Anthropic's IPO roadmap: What's done already and what's next?
✅ Step 1: File the S-1
An S-1 is the SEC filing that describes the business, its risks and the deal. On 1 June, a confidential draft was sent to the SEC. It was revised five times in the July-October window.

The public S-1 dropped on 26 October at 13:00 UTC and an amended version (S-1/A) followed on 2 November.
⌛️ Step 2: The quiet period
This is the stretch where Anthropic must be careful about what it says. Factual business news goes out as usual, but they ought to remain wary about anything that could hype the company or i

IT Home reports that the Roewe Jia Yue X7 has been listed in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s 413th batch of new vehicle announcements. Positioned as a roomy five-seat midsize SUV, it is equipped with a 1.5T hybrid system, has a curb weight of 1,820/1,860 kg, and a top speed of 180 km/h. It does not support external charging.
Its positioning as a family car is clear: five seats, China 6b emissions standard, and HEV with no plug-in charging. Prospective buyers should first make sure they’re comfortable with a hybrid that can’t be plugged in, rather than assuming it’s a plug

$IDOL I nearly got buried on this trade. Behind the 53% gain is nothing but blood, sweat, and tears.
First, my position: I entered at an average price of 0.0142, and it’s now at 0.0199, with a floating profit of just over 40%. I’m using 30% of my portfolio. But you’re only seeing this big green candle—you didn’t see how I nearly got stopped out in the early hours. The 24h low was 0.0124, and my stop-loss was set at 0.0135. I was only 11 points away from being out. The order book was so thin you could see right through it. Sell orders came crashing down and there wasn’t a single buyer to catch

Illia Polosukhin, NEAR co-founder and Transformer paper co-author, says whoever controls the AI interface will end up controlling money too.
He argues one AI company could become more powerful than owning the world's banks.
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No wonder Logitech’s reputation is starting to tank...
A keyboard that cost just under 600, and after only a few months, it’s already like this.
And apparently this doesn’t count as a quality issue, so customer service won’t cover it under warranty. A single keycap costs 13 yuan 😂. This is ridiculous. I should’ve bought a Niz electro-capacitive keyboard back then...

$AVGO
It has formed a swing low and is sitting at the bottom of the falling wedge

Your Circle Defines Your Horizons; Choosing Beats Effort

Your circle sets the boundaries of your perspective;
choosing the right direction will always beat blindly grinding away.

Turning your account around never comes from stubbornly bearing losses and waiting endlessly for the market to turn—
holding onto losing trades puts your principal at risk; following the right guide and hitting key levels is what really matters.

The market changes in an instant. Hesitate for a second,
and you miss an entire wave of gains.

The difference in people’s levels has never come down to luck,
but to th

bitcoin:native
Wonder what happens to those poor shorts (figuratively and literally)

📊 A fascinating clue seems to lie between the U.S. midterm elections and $BTC
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First, let’s look at the market’s rhythm after the past three midterm elections:
🔹2014: It took about 71 days after the election to find a bottom, with the price around $170.
🔹2018: This time, it took only about 39 days to bottom, with the price around $3,200.
🔹2022: The time to bottom shortened further to about 13 days, with the price around $15,500.
Now let’s look at what happened after those bottoms:
🚀 $170 climbed all the way to $20,000, a gain of more than 100x; 🚀 $3,200 rose to $64,000, about 20x; 🚀 $1

$ZRO ‌ is starting to show some life again, and the latest bounce is worth watching.
Trading around $1.88, LayerZero has gained over 8% today and is pushing toward the $1.92 resistance. The recovery looks constructive, but the daily Supertrend at $2.2467 shows the broader trend still needs confirmation.
Key levels:
Support: $1.68, then $1.56
Resistance: $1.92, then $2.00
Major trend reclaim: $2.24
A clean break above $1.92 could open room for another move higher. Holding above $1.68 is important to keep this recovery intact.
Good momentum so far. Now ZRO needs follow-through.
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$XRP bouncing off key FVG support here after sweeping the 16 Sept lows.
Assume dead cat bounce until this starts taking back key terrain.
I'd watch for the lower FVG fill here, potentially down to $1. I'm a serious buyer down there!

On the daily chart, XAU continued its decline and made a new low at 3881. It is currently in a rebound and recovery phase after the sharp drop, while the overall trend remains bearish. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and MACD remains below the zero line. The bearish dominance remains unchanged; this rebound should be viewed only as a weak recovery, not a trend reversal.
After stabilizing at support near the 4-hour low, price rebounded and moved above the middle Bollinger Band. MACD formed a bullish crossover with rising volume, and short-term bullish momentum has improved somewhat. H

After losing it all, there's 200 left. I don't know how you two will feel when you see it tomorrow after taking off

$SPCX I just came across a set of London Metal Exchange closing data: base metals were almost all weaker, with copper plunging $309 in a single day to $14,036 per ton; aluminum fell $50 to $3,044 per ton; zinc slid $102 to $3,790 per ton; lead edged down $22 to $1,884 per ton; nickel fell $209 to $15,347 per ton; tin posted the steepest decline, shedding $2,224 to close at $47,435 per ton; and cobalt was unchanged at $33,525 per ton. Copper fell 2.47%, while $SPCX bucked the trend and rose 1.22%—a clear divergence. Broad weakness in base metals often reflects cooling demand expectations, a mo

SOL 5M: The only asset with both 1D and 4H at 0/20; 1D is -6.93% below EMA20, and the rebound is only 0.715× daily ATR (the weakest of the four assets).
But 5M is completely neutral: 10/20 dead center, EMA slope 0.0, 12 candles with 100% overlap, and 4H at 46.5%, dead center. The structure is the most bearish, but no one is willing to make the first move right now.
Taker ratio 0.319 (the lowest), account ratio 2.644 (retail traders are catching the falling knife), and large traders 0.675 net short—all three point to a decline.
Plan: If a push up to 4H EMA 94.07 fails → short at 93.90, stop-los

$MAGMA MAGMA plunged 20% in 24 hours, dropping straight from 0.4892 to 0.3783. I spent a while watching WhaleAlerts’ alerts amid $24.7M in trading volume: an address starting with 0x7a3f, a whale among the top 20 holders, net transferred 4.2 million MAGMA to exchanges over the past 6 hours, worth about $1.6 million at the current price. Transfers of this size usually aren’t for adding to a position. On-chain transfer counts on Glassnode doubled this morning, but the number of addresses holding over 1 million didn’t increase, suggesting tokens are moving from cold wallets to hot wallets—a class