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$IONQ CEO on August 7:
"As our systems become more powerful, they don't become a lot more expensive."
$IONQ CEO on November 5:
"We have in fact sold out all of our [Superion] 256 capacity in 2027."
$IONQ's strategy isn't to sell several expensive quantum computers, it's to scale system production to capture volume demand.
That's why vertical integration matters.
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🚨WOW: EY reveals 74% of banks and financial institutions prefer using BOTH stablecoins and tokenised bank deposits!
This is HUGE for the future of finance!
Rather than one technology replacing another, multiple forms of digital money are expected to work alongside each other.
A massive opportunity for $XRP, $XLM, $HBAR and $QNT as global finance moves onchain!
$3 hedera-hashgraph:native will happen — here’s how.
Hedera HBAR is currently ~$0.067 with a ~$3B market cap and ~44.3B of 50B circulating. $3 implies a ~$133–150B valuation. That’s aggressive, but not unprecedented in a full risk-on cycle when a network already has real throughput and production use cases.
Network capacity vs. current usage -
Hedera has processed 20M+ transactions in a single month recently and hit daily peaks above 800k. The governed throttle sits at 10,000 TPS for crypto transfers, with production bursts already exceeding that. Most chains talk about scale. Hedera already has the headroom for enterprise-volume settlement and micropayments without redesigning the consensus layer.
Live infrastructure, not pilots -
• Carbon markets: Verra is integrating the Guardian platform; BCarbon has already moved millions of issued credits on-chain. Digital MRV is shortening issuance timelines that used to take up to two years.
• Supply chain: Avery Dennison’s atma.io has tracked tens of billions of products on Hedera.
• Institutional collateral: Lloyds and abrdn completed FX trades using tokenized money-market funds and gilts issued and managed on Hedera via Archax.
• AI agents: Agent Accounts let AI agents execute bounded transactions with programmable limits, approved recipients, and auditability. The tooling is already shipping.
These are not roadmap items. They are operating systems.
Technical setup into a bull cycle -
Price is down ~88% from the 2021 ATH of ~$0.57. Daily RSI has been in the low-30s. In prior cycles, L1s that already had measurable usage and institutional integrations saw 10–50x moves once macro liquidity returned and narrative shifted from “speculation” to “settlement layer.” A move through the $0.09–0.12 zone (prior range highs and Fibonacci retracement areas) would open the path toward the mid-$0.30s and higher. From there, a sustained risk-on environment plus continued volume growth on the live use cases above is what turns $1 into a realistic intermediate target and $3 into a cycle high rather than a meme.
What is already being built -
The pieces for higher sustained volume are in place: digital carbon registries with major standards bodies, production supply-chain tracking at billions of units, institutional collateral workflows, and AI-agent payment primitives. When the next liquidity wave hits, the networks that can absorb real volume without congestion or unpredictable fees are the ones that re-rate. Hedera is one of the few that already demonstrates that capacity in production.
This is obviously speculative. Not financial advice. But the path from $0.067 to $3 is volume + narrative + cycle, not a single announcement or partnership. The volume infrastructure is already running.
$HBAR #Hedera #Crypto #Bitcoin #XRP $XLM #BullMarket
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🚨HUGE: 347 MILLION coconut trees could be brought onto Hedera as they bring one of the world's biggest agricultural industries! !
EcoGuard has launched a @hedera powered carbon platform designed to serve over 3 MILLION coconut farmers in the Philippines. That's how many trees they plan to register through its Philippine carbon project.
The goal is to help farmers earn revenue from verified carbon credits.
$HBAR is finding utility in places most investors never imagined!
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IONQ JUST CRUSHED EARNINGS
IonQ brought in 173.8 million dollars last quarter, up 336%. Wall Street expected about 141 to 145 million. Easy beat.
But almost half of it, 83.5 million, came from SkyWater, the chip foundry IonQ bought this summer. IonQ’s quantum business brought in 90.3 million, up 127%. Still huge, just not 336%.
The number that matters is the backlog: 1.2 billion dollars in work signed but not yet delivered, more than double the 485 million from last quarter.
IonQ also raised its 2026 forecast to 505 to 515 million, up from 450 to 460 million. Its adjusted loss was 29 cents a share, a penny better than expected.
NVIDIA’s first on-premise quantum computer will still be an IonQ Superion 256, and IonQ is in DARPA’s final benchmarking stage.
Is the backlog enough to justify the valuation?
$IONQ $INFQ $QNT
QUANTUM EARNINGS START THURSDAY.
HERE’S EVERYTHING TO KNOW:
$IONQ Nov 5: About $141M in revenue expected. It’s also the first report since DARPA moved IonQ into the final stage of its quantum benchmarking program.
$QNT, Nov 5: $28–32M guided for 2026. Helios just hit near 99.999% logical fidelity. Watch for updates on Sol, its next system, due in 2027.
$IQMX, Nov 5: €42–47M guided, mostly in Q4. Its first 150-qubit system decides whether it gets there.
$PSQL, Nov 6: A business update. It just reached 1,024 atoms, watch how fast it turns them into usable qubits.
$QUBT, Nov 9: About $7.6M expected. Watch its second chip fab, the core of its photonic foundry plan.
$QBTS, Nov 10: About $4.4M expected, with most of 2026’s revenue due in Q4. Its 17-qubit gate-model system is due by year-end.
$RGTI, Nov 10: About $3.7M expected. Its 108-qubit system is chasing 99.5% two-qubit fidelity, up from 99.1% in Q2.
$HQ, Nov 10: Zero revenue last quarter. Watch its Beryllium programming language and the 256-qubit system planned for Dublin.
$XNDU, Nov 11: $1.5M last quarter. It promised engineering guidance later this year, and this report is the likely moment.
$INFQ, Nov 16: About $43M guided for 2026. It already showed 30 entangled logical qubits in September. Watch what comes next, and whether its $100M CHIPS Act deal gets finalized.
Revenue tells you about today. The tech tells you who’s still standing in 2030.
$INFQ $IONQ $QBTS
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He may be 24 now, but we need to talk about Noni Madueke. What we’re seeing right now is the ability we knew he had when he first moved to the Premier League from PSV. Noni was electric in the Netherlands, and now he’s showing that energy in England. Hasn’t put a foot wrong in long over a month now. Stepping up with Bukayo Saka injured. PSV Noni has been awakened. Made the goal today as Arsenal beat Hull 1-0, following on from goals against Slavia Prague and that winner against Forest three weeks ago.
Tapped the badge to remind people what’s up. Noni Madueke. Here’s your flowers. 👏🏽
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JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China successfully deploys 4 satellites into orbit to monitor oceans, track weather, and conduct scientific research.
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Quantum still has plenty of skeptics.
So did electric cars.
The internet.
Reusable rockets.
The list could go on and on.
A year ago IonQ earned $39.9M in a quarter.
Yesterday it reported $173.8M, up 336%.
Management also raised full-year guidance to $505–$515M.
Backlog sits at $1.2B 👀
$IONQ and quantum computing cracking it could very well change how we discover drugs, design materials, and secure every piece of data on the planet.
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BYD just got Abu Dhabi to shut down a desert highway so its electric hypercar could hit 503 km/h, about 313 mph. That made it the first production car in history past 500.
At that speed you cross a football field in about two-thirds of a second, and the car needed a whole highway because its test track in Germany literally ran out of road.
Back in September 2025 at Papenburg, the Yangwang U9 Xtreme came off the banked curve doing around 300, hit 496 on the straight, and started drifting toward the left wall. Marc Basseng had to lift off with more still left in it, and the car sat stuck at 496 for over a year.
Those last few km/h are brutal because of air. Drag goes up with the square of your speed, and the power you need to push through it goes up with the cube, so going from 400 to 500 is only 25% faster but takes roughly twice the power. Up near the top, almost all of the car's 3,000 horsepower is getting burned just to hold its speed against the wind. What's left over for accelerating is a trickle, so the last bit eats a ton of road.
Everybody who's chased this number has run out of road. Bugatti needed the 8.8 km straight at Volkswagen's private Ehra-Lessien track to reach 490 in 2019, and then announced it was done with top speed records. Koenigsegg built the Jesko Absolut for exactly this number, and Christian von Koenigsegg admitted a 3-mile runway would only get it to about 85% of what it can do. No Jesko has officially gone past 500.
So BYD went looking for a road. Stella Li said in July she wanted a 15 km straight in the UAE and would ask the police for one. Last Sunday Abu Dhabi closed 10 km of the E11 out in the desert, Basseng went back out, and the whole run from launch to stop used 9.2 km of highway. It was one direction only, same as Bugatti's record, and the FIA made it official today.
Bugatti spent 14 years getting from 408 to 490 km/h, and the original U9 went from 309 in January 2024 to 503 in less than three years.
speeding up past 300km/h
speeding up past 400km/h
topping 500km/h
scary
congrats team BYD or should I say Yangwang?
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#alwaysbecharging
BYD has done it again $BYDDY
Inside the fastest production car in the world.
This is what 503.17km/h feels like from behind the wheel. Driver Marc Basseng shattered the 500km/h barrier on a public road in the Al Dhafra Region, Abu Dhabi, on 1 November 2026.
Two Guinness World Records. All in one run.
#YANGWANG #U9Xtreme #WorldRecord
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$IONQ Wants to Be the Nvidia of Quantum. Its Latest Numbers Back Up the Swagger.
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