Tesla Sets Date for Second-Generation Roadster Event On October 14, Tesla announced on X that its Roadster event will be livestreamed at 7:55 p.m. Central Time on the 15th (8:55 a.m. Beijing time on the 16th). The event was originally scheduled for October 1 in Waco, Texas, but was postponed due to weather. Tesla first unveiled the second-generation Roadster concept at a launch event in 2017. It was originally positioned as Tesla’s first supercar developed entirely from the ground up. One of the car’s potential highlights, according to earlier reports, could be a thruster system that Musk has discussed publicly: cold-gas thrusters based on SpaceX technology installed in the car. The vehicle may feature around 10 thrusters in the area usually occupied by the rear seats, using changes in airflow and weight distribution to improve acceleration and cornering. It is worth noting that Tesla has not confirmed that the thruster system will make it into production. Over the past year, Musk has discussed the idea publicly several times, but has not announced technical specifications, pricing, or a delivery timeline for models equipped with the feature.
Huang Renxun recalls his trip to China: Every restaurant he visited treated him like a “spokesperson” Oct. 14 — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recalled his experiences during a visit to China this May on an episode released on Oct. 13 by well-known podcast host Lex Fridman. He said he received a warm welcome on the streets of Beijing, drawing crowds wherever he went. Even the restaurants he visited quickly turned him into a promotional mascot. Speaking about his trip to China, Huang exclaimed: “Oh my gosh, my trip to China was absolute chaos. Did you see what happened? I went to downtown Beijing, and it instantly got incredibly lively—it was complete mayhem.” He then joked that every restaurant he ate at had made him its “spokesperson.” “They were so quick about it. It probably took only half an hour before I was all over the internet, the promotional mascot for every restaurant.” On May 15 this year, while in Beijing, Huang visited places including Nanluoguxiang and sampled local specialties such as old Beijing zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste) and douzhi (fermented mung bean drink). Videos and photos of his visit quickly spread across social media, attracting widespread attention. According to earlier reports, Huang tried zhajiangmian at Fangzhuanchang No. 69 Zhajiangmian restaurant in Beijing and repeatedly praised it as “delicious.” News of his visit drew a rush of customers to the restaurant, which later introduced a special meal inspired by his signature leather jacket look.
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#CPIWatch OIL IS RISING. WILL SEPTEMBER CPI SURPRISE THE MARKET? The Middle East could become one of the most important factors shaping September’s inflation story.
When tensions in the region escalate, I pay close attention to oil. Higher crude prices can increase transportation and production costs, eventually putting pressure on consumer prices. If energy prices remain elevated, headline CPI could come in hotter than markets expect.
But here’s the part I find interesting: the real impact is not just about OIL going up. It’s about how long those higher prices last. 🛢️
A temporary spike may have a limited effect, while a prolonged disruption to energy supplies could make inflation harder to control. That would complicate the Federal Reserve’s decisions and potentially push Treasury yields higher as traders reassess the interest-rate outlook.
My approach? I wouldn’t chase oil’s rally or assume CPI must surprise to the upside. I’d watch energy prices, incoming inflation data, and Treasury yields together before adjusting my positions.
What matters most now: a hotter CPI print or another surge in oil prices?
I couldn’t resist going to see the drama in person. I ended up leaving Tianqing’s livestream on and falling asleep, and a fan caught me and sent me this screenshot.
Everyone showed up at the livestream venue except Sanhe. Although people on the plaza were all making jokes, I actually think those who showed up were truly brave.
Even after finding out afterward that they’d drunk counterfeit liquor, they spoke calmly and confidently on the livestream. They weren’t afraid of people gossiping—instead, they volunteered the details for everyone to chew over. That kind of sincerity and candor is one of the rarest and most valuable qualities in crypto.
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Key focus for the cryptocurrency market on October 14 (Wednesday): Release of U.S. September CPI data
Key focus for the cryptocurrency market on October 14 (Wednesday): Release of U.S. September CPI data The current date is October 12, 2026. BTC is trading in the $83,000–$84,000 range (briefly moving above $84,000 before retreating). September CPI will be released on October 14 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time (8:30 p.m. Beijing Time). This is the most important macro catalyst of the week and the key event influencing the short-term direction of cryptocurrencies. Why CPI matters so much for cryptocurrencies Market expectations: approximately 0.6% month over month and 3.6% year over year (core CPI: approximately 0.2% month over month). If the data comes in below expectations (cooling inflation) → expectations for further Fed rate cuts strengthen → risk assets benefit, and BTC/ETH and other cryptocurrencies could rebound.
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🧧 Tesla’s most powerful supercar debuts tomorrow! The second-generation Roadster is coming—will the SpaceX thruster legend make it into production?
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Tesla Sets Date for Second-Generation Roadster Event On October 14, Tesla announced on X that its Roadster event will be livestreamed at 7:55 p.m. Central Time on the 15th (8:55 a.m. Beijing time on the 16th). The event was originally scheduled for October 1 in Waco, Texas, but was postponed due to weather. Tesla first unveiled the second-generation Roadster concept at a launch event in 2017. It was originally positioned as Tesla’s first supercar developed entirely from the ground up. One of the car’s potential highlights, according to earlier reports, could be a thruster system that Musk has discussed publicly: cold-gas thrusters based on SpaceX technology installed in the car. The vehicle may feature around 10 thrusters in the area usually occupied by the rear seats, using changes in airflow and weight distribution to improve acceleration and cornering. It is worth noting that Tesla has not confirmed that the thruster system will make it into production. Over the past year, Musk has discussed the idea publicly several times, but has not announced technical specifications, pricing, or a delivery timeline for models equipped with the feature.
🧧Jensen Huang marvels at his wild Beijing trip: Everywhere he goes sets the internet abuzz, and he instantly becomes a food ambassador.
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Huang Renxun recalls his trip to China: Every restaurant he visited treated him like a “spokesperson” Oct. 14 — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recalled his experiences during a visit to China this May on an episode released on Oct. 13 by well-known podcast host Lex Fridman. He said he received a warm welcome on the streets of Beijing, drawing crowds wherever he went. Even the restaurants he visited quickly turned him into a promotional mascot. Speaking about his trip to China, Huang exclaimed: “Oh my gosh, my trip to China was absolute chaos. Did you see what happened? I went to downtown Beijing, and it instantly got incredibly lively—it was complete mayhem.” He then joked that every restaurant he ate at had made him its “spokesperson.” “They were so quick about it. It probably took only half an hour before I was all over the internet, the promotional mascot for every restaurant.” On May 15 this year, while in Beijing, Huang visited places including Nanluoguxiang and sampled local specialties such as old Beijing zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste) and douzhi (fermented mung bean drink). Videos and photos of his visit quickly spread across social media, attracting widespread attention. According to earlier reports, Huang tried zhajiangmian at Fangzhuanchang No. 69 Zhajiangmian restaurant in Beijing and repeatedly praised it as “delicious.” News of his visit drew a rush of customers to the restaurant, which later introduced a special meal inspired by his signature leather jacket look.
News on October 12: According to China Youth Network, American entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk was recently asked at an event on an overseas social media platform what he thought of the “Chinese version of Musk” (Ma Yilong). Musk replied: “I’d like to find an opportunity to invite that person to join me onstage.” At the event, the host played Musk a video about the “Chinese version of Musk.” Musk laughed and said, “I hope that person is real. I guess there’s a good chance they aren’t.” Musk added that he does look a little Asian: “There must be someone in China who looks like me, right? After all, there are 1.4 billion people there.” He also said he’d like to invite that person to share the stage with him sometime.