:native
Sl: $0.03956
Tp: $0.04267
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— DTT

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When Will AI Be Able to Sustain Itself? - CoreWeave Earnings Preview
Two major events are crammed into the same day tonight: October CPI before the U.S. market open, and CoreWeave’s Q3 earnings report after the close. The former will shape rate expectations; the latter will test whether the AI computing business can bring in more than it spends.
I. The Main Contradiction: For Every $1 of Operating Profit, It Has to Pay More Than $3 in Interest
After last quarter’s earnings came out, this—not revenue—was the biggest question left for the market.
Based on the m