Everyone’s talking about AI startup valuations going crazy, but I want to ask one thing first: No matter how fast revenue grows, whose pockets does the money ultimately end up in?
Anthropic’s 14-fold growth this quarter is impressive, but “annualized revenue” is a lot like dollar-cost averaging: what matters is whether it can keep compounding over time, not whether it spikes in a single month. Annualized revenue is often calculated by multiplying the most recent month’s revenue by 12, or extrapolating from the run rate over the past few months. Change the methodology, and the number can look v

The UN Development Programme, which works in ~170 countries, now has its first Internet Computer cloud engine running for one of its country offices.
DFINITY will host a Sovereign Cloud event at Davos in February 2027.
@dfinity

Why can an order book look deep, yet liquidity suddenly disappear when you actually place an order?
In crypto markets, you may sometimes see large buy orders stacked in the order book and assume there is strong support below. But when prices start falling rapidly, those buy orders can quickly disappear, and a market that seemed stable can suddenly become fragile.
Why does this happen?
First, limit orders can be canceled at any time.
The order book shows currently visible limit orders, not completed trades. Traders can modify or cancel orders as market conditions change. So large orders only in

$SOXLB The current price is 102.83. The 1-hour trend looks weak, with the EMA20 at 103.46 acting as resistance, while the 4-hour trend remains strong, with the EMA20 at 97.39 providing support. Price is moving sideways in a narrow range between 1-hour support at 98.96 and resistance at 109.11, while 1-hour trading volume is just 3.2% of its usual daily level.
The current outlook is mixed, with conflicting bullish and bearish signals amid low volume. Holding above 103.46 would strengthen the 1-hour trend, while falling below 98.96 could trigger a 4-hour correction. The key question is: amid thi

What Is Slippage? Why Might the Price You See Before Placing an Order Change by the Time It Executes?
In cryptocurrency trading, you may have encountered this situation: the price you see before placing an order looks ideal, but after the order is filled, the actual execution price is higher than expected, or you sell at a lower price than expected.
This difference between the expected price and the actual execution price is commonly known as slippage.
First, how does slippage occur?
The most common causes include rapid market fluctuations, insufficient order book depth, and an order size that

$SOL is $102 and BNB $755, both up about 1% while Doge and Ton barely twitched. The whole market is a thin slice of watermelon, fren. Which one leads the next leg? NFA.

Google fell nearly 10% after hours.
Even doubling cloud revenue wasn't enough—the market isn't buying it. Weak advertising, plummeting profits, negative cash flow, and AI spending have investors on edge.
The giants are moving from the “making promises” stage to the “show me the numbers” stage. Whoever fails to deliver gets hit first.
If this spills over to A-shares, it's probably the same old story—down with the market, but not up with it. Computing power, optical modules, and related sectors could take a beating at the open today.
Another show to watch today. This could get messy.

I have a feeling
Apple is already dead
One is a touchscreen laptop, the other a foldable phone, and they managed to screw both up
Apple launching these two new products basically signals a long-term top for the company
In other words, a long-term top for U.S. stocks
Thank you, Ternus
Who uses their hand to touch the screen when using a laptop?
😂😂😂

Keep two words in your heart and mind: verification and cost.

The Cursor team's iteration speed is there for all to see; Grok @bot is shipping new features almost every day.
The tradeoff, though, is that Cursor-series products are far less available than the Grok series.
Grok Bot went down again today, and judging by the chart, yellow accounts for maybe half the days.

This Friday, $10.9 billion in BTC options worldwide reach final settlement, with the maximum pain price firmly anchored near $78k. Many people see this figure and start to panic, worrying that market makers will drive prices all the way back to max pain. But they overlook the core logic of options expiry: the period around expiration is often the best window for volatility to pick up and a short-term bottom to form. A closer look at the derivatives ledger makes the dynamics very clear:
Max pain does not mean price must reach it $BTC The $78k max pain price is about 4% below spot. Market maker

For decades, books and movies have warned us about a war between humans and AI.
What once seemed like science fiction is becoming a serious question about our future.
In The Terminator, an AI defense system called Skynet becomes self aware, launches a nuclear attack, and starts a war against humanity.
In The Matrix, machines win the war against humans and use humanity as a resource while keeping people trapped inside a simulated reality. A small human resistance fights to take back control.
In DUNE, The Butlerian Jihad, humanity fights a massive war against intelligent machines that have ensla

LIT | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15-minute, 24-hour: -4.08% | Volume: 37.6M USDT Short rationale: Price is below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 are in bearish alignment; RSI14 is 46.7; MACD histogram is negative; ADX14 is 27.5; volume is 0.68 times the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry price: 2.9546 Stop loss: 3.0822 Take-profit 1: 2.7951 | Take-profit 2: 2.69939 | Take-profit 3: 2.57179 Entry price is for reference only; do not chase the trade. The strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. This is a technical analysis strategy only and does not constitute financial advice. $L

The Fed’s hawkish signals from early this morning are still reverberating, and inflationary pressures have not truly eased. GDP and PCE data are also due out tonight. When market sentiment is highly aligned, that is often when reversals are most likely to occur—a risk that must be kept in mind.
$BT contracts: long borrowing reached 1324.08 BTC, while short borrowing was only 72.88 BTC;
$ET contracts: longs borrowed 16,100 ETH, while shorts borrowed 856.89 ETH;
$SOL contracts: longs borrowed 106,700 SOL, while shorts borrowed 3412.31 SOL.
Leveraged borrowing data shows that longs significant

The levels provided during the morning session included a livestream alert to place a short limit order at 4080; take profits promptly, or hold with a breakeven stop-loss in place

Just tried my luck with @Beezie and pulled this beautiful bird, was hoping for a Pikachu but this is a pretty good start to getting back into Pokémon cards

21Shares, which oversees ~$7.56B across 67 crypto ETPs, holds 576,247,083.68 CRO in seed capital for its planned US Cronos ETF.
The CRO is held by BitGo Bank & Trust, a federally chartered national trust bank.
@CronosNetwork

ETH is currently at $2,360. Which side are you betting on?
Down 5% on the weekly chart and 12% on the monthly, only to bounce 1% intraday—this “handing out candy before slapping you in the face” rhythm is even more exhausting than a steady slide.
But the on-chain picture tells the exact opposite story: 160,000 ETH left exchanges in a single day, while BitMine scooped up another 10,000 ETH, pushing its total holdings past 6 million. ETFs are dumping “paper ETH,” while whales are accumulating “real ETH.” Which signal is more reliable? In the short term, ETF selling pressure is real; in the long