Last night’s ETH 2035 call reached the target level successfully. The add at 2110 wasn’t filled; I added again at 2075, with a stop-loss at 2090. My core position remains on the original plan (check my updates).
SanDisk: initial position at 1000–1010. Added at 1020–103; stop-loss at 1050 (not filled).
I mainly trade trends over the medium to long term and make T trades in ranges. I don’t chase quick profits!
I won’t post free trade ideas anymore. Thanks to everyone who follows and supports me. Meet the right people and do the right things!
I’ll only post subscriber updates (those who trade ult

Open bidding sounds like it changes how blocks are produced across the entire network, but first, look at the proportions.
At 23:01 Beijing time on November 11, Gravity Block Exchange officially announced its launch on Solana mainnet. GBX is a block production auction market: teams that package transactions bid against each other, and only the winning bid is handed to validators for execution. The official announcement states that around 5% of staked tokens have joined so far, and these validators’ block rewards are 20% to 30% higher than the network average. On the first day, Bifrost and Tita

Is the Fed’s hawkish turn just the beginning? Inflation keeps roaring back, and this is what markets fear most—not rate hikes!

What may really be keeping markets up at night is not a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike, but inflation’s refusal to come down.
U.S. core CPI rose 0.3% month over month in October, holding at that pace for three consecutive months. It may seem like just 0.3%, but if that pace persists, inflation will clearly remain some distance from the Fed’s 2% target.
More importantly, core inflation excludes food and energy prices, helping gauge more fundamental price pressures. Its f

Ava Labs says NYSE tested multiple blockchains for more than a year before picking Avalanche for tokenized stocks.
NYSE's Dennis Lee: its ledger must be "fast, reliable, predictable in cost." "Avalanche meets those requirements."
@avax

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Anthropic IPO: Beyond the AI Hype, Can Real Revenue Justify a $1.4 Trillion Valuation?

The AI industry is entering a new phase, and Anthropic's potential IPO could become one of the most important tests of investor confidence in the entire sector. Until now, much of the valuation discussion around private AI companies has been driven by funding rounds, growth expectations and long-term promises. A public listing changes that equation because investors can examine financial disclosures, operating performance and future obligations more closely.

For me, t

$USELESS I noticed an interesting anomaly on the spot chart. I rarely see this, but when I do, it makes me uneasy... the price was pushed up to 0.16525 at one point today.

St-Polycarp on Scripture: “whoever interprets according to their own perverse inclinations is the firstborn of Satan”
Catholics agree
Some other “Christians” don’t

initia:native is currently trading at 0.1391, down 49.43% over 24H (range: 0.13222–0.395). The 1H trend is weak, with an RSI of 14; the 4H trend is weak, with an RSI of 51. If it breaks above 0.395 decisively, the upside potential can be monitored; if it falls below the 0.13222 support, the short-term structure may weaken. Market volatility is high; for observation purposes only.

First thing this morning, I checked the AI bills of companies across the US ☕
Ramp released its latest AI Index, based on real card transaction data from more than 85k US businesses
Total corporate AI spending in October rose just 1.65% month over month, with OpenAI up 2.1% and Anthropic up just 0.5%
Compared with the double-digit monthly growth seen in the first few months of this year, that’s a clear slowdown 🫠
The most painful part is the concentration: the top 1% of companies account for about 80% of both companies’ revenue
Top companies spend $10,199 per employee per month on AI, while t

$UNI Treat the burn as a whale: it only buys and never sells, averaging 30,000 Uni per day. This is the largest accumulation activity. Patiently hold spot, not contracts, because contracts fluctuate violently.

Sir a second Jensen Huang affair has hit the $NVDA chart

America just approved a type of nuclear reactor construction permit it hadn't issued in nearly 60 years.
And the review took just 18 months.
Guys, that tells you something about where this AI race is heading.
We've spent years obsessing over chips and models. But intelligence at scale requires electricity at scale.
The companies that secure reliable power could end up holding more leverage than the companies building the AI itself.

$XAUT 11.12 Gold outlook

Gold has been hit by the double blow of October CPI coming in above expectations and a slew of hawkish remarks from Fed officials, falling steadily from around 4060 to near 3970, with the daily chart’s midline now acting as resistance

Looking at the charts, the broader trend remains weak. The daily and shorter time frames are moving lower in tandem, and the current structure is bearish, so the priority is to sell rallies

Trading reference: If 4020 or 4045 acts as resistance, look for a move lower, targeting 3925 and then below 3900

If 3965 breaks decisively, consid

From a technical perspective, the price had already fallen sharply yesterday and didn't even have the momentum to rebound by the close, so it definitely won't return there. 0.0047 is currently the main resistance level, and the price continues to fall as planned to 0.0043-0.0041. Yesterday's short-selling plan was quite successful, right?$1000PEPE$1000PEPE

Buying this $NVDA dip is gonna be the easiest trade of my life.

The daily-chart subscription strategy has been nailing the exact tops!!! [The SanDisk position at 960 took a hit, but has also returned to breakeven] Short ETH at 2093, BTC at 74600, SOL at 85, gold near 2074, and Rocket at 149!!! Short Intel at 164!!