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$AGT Federal Reserve Governor Bowman:
The Fed gradually cut interest rates last year,

then paused, and later resumed rate cuts;

in the coming months, we may address inflation in the same way.#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #英伟达Q3财报将至：能否化解市场疑虑？ #Bitmine2026财年净亏损63亿美元

$PEPE $DOGE $SOL
U.S. President Trump blocked]

Nine members of the Kennedy family icon filed a motion on the 10th in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia icon, seeking to block construction of the “Triumphal Arch icon” proposed by President Trump. They said the structure would obstruct views and cast a shadow over their relatives’ graves.

According to U.S. media reports, the motion states: “President Trump is attempting to illegally build a massive arch that would permanently obstruct and destroy views of the Kennedy family burial grounds and the graves of service members who gave their lives for their country.”

Norman Eisen and Steve Jonas, representing the nine Kennedy family members who filed the motion, said: “The proposed giant arch is an unlawful intrusion on Arlington National Cemetery icon and the fallen service members buried there... Only Congress has the constitutional authority to authorize an undertaking of this scale. Today, members of the Kennedy family have joined forces with the other parties in this case to protect this historic site.”

Kennedy family members buried at Arlington National Cemetery include former U.S. President John F. Kennedy, his wife Jacqueline icon, and several of his brothers.

In February this year, Trump proposed building a giant arch near the Lincoln Memorial to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence. Under the design unveiled by the White House, the arch would be officially named the “U.S. Military Triumphal Arch,” stand about 76 meters tall, and be built between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery. The cost of building the “Triumphal Arch” could reportedly reach $100 million.

The plan has sparked controversy. Opponents say the arch would cause traffic congestion and damage the surrounding historic landscape.

Washington, D.C., and Virginia icon previously filed a lawsuit over the project, seeking a temporary restraining order. On the 5th of this month, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a 14-day temporary restraining order halting construction on the project.#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #Strategy或遭MSCI剔除，面临最高28亿美元卖盘 #Anthropic拒绝延期IPO，本周路演估值几何？ #Anthropic披露逾100亿美元新算力协议

$ARIA $PEPE $NEAR U.S. Senate Republicans held a leadership election that day, and Senator John Thune was reelected. He will continue to serve as Senate Republican leader in the next Congress.
The election comes as Republicans lost their Senate majority in the midterm elections. Some Republican senators had previously called for delaying the leadership election to allow for further discussion of the reasons for the electoral defeat and the path forward. Thune has served as Senate Republican leader since 2024 and became Senate majority leader in 2025. With Democrats winning a Senate majority in the new Congress, he will become Senate minority leader.#FSB敦促土耳其建立稳定币框架 #韩国朝野暂定加密税推迟两年 #CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压

$ARIA $AGT $PEPE After the release of U.S. October CPI data, traders put the probability of a Fed rate hike in December at 100%, with only 12.7% betting on a 50-basis-point hike. Waller said that if core CPI continues to rise by 0.3% or more month over month, a 50-basis-point hike should be considered in December; a 25-basis-point hike alone could damage the Fed’s credibility. Logan believes rates of 3.75%–4% are still accommodative and that at least two more 25-basis-point hikes are needed. Goldman Sachs said tightening could continue into 2027; Jefferies expects another hike could come in the first quarter of 2027, and if energy prices do not fall, action could also be taken in January. The December policy meeting will be held on the 8th and 9th.#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #Strategy或遭MSCI剔除，面临最高28亿美元卖盘 #Anthropic拒绝延期IPO，本周路演估值几何？

$mihao Whoa, what the heck is this Solara chain? It just surged so much. It surged 3190%#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #MIHAO #FSB敦促土耳其建立稳定币框架

$DOGE $PEPE $SHIB 【Trump administration’s soaring stakes spark scrutiny storm? Democrats are ready to investigate!】

According to CNBC, during Trump’s second term, the government has continued taking stakes in private companies, with the number of companies in which it holds shares surging from 14 in January to 41 in November. From a “golden share” in U.S. Steel, to a $400 million stock deal with rare-earths company MP Materials, and then a 10% stake in Intel, its portfolio keeps expanding.

After Democrats win the midterm elections, they are expected to take control of both chambers in January and may step up oversight. Experts say the key questions will be whether these stakes genuinely serve national security or are a backdoor way of favoring political allies. However, existing arrangements may not necessarily be canceled.

Is the government becoming a shareholder as part of a strategic plan—or to funnel benefits to special interests? The show is about to begin.#SEC2026财年执法行动下降24% #FSB敦促土耳其建立稳定币框架 #CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压

#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #Strategy或遭MSCI剔除，面临最高28亿美元卖盘 #Anthropic拒绝延期IPO，本周路演估值几何？ Federal Reserve Governor Waller sends important signal
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller hinted that the Fed plans to raise interest rates in December. In a speech delivered in London, UK, that day, Waller said that U.S. inflation remains far too high and that the Fed should act as soon as possible to bring inflation back down to its 2% target.

Waller said that if the latest U.S. CPI data showed a significant renewed increase in price pressures, the Fed should consider a larger rate hike. He advocated raising the policy rate by 50 basis points at the December meeting to preserve the Fed’s credibility in fighting inflation.

The remarks were viewed as the strongest indication yet from a Fed official of the policy action the central bank may take in December. In response, gold prices fell sharply intraday. As of 8 o’clock, spot gold had at one point dropped by more than 1.5% to around $4,076 per ounce.$BTW $BTR $BTC

$BTC $ETH $PEPE Warsh’s “hands-off” approach is causing the Fed’s decision-making process to spin out of control; October data suggest inflation may be temporary
Wellington-Altus strategy analyst James E. Thorne noted in his latest report that Warsh’s intention in scrapping forward guidance and the dot plot, and allowing officials to freely express their preferences, was not to bring greater discipline—instead, it handed the microphone to hawks. Irresponsible comments from officials are driving market expectations and undermining policy coherence. The central bank must clearly distinguish between fading supply-side shocks and persistent demand pressures, rather than letting the loudest voices dictate decisions. Take October’s CPI, for example: headline inflation rose 0.4% month over month (down from 0.6% the previous month), while core inflation rose 0.3% (unchanged from the prior reading). Trends matter far more than monthly fluctuations. For Fed Governor Waller to float a 50-basis-point rate hike in December solely because the data came in 0.1 percentage point above expectations is clearly reckless.

More important is the composition of inflation. Services account for nearly 90% of core inflation, with housing contributing half of that. Yet owners’ equivalent rent (OER) is essentially an estimate, not an actual payment made by homeowners. Today’s housing shortage is certainly not a “wage-price spiral.” Aggressive rate hikes would instead drive up construction costs and lock homeowners into their existing low-interest mortgages. This so-called “cure” would only make the disease worse.

Meanwhile, the energy shock is materially subsiding. Faced with easing energy prices and falling labor costs, the Fed needs sound judgment, not a reflexive tightening response. Hiking rates aggressively amid strong productivity growth could turn a temporary inflation shock into an unnecessary recession.#黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 #新人宝典：从零了解TradFi #特朗普媒体Q3增持1510枚比特币

#特朗普媒体Q3增持1510枚比特币 #加密市场24小时清算达11.6亿美元 #Strategy上周增持1037枚比特币 The U.S. House of Representatives on the 10th passed a procedural motion to table a resolution seeking to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. On the 9th, Republican Representative Thomas Massie introduced a resolution calling for the House to vote on impeaching Hegseth. The resolution listed eight articles of impeachment, three of which concerned the war with Iran. In a procedural vote held on the 10th, the House voted 211 to 204 to refer the impeachment resolution to committee for consideration, effectively blocking the impeachment proceedings from advancing during the current congressional term. The vote largely broke along party lines, with Massie the only Republican to vote against the motion alongside the Democrats. That morning, Hegseth responded to the impeachment motion at a press conference at the Pentagon, accusing Massie of turning it into “a political circus.” After the procedural vote results were announced, President Donald Trump said on social media that the vote vindicated Hegseth, while accusing Democrats of using impeachment as a political weapon. Hegseth is not the first cabinet member to face impeachment. The most recent was Alejandro Mayorkas, homeland security secretary under the Biden administration. In 2024, the House impeached him over border security, but the Senate subsequently dismissed all the charges without proceeding to a formal trial.$BTC $BTW $ETH

$INIT $ONE $PEPE British media report that U.S. House Speaker Johnson blamed voters for the Republican Party’s crushing midterm election defeat, saying that “voters made the wrong choice” and warning that a Democratic-led Congress would become a “farce” and a “huge tragedy.” In this “blue tsunami,” Democrats won back the House, gaining a net 44 seats, and secured key Senate seats in traditional strongholds such as Texas, Iowa, and Kansas. The elections also produced Texas’s first Latina woman governor and the first Black woman governor. Johnson stressed the Republicans’ record of accomplishments, but refused to criticize Trump. Just as Democrats had an opportunity to impeach Secretary Hegseth, Johnson denounced it as a poor political tactic. Democrats are preparing to investigate; Garcia may lead the Oversight Committee, with Miller a potential target. Blaming voters while touting the party’s record highlights an evasion of responsibility. Democrats have the initiative in impeachment investigations, while Republicans oppose politicized impeachment, threatening to make Congress even more polarized.
.#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #Anthropic拒绝延期IPO，本周路演估值几何？ #英伟达Q3财报将至：能否化解市场疑虑？

$币安人生 $牛来 $龙虾 Is the Fed going to stop and start again? Bowman’s remark is packed with information!

The latest comments from Fed Governor Bowman: Last year, the Fed gradually cut rates, then paused, and later resumed cutting. In the coming months, it may tackle inflation in the same way. In other words, rate cuts won’t be a straight line, but rather a “cut—pause—wait and see—cut again” rhythm. Markets shouldn’t rush to bet on one direction. The Fed is still data-dependent, and until inflation is fully under control, policymakers could hit the brakes at any time.

What does this mean for ordinary people? Mortgage rates, the dollar, gold, and stock market volatility may all continue to seesaw. If you’re waiting for a big rate cut before buying a home or exchanging currency, don’t get your hopes up too much. And if you invest, don’t treat rate cuts as a guaranteed positive—volatility is the norm.

In a nutshell: The Fed is walking a tightrope between inflation and growth, and over the next few months it will probably continue to “cut while keeping an eye on things.” Do you think the next move will be a rate cut or a pause? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇


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$SUI $DOGE $PEPE 🔥Breaking! Sui hardware wallet Suiball won’t ship: operations terminated + refunds! Is a trust crisis hitting hardware wallets?

Suiball, a Sui-native hardware wallet project, has announced that it is shutting down and will refund all users who preordered. The project team said that, following several recent hardware wallet security incidents across the industry, the Sui Foundation considers continued support for the project too risky.

The most heartbreaking part: The hardware product had finished development and entered production, and was originally scheduled to ship to its first supporters. Now the project is shutting down outright.

Refund arrangements:
✅ Around 80% of on-chain preorder orders will automatically receive USDC refunds within the next week, sent to the wallets holding the preorder NFTs;
✅ Users who preordered by credit card must provide a Sui wallet address via the official email to receive their USDC refund;
✅ Once refunds are complete, all personal information provided by users will be permanently deleted, and Suiball will officially close.

Here’s the question: If the product had already entered production, was the Sui Foundation’s risk control timely—or has a trust crisis erupted in the hardware wallet sector? Should preorder customers be relieved they can get a refund, or more worried by the words “security incidents”? Would you still buy a hardware wallet? Pick a side in the comments 👇

#Sui #Suiball #硬件钱包 #USDC #加密安全

$ERA $INIT $ONE 💥A same-day “crackdown”! Funds transferred to MEXC are frozen—can Hu Xiaowei still get his money out?

Binance and OKX both took action on the same day. On November 10, Binance announced that it would reject all transfers to MEXC and temporarily suspend deposits from MEXC pending compliance reviews. OKX moved even sooner, with Star Xu issuing a direct warning: funds transferred directly from MEXC could be frozen, and the related accounts investigated. There is only one reason: FinCEN designated MEXC as a “primary money laundering concern,” accusing it of handling more than $16 billion in funds linked to sanctions violations and cybercrime.

What about Hu Xiaowei? He is the Prince Group’s “number two.” His assets across several jurisdictions—including the U.S., U.K., Singapore, and Hong Kong—have already been frozen, and he himself was arrested in Japan. Whether his money is on MEXC or elsewhere, the chances of getting it out are virtually zero. Exchange risk-control systems and law-enforcement freeze networks have tightened at the same time. Money in this chain gets stuck as soon as it comes in. Want to get it out? No chance. #CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #加密市场24小时清算达11.6亿美元 #Strategy上周增持1037枚比特币

$ONE $INIT $PEPE Musk pours money into the Republican Party—so why does nobody dare touch him? Deutsche Bank sums it up in one sentence
Musk pours money into the Republican Party, so why does nobody dare touch him? This 🚀 Deutsche Bank report spells it out: the company is no longer an ordinary commercial business; it’s infrastructure the Pentagon and NASA can’t do without. Rockets, Starlink, and Starshield are tied to defense interests, and there are no alternative suppliers for the contracts—making it hard for Congress to cut off its lifeline.
Texas wants to regulate rural data centers? 🚀 It plans to deploy 8–10 gigawatts of computing capacity outside Texas by 2027, while launch approvals remain in the hands of the FAA. Even more audacious is the idea of space data centers: if ground-based regulation becomes a hassle, move the servers into space. The target is 500 megawatts by 2029. Of course, the commercial viability is still uncertain; it depends on Starship reusability and domestic solar-power production.
The irony is that regulation meant to rein in the giants could end up clearing the field for them, with scarcity driving prices even higher. 90-day cancellation clauses and vertical integration are both bargaining chips. Put simply, political donations are just the surface; being too big to fail and too hard to replace is the real insurance. Do you think space data centers are just hype, or a real ace up the sleeve?
?#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 #英伟达Q3财报将至：能否化解市场疑虑？

#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #Anthropic拒绝延期IPO，本周路演估值几何？ #黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 U.S. Secretary of State: Iran is demanding compensation for the war, and Trump has made clear that this is impossible; U.S. economic sanctions and the naval blockade have been highly effective, making large-scale military operations in Iran unnecessary

Xinhua News Agency, Paris, November 10 — U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said in Paris, France, on the 10th that U.S. economic sanctions and the naval blockade had been “highly effective,” making large-scale military operations in Iran unnecessary. Speaking to reporters after attending the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting that day, Rubio said the effects of Washington’s economic sanctions on Iran would become increasingly significant. The United States remained open to reaching a “genuine agreement,” but the conditions put forward by Tehran were “absurd.” He also said Iran was demanding compensation for the war, but U.S. President Trump had made clear that this was impossible. Commenting on the latest round of trilateral talks between the United States, Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi, Rubio described the meeting as “very productive” and said the scope of the talks should be broadened to include European participation. Trump said on the 8th that as long as progress was made in U.S.-Iran negotiations, it was “highly unlikely” that the United States would resume large-scale military operations against Iran. He also stressed, however, that U.S. forces stationed in the Middle East were “ready” and did not rule out the possibility of using force again.$PEPE $QI $DOGS

#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压 #黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 #美伊和谈提振市场，美股强势反弹 Tonight's October CPI report will determine whether Warsh raises rates on December 9; markets are pricing in about an 86% chance. Last week's payrolls rose by 165,000 and unemployment was 4.1%, giving hawks more confidence. The last FOMC vote was 10–2, with two officials already supporting a rate hike. Because of last year's government shutdown, this report will not include year-over-year figures; the focus is on core CPI month over month, to two decimal places. Goldman Sachs forecasts 0.16%, below the market's 0.20%; UBS and JPMorgan forecast 0.23%. Goldman says flat airfares, a 2.5% drop in health insurance, and a 1.5% fall in used cars will weigh on the reading, though health insurance does not feed through to PCE. The shutdown also artificially inflated the seasonally adjusted figure by about 5 basis points; stripping that out puts it at about 0.11%. A soft CPI reading may not stop the Fed, as core PCE is still running at 0.20%–0.23%. A soft CPI reading could spur a rally, but Friday's PPI may erase the gains; a strong CPI reading would lock in a rate hike and trigger a steeper selloff. Hawks won't readily change their stance over a 0.16% reading. $BTC
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$PEPE $BTC $ETH U.S. October CPI exceeds expectations, inflation proves sticky again

The U.S. October CPI was released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), not the Federal Reserve, but it is an important reference for the Fed in assessing inflation and setting interest rate policy. The Fed’s official benchmark is the PCE price index. Seasonally adjusted October data showed headline CPI rose 0.4% month over month, versus expectations of 0.3% and a previous reading of 0.6%; core CPI rose 0.3% month over month, versus expectations of 0.2% and a previous reading of 0.3%. Due to last year’s government shutdown, year-over-year figures are not being released this time. September CPI was up 3.7% year over year and 0.6% month over month; core CPI was up 4.1% year over year and 0.3% month over month. This higher-than-expected core CPI shows that services inflation remains stubbornly high. Markets have scaled back expectations for Fed rate cuts, sending the dollar and Treasury yields higher in the short term. With just two weeks until the FOMC meeting, the data will significantly influence policymakers’ views. Going forward, watch for the PCE data, nonfarm payrolls, and the Fed’s remarks on inflation at its rate-setting meeting.#CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #英伟达Q3财报将至：能否化解市场疑虑？ #黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查

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$牛来 $龙虾 $币安人生 Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Not Super-Hawkish; Won’t Raise Interest Rates by 150 or 200 Basis Points
[Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Not Super-Hawkish; Won’t Raise Interest Rates by 150 or 200 Basis Points] Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that a 0.3% month-over-month increase in the U.S. Consumer Price Index in October would indicate that inflation is moving further from its target, requiring more aggressive policy action. I don’t think we’ll see broad productivity gains from artificial intelligence in the short term. Waller said he is not super-hawkish and that they don’t want to seriously damage the economy; they need to reverse at least the three precautionary rate cuts made previously. They won’t raise interest rates by 150 or 200 basis points.
#黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 #美伊和谈提振市场，美股强势反弹 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验