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Big coin: generally refers to a medium baseline.
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Tomorrow night at 21:30: October CPI, the final inflation data before the December rate decision
How important is this report?
October nonfarm payrolls rose by 165,000 and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, pushing the probability of a December rate hike to around 80%. The market now expects the Fed could still raise rates twice more in this cycle, by 25 basis points each time.
ING’s forecast is straightforward: both headline and core CPI could rise 0.3% month over month—enough to make a December hike the most likely outcome.
Unless October CPI comes in significantly below expectations, or the November jobs report on December 4 shows a marked slowdown, the market will likely have fully priced in a 25-basis-point hike by the time of next month’s policy meeting.
CPI doesn’t need to come in scorching hot. As long as monthly inflation holds at 0.3%, a December hike will be all but a sure thing.
On January 9, he emailed all employees to apologize for his affair, saying he had been unfaithful to his wife, took full responsibility, and would work hard to win back her trust.
Nvidia's board immediately issued a statement: it was launching an independent investigation into Jensen Huang and would bring in outside lawyers to look into the matter. But the board added that it had full confidence in Huang and his leadership team. The market reacted first: Nvidia shares fell more than 2% in after-hours trading.
A Nvidia spokesperson said the investigation would not slow the company down, and Huang had committed to continuing to serve as CEO without interruption and lead Nvidia.
A personal apology, a board investigation, a market sell-off, and the company trying to steady the ship. It's a serious matter, but Nvidia wants to frame it as a “personal issue.”
The market cap is at 2.18M now—this is getting interesting. #马斯克明奶 has come up several times!
With this kind of hype, it’s bound to take off! Take a shot and get positioned for the opportunity.
A virtual AI singer: the videos went viral first, then they launched a coin, followed by an AI influencer/Agent platform.
It’s not a case of making promises first and delivering later—the content took off first, with the coin and platform following. The logic checks out, and the story is compelling.
Meanwhile, Musk is still hinting at Claude’s #CLAUDIA AI model. The buzz hasn’t died down, and the conversation keeps gaining momentum.
The market cap is at 2.18M now—this is getting interesting. #马斯克明奶 has come up several times!
With this kind of hype, it’s bound to take off! Take a shot and get positioned for the opportunity.
A virtual AI singer: the videos went viral first, then they launched a coin, followed by an AI influencer/Agent platform.
It’s not a case of making promises first and delivering later—the content took off first, with the coin and platform following. The logic checks out, and the story is compelling.
Meanwhile, Musk is still hinting at Claude’s #CLAUDIA AI model. The buzz hasn’t died down, and the conversation keeps gaining momentum.
From taking turns to moving together. Confidence in ETH hasn’t stabilized, and when a leading ETF amplifies the move, the inflection point arrives.
Yesterday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $411.9 million, marking two consecutive trading days of heavy withdrawals. Ethereum ETFs also saw net outflows of $93.3 million over the same period, their second straight day of outflows.
So far this year, funds have been shifting back and forth between BTC and ETH. This time, they’re flowing out of both at once—the selling pressure has spread from a single asset to the entire spot ETF channel.
ETH is particularly worth watching: $93.3 million isn’t a large absolute figure, but after seeing outflows for eight straight days starting October 8, it didn’t record an inflow of $4.4 million until October 23. Now, those gains are being given back for a second consecutive day. This suggests institutional demand for ETH has yet to stabilize.
Issuers haven’t disclosed the breakdown, but during a similar wave of outflows in June, IBIT saw a single-day outflow of $388.6 million, accounting for about 75% of the total. When a leading product moves, it magnifies the market turning point.
$BTC and $ETH : from taking turns to moving together
U.S.-Iran talks take a dramatic turn, with signs of a breakthrough.
The election changes the landscape, and Trump wants to wrap things up;
Iran puts the nuclear issue on the table, but first lays out seven conditions. Will “studying” turn into “signing”?
In the U.S. midterm elections, Democrats swept both houses of Congress, and Trump entered a lame-duck period. The Iran war, inflation, and the cost of living became central election issues.
Trump acknowledged that the Iran war had affected the election results, but still insisted that military action was necessary. Democrats will now step up investigations and oversight of the Trump administration, and revisit its tariff, healthcare, and war policies.
Diplomats say the U.S. and Iran are nearing a breakthrough toward ending the war. Iran is willing to discuss its nuclear program, which it had long avoided, and is studying a Qatari proposal.
But Iran has set seven conditions: lifting the blockade of its ports, easing sanctions, releasing frozen assets, and more. It says these must be met before talks can continue. Trump says a deal may be within reach, but military operations are ongoing and risks in the Strait of Hormuz remain unresolved.
In late October, Qatar held 12 hours of marathon talks in Tehran. The negotiations then moved to Doha and continued; now Tehran is studying the Qatari proposal.
Earlier talks had stalled over the Strait of Hormuz and the implementation of a ceasefire. Now Iran has put its long-avoided nuclear program on the table, bringing a substantive shift in the balance of leverage. Trump’s call with Qatar’s leader around the same time suggests Doha is becoming an actual channel for negotiations, not just a messenger.
This runs counter to September’s assessment that things looked bleak before the election and might escalate afterward. But with the interim peace deal collapsing in June and Trump declaring in July that the ceasefire was “over,” the current effort looks more like an attempt to limit the damage after the election than a final settlement.
The key thing to watch is this: If nuclear activities are included in the Qatari proposal, the focus of negotiations could shift from military de-escalation in the Strait to nuclear constraints. Whether “studying the proposal” can turn into a written commitment is the next milestone.
Last night, October’s nonfarm payrolls blew past expectations
Employment rose by 165,000, versus expectations of 65,000; the previous two months were revised up by 84,000. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1%.
As soon as the data came out, the market changed its tune: the probability of a December rate hike jumped from around 75% to about 80%.
FedWatch showed just a 22.3% chance of rates remaining unchanged in December, and a 77.7% chance of a 25-basis-point hike. Short-term interest rate futures fell as traders doubled down on bets that rates would rise again in December.
Job growth was broad-based, led by professional and business services and health care.
But one detail is worth noting: the preliminary reading for one-year inflation expectations in November was 4.3%, below expectations of 4.7%. With inflation expectations falling while employment remains so strong, the Fed has more room to shift its policy focus back to inflationary pressures.
Also, the U.S. economy now needs to create only about 40,000 jobs per month to keep pace with growth in the working-age population—down from around 150,000 in 2024. A shrinking labor supply, driven by tighter immigration and more retirements, is the main reason the unemployment rate is low. Economists and Fed officials have consistently maintained that the labor market itself does not pose an inflation risk.
Employment is strong enough to revive rate-hike bets, while low unemployment means the Fed isn’t panicking. Whether rates rise in December or not, this report has tipped the scales a little further toward a hike.
The most frightening thing about this sharp sell-off in U.S. stocks isn’t how far prices have fallen—it’s that there’s “no major news”
The main cause isn’t deteriorating fundamentals, but hedge funds liquidating positions.
The price collapse has exposed positioning and financing structures. It wasn’t triggered by news; leverage simply couldn’t hold up.
Noel Smith, co-chief investment officer at Kai Asset Management, put it bluntly: “A decline of this magnitude in the absence of major market news is extremely rare. This has all the hallmarks of liquidation.”
Bloomberg reported that multi-strategy hedge fund Walleye Capital will scale back its internal long-short equities business. The broader market expectation is that several funds are being wound down entirely, or that “pods”—independent investment teams within multi-strategy funds—are being forced to close out and unwind positions.
The list compiled this morning by financial research community Special Situations was more specific: Axebrook, Walleye, Engineers Gate, Lone Pine, Millennium’s internal pods, Verition pods, and Samlyn—with large redemptions, internal teams being shut down, and PMs being replaced.
In July this year, AI hedge fund Situational Awareness faced a similar episode: its assets shrank by 67%, after which it struck an emergency exit deal with Citadel, selling most of its publicly traded stock holdings at a discount. Jane Street lost about $15 billion on related investments in a single month, and the SEC subsequently questioned banks about the timing of their leveraged financing.
July’s episode involved a single, highly concentrated AI fund blowing up. This time, the list includes Walleye, Lone Pine, internal pods at Millennium and Verition, and Samlyn. Redemptions and margin calls are now bearing down on teams within multi-strategy platforms.
The key detail to watch is the premise: “no major market news.”
Prices have collapsed before a narrative emerged. What’s been exposed isn’t new information, but positioning and financing structures. If pods are forced to cut risk in sync, selling could become self-reinforcing across strategies.
A sharp sell-off without bad news suggests the problem isn’t the news—it’s positioning and leverage. Funds are deleveraging, and the market is footing the bill for them.
Tonight at 9:30 p.m., the U.S. October nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate will be released together. We’re not in for another sharp crash, are we?
The key thing to watch isn’t 65,000—it’s whether the 4.2% unemployment rate gets revised higher.
First, the forecasts: 65,000 new nonfarm jobs and an unemployment rate of 4.2%.
But zooming out, employment momentum has been steadily weakening:
The forecast was 170,000 in January 2025 and 160,000 in February, before falling to 75,000 in August. It was revised down further to 59,000 in March 2026, while the unemployment rate forecast rose from 4.0%–4.1% to 4.2%–4.4%.
The “consensus” of 65,000 is hardly reliable
In their August 2026 outlooks, Vanguard forecast +10,000, while BNP Paribas and ING both forecast +75,000—a gap of more than sevenfold. There’s no real consensus on the direction of the labor market, and relying on a single forecast can easily underestimate the volatility at the moment the data is released.
For crypto, whether the 4.2% unemployment rate gets revised higher will have a more direct impact on the rate-cut path than whether nonfarm payrolls land exactly at 65,000.
Nonfarm payrolls make the headlines; the unemployment rate is where the real insight lies. Don’t focus on just one number tonight.