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Was Solana's Shanghai office raided? Is that really true???

Global semiconductor revenue in 2026 is approaching $1 trillion

AI demand continues to expand, but power supply, cooling, and grid connectivity issues could determine whether new data centers come online as scheduled.

VRT and Delta Electronics focus on cooling and power supply; ETN and GEV are investing in grid equipment; CEG and VST specialize in long-term power contracts; AMAT, LRCX, and KLAC stand to benefit from semiconductor equipment demand driven by new process technologies and evolving memory architectures.

Delays in grid infrastructure could postpone overall capital spending, and equipment orders and revenue recognition may not see the benefits materialize at the same time $TSM

SK Hynix’s massive golden buying opportunity has bounced off the bottom!

Anyone buy the dip in SK Hynix during the day? $SKHYNIX

Feels like the Korean stock market will bounce off the bottom tomorrow too! It’s been falling for a week, pretty much like back in July. Time for another round of “marking the boat to find the sword.”

Another perpetual futures (Perp) platform has shut down and disappeared: StandX announced its closure.

Looks like a lot of people got involved. They announced today that they’re ceasing operations and won’t be launching a token through a TGE.

Most projects are running off these days because the CEO of pengu ran off—Abstract set a precedent for a lot of projects.

Among perpetual futures (Perp) platforms, only $HYPE is the best! It has the grandest vision and the biggest airdrops!

Middle East supply risks heat up again, oil prices fluctuate at elevated levels

A missile struck Saudi Aramco’s headquarters complex in Dhahran, setting fire to an administrative building and causing localized damage. Reuters, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that the building sustained significant damage; Saudi officials said the fire was limited in scale and caused no casualties. There is not yet enough information to determine whether the incident had a material impact on crude production, exports, or operations.

In the Strait of Hormuz, two Singapore-flagged container ships were hit by unidentified projectiles while transiting the strait, and one of them sank, further increasing shipping risks. Trump said he would decide “soon” whether to take action against Iran, stressing that the midterm elections would not affect his decision-making. Concerns about disruptions to Middle East energy supplies have once again intensified in the market.

Oil prices subsequently climbed. WTI crude settled at $94.14 per barrel on Tuesday, up 0.4%; Brent crude settled at $105.69 per barrel, down 0.9%, with arrangements for Russian diesel supplies providing some buffer for the refined-products market. Both oil benchmarks rose again during Wednesday’s trading.

Among assets, XOM and CVX have direct exposure to rising oil prices; FRO and DHT may benefit from route changes and higher freight rates; while LMT and RTX are in focus due to demand for missile defense. However, all these stocks are affected by multiple factors and should not simply be equated with additional earnings driven by this event.

The key question remains whether the attack will escalate from “facility damage” to “disrupted exports,” and whether shipping through the Strait of Hormuz can return to normal. If the conflict continues to spill over, the risk premium in oil prices may rise further; if Saudi exports remain unaffected and transit through the strait improves, the sentiment premium may recede quickly. $CL

Why did the Korean market and memory stocks crash? $SKHYNIX $SKHY

It was probably a combination of a valuation reset after the AI memory boom in the first half of the year, a mass exodus of foreign investors, the index’s heavy reliance on Samsung and SK Hynix, and weakening global tech sentiment.

1. The core issue in Korea is that Samsung and SK Hynix together make up more than half of the KOSPI. This rally was originally driven by bets on HBM and AI memory. When both stocks plunged, the broader market followed, with selling continuing. Domestic retail investors couldn’t absorb the selling pressure, and there weren’t enough buyers to take the other side, making consecutive steep declines and triggering circuit breakers more likely.

2. Expectations for AI capital spending have been revised downward. Recently, executives at overseas giants such as Broadcom and Intel signaled that financing AI infrastructure is becoming more expensive and that capital spending may slow, potentially delaying GPU and HBM orders. Combined with lowered expectations for shipments of Nvidia’s new GPUs, the market is directly concerned that HBM demand may not be as strong as previously anticipated. Funds have continued to pull out, and support from buybacks has disappeared!

South Korea, the national team is coming in. Don’t be afraid. $SKHYNIX

South Korea has crashed

A huge golden buying opportunity: Samsung and SK Hynix

The chance to buy the dip is here—and so is the chance to get in before the recovery takes off!
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U.S. September CPI came in hotter than expected, throwing the disinflation process off track again

U.S. CPI rose 3.7% year over year and 0.6% month over month in September. Core CPI rose 2.6% year over year and 0.3% month over month, with both headline and core readings above market expectations.

By category, energy remained the main driver. Gasoline prices surged 9.1% month over month in September, accounting for more than half of the increase in headline CPI. The energy index as a whole rose 5.2% month over month, also a marked increase from August. But inflationary pressure was not limited to energy: the monthly increase in housing prices widened to 0.4%, core goods prices also rebounded, and core services prices remained sticky, suggesting that price increases had become more widespread.

After the data were released, market pricing for a Fed rate hike in October rose quickly. CME FedWatch showed the probability of a 25-basis-point hike in October climbing from about 21.6% to about 43.7%, with the probability of rates remaining unchanged falling accordingly. The market has not fully settled on an October hike, however. Most strategists still expect the Fed to hold in October and act in December, with the outlook depending on upcoming retail sales, PPI, and employment data.

U.S. Treasury yields rose in tandem. The 10-year yield briefly climbed above 5.2%, then retreated to around 5.19%–5.20% as stocks fell and funds flowed back into the bond market. The 2-year yield rose more sharply, further flattening the yield curve. The pullback in longer-term yields does not mean the inflation warning has passed; it largely reflects shifts between stocks and bonds, growth expectations, and the pricing of Treasury supply.

At the asset level, with short-term rates staying high, short-term Treasury funds such as BIL and SGOV can still offer attractive returns. Brokerages such as SCHW and IBKR may also benefit from higher interest income on customer cash, though their performance is also affected by trading volumes, credit spreads, and capital-markets activity. High-valuation AI stocks, housing, and small caps continue to face pressure from rising financing costs.

The key risk scenario ahead is the simultaneous combination of sticky prices and weakening demand. If upcoming data show that inflation is not continuing to cool while retail activity and employment begin to weaken significantly, markets will become more concerned about a stagflation-like mix—a scenario that would be harder on risk assets than inflation running high on its own. $BTC $ETH

US asset manager Strive

Last week, it bought 3,311 bitcoins at $84,500 each, worth $276 million. Its total bitcoin purchases are now worth $952 million. In less than two months, it acquired 11,417 bitcoins $BTC at an average purchase price of $82,281.

$BTW Bit King has gone up 140x in 3 months, with a circulating market cap of $6.87 billion

The way they’re pumping it is so familiar, pretty much the same as LAB and the others. They’re probably about to cash out—one last dance. Short, short, short.

It can’t keep going up forever.

$AVGO ’s CEO warns that funding may be AI’s next major bottleneck. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan also singled out capital and financing costs.

The four major cloud providers plan to spend up to around $720 billion on capital expenditures in 2026. Bloomberg reports that banks are preparing about $60 billion in financing to support AI equipment related to Broadcom. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has topped 5%, raising the payback threshold for every data center.

Optical communications and AI hardware stocks are under pressure: LITE and SMTC fell about 10% on Monday, while MRVL dropped 3.4%. The market is starting to ask: Can end-user revenue and cash flow keep pace with the speed of construction?

$MSFT and $GOOGL have the relative advantage of generating their own cash flow; APO and BX have financing opportunities, but also take on credit risk. $CEG’s long-term power supply contracts improve visibility, but customers’ ability to meet their obligations still bears watching.

Put simply, when even the people selling the products are warning about money, it’s worth listening.

ChangXin Memory $CXMT announced a 4F² DRAM architecture using vertical gate-all-around transistors, with the goal of launching DDR5 server RDIMMs by the end of 2026. Compared with the mainstream 6F² design, the theoretical memory-cell area can be reduced by about 30%, but that does not mean the cost of the entire chip will fall directly by 30%.

If supply increases and prices ease, DELL, HPQ, and Lenovo may face less cost pressure; Chinese equipment makers NAURA and AMEC may also benefit from capacity expansion.

The architectural breakthrough is worth watching, but it still has to clear three hurdles: yield, mass production, and customer certification. Intensifying competition in general-purpose DRAM also does not directly imply that HBM4 has lost its advantage. Keep an eye on sample shipments and certification toward year-end, and don't mistake a technical target for large-scale supply ahead of time.

Brent rose 1.8% on Monday to $106.65, while WTI closed at $93.74. Attacks in the Middle East and reports of tanker strikes heightened supply risks; Russia’s commitment to supply diesel and Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire arrangements provided some offset. WTI fell back to around $92 early Tuesday.

High oil prices continue to weigh on U.S. inflation and Fed decisions. XOM, CVX, and OXY are exposed to oil prices; FRO and $STNG may benefit from demand for rerouting, but shipping risks and costs are also rising.

The refining sector warrants a separate look: if Russian diesel supplies increase, product crack spreads could come under pressure. Rising crude prices do not necessarily mean refining profits will improve as well.

Oil prices carry a war premium; consumers’ wallets do not.

This trader has a 100% win rate and total profits of $9.26 million. He’s opened another trade—does he have insider information? Let’s follow along and see.

After the market fell, he opened a 20x long position on 12,000 $ETH (worth $29.88 million). He’s now sitting on $626,000 in unrealized profit.

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Scammer @LucaNetz The most punchable part

Last year, “absctract” in Korea issued the most obnoxious girl-group badge, scammed our money, and gave it to that Luca piece of trash. Embrace the Korean girl group—100% it’s still playing along. The money and the costs are all on us. In the end, all the benefits and dignity are taken by this filthy animal. This is what makes me the angriest.

That bastard Luca took everyone’s funds and enjoyed the benefits, dignity, and resources for himself—swallowing everyone’s money and effort. And then he even pretends to be pitiful, saying the project was losing money, announcing it failed, and raised 11 million won—while the on-chain transaction fees were tens of millions of USD. Where the fuck did the money go?

@pudgypenguins Some of the bad eggs in the Penguin community are still clapping and cheering—this part I don’t understand. Abs, today is @AbstractChain for you; tomorrow will be them. Just watch—Luca will cut you all off, until you have no value left to him.

There are too many evil deeds by Luca—US friends, you must sue him!

This year, that bastard Luca didn’t even dare to go to South Korea or Singapore. Guess why?

So hard to guess! $PENGU go short and die

Those who went bargain-hunting are comfortable now $QNT Going for $500

Banking system tokenized settlement—an on-chain narrative built on traditional financial infrastructure

Behind it all are strong institutions

It drops, so buy—don’t be afraid

Nvidia has launched a new tool—surprisingly, it’s designed to prevent AI agents from running out of control and breaking away from human control

Good stuff—so humans won’t be counterattacked by AI 😂 $NVDA

Nvidia will take over the AI world

At the moment, $QNT shows a strong rebound signal—it can’t possibly fall so easily.

Buying the dip is the most suitable trading move. Never short arbitrarily.

This is the traditional banking narrative: with that much capital, are you afraid it will go to zero? ??

The QNT network has gained support from 25 of the largest banks in the U.S. Some banks have already completed real tokenized deposit transactions through Quant.

All of this is backed by big institutions. Just buy on dips. First, take a look at $500.