I didn’t have much of a sense of what NVIDIA’s quarterly net profit of $59.7 billion really meant until I came across this chart today. It finally hit me.
NVIDIA’s quarterly net profit exceeded the combined total of 12 major companies, including Apple, PepsiCo, Nike, Starbucks, and McDonald’s.
Damn, what else is there to say? All in on AI!

$Jimothy zoomed in (4H)

Happy weekend frens
was stuck in some real life shit but still managed to do some clicks
- got rugged by commons
- didn’t get lucky in blokyz raffle
- got BME in x payouts
- replies and engagement all time low
not impressive at all but I hope all my real friends still remember me and I wish you all are winning

Changed accounts, brothers—daily livestreams are now here.

I’m watching $BTC dominance more than most alt charts right now
Because if BTC.D breaks down properly, the rotation could get violent
ETH first
Then majors
Then the trenches
Altseason rarely announces itself
The liquidity moves first

ETH long limit order at 2418–2399
Stop-loss: 2389
Take-profit: previous high

This little bit of red has me anxious—I keep feeling that tomorrow it’ll come to its senses and kick me out. When I checked the chart right after lunch, funds were quietly flowing in and the buying support was obvious, so I went long with the momentum. I entered at 0.04895 without hesitation. It’s now at 0.0547, up 565.12%—enough for a good meal.

Experts die trying to catch the bottom, while retail traders perish chasing entries; smart people live in the present. Take profits when it’s time—I’ve closed 80% first, moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to breakeven, and left a small positio

This was purely the market being in a bad mood and casually smashing downward, landing right in my arms. Credit goes to the order I set before bed a few days ago. While everyone else was running, I watched the volume and upward momentum, and felt that the rebound was weak, the bull trap flavor was too strong, and the trading volume was pitifully low. So I placed a short at 0.05841. Taking a look today, the current price is 0.05776, and the profit came in at +78.96% directly. No vision, couldn’t hold it—I’ve directly locked in this wave’s profit at +78.96%, and moved the stop loss for the remai

BTC dropped below $77K after Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech pushed September hike odds from 35% to 60%.
The result:
> $488M crypto liquidations
> $360M from longs
> BTC traded from $81.3K to $76.9K
> ETH ETFs still pulled in $102M
> 10th consecutive day of ETH ETF inflows
This looks less like a deterioration in spot demand and more like derivatives repricing the Fed path at violent speed.
We saw a similar setup around Jackson Hole in August 2024: rate expectations moved, leverage got flushed, and crypto repriced before ETF-driven spot demand reasserted itself.
That’s the divergence I’d watc

$ont will be trading at 0.070$ from Here
Best Chart in Market
Easy 30% 🚀🚀

What looks like a scene from a disaster movie has become reality in Nepal.
On August 26, a massive collapse of glacial ice, rock, and debris in the Himalayas near the Nepal-Tibet border triggered catastrophic flash floods. Hundreds have died and thousands remain missing.
Satellites captured the collapse and its aftermath. But in the remote mountains, the disaster moved too fast. The problem was not simply a lack of technology. Observation failed to become prediction, warning, communication, and enough time for people to escape.
As someone who works with technology, this weighs heavily on me.
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Gold at $4,465—would you dare buy the dip?
First, look at the surface: hawkish remarks plus a large bearish candle, with bulls bleeding heavily.
At Jackson Hole on Friday, Fed Chair Warsh said, “Inflation hasn’t fallen enough; we still have work to do.” The market instantly pushed the probability of a September rate hike from 35% to 55-60%. Gold plunged straight down from its 4600+ high, hitting a low of 4445 and breaking below the 200-day moving average (4527) with one long bearish candle. After rising 14-16% in the first three weeks of August, it gave back one-third of the gains in a single

Make Smarter Decisions With Gate Event Contracts
The more I explore Event Contracts, the more I realize that making a prediction is not simply about choosing YES or NO. The real challenge is understanding the event, studying the available information, and deciding whether the current probability makes sense.
Before taking any Event Contract, I think there are a few things worth checking.
First, understand exactly what the contract is asking. What event is being predicted? When will the outcome be decided? What conditions determine whether the contract settles as YES or NO? A small misunderstan

#NVIDIAEarnings
NVIDIA just delivered another quarter that makes one thing very clear: the AI infrastructure cycle is still running at an extraordinary pace.
NVIDIA reported $96.2 billion in revenue for the quarter ended July 26, 2026, up 106% from the same quarter last year and 18% from the previous quarter. Net income reached $59.7 billion, while diluted GAAP EPS came in at $2.46. Gross margin remained at 75%.
But the headline number is not the part I find most interesting.
The real story is Data Center.
NVIDIA generated $89.0 billion from its Data Center business, up 117% year over year an

The sharp rises and falls in gold over the past few days have likely disrupted many people’s rhythm.
The bigger the market move, the easier it is for people to become anxious. Those who made money want to hold on for a little more, those who lost money rush to win it back, and those who missed the move fear missing the next wave. In the end, they often lose not to the market, but to their emotions.
The weekend happens to give the market a chance to pause, and gives us a chance to quiet down as well. Reviewing your trades is fine, but don’t keep dwelling on the outcome of a single trade. Tradin

Halfway through my drink, I suddenly remembered that I forgot to post on X
X friends, cheers 🍻

$BTR The sell wall is a bit scary.

I didn’t expect Sun and his girlfriend Jing Tian to lure out several major figures in the industry.
Cousin CZ spoke first, saying there was no need to escalate things into personal attacks and that everyone should respect one another;
Sun replied, “That’s right. Leave the rest to the courts”;
Then Star came out and sarcastically mocked CZ for being a hypocrite, saying, “You can’t even finish telling your own story, so don’t be in such a hurry to lecture others”;
Finally, Sister Yi wrapped things up by saying that people who love showing off can never truly let go.
The whole scene in Northweste