
Macro, Crypto & Al. Teaching CAPL+DR at the 3T Warrior Academy. Creator of @TheXRPinvestor_ app.
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Meta just launched a $35B stock sale to fund its AI buildout.
$22.5B in common shares plus $12.5B in convertible preferred, with a $60B share program planned for 2027. Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom have signaled interest in buying up to $5B.
🚨🚨🚨 Just in: Aviva Investors put a tokenized share class of its £22B Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger.
Aviva seeded it with £50M. It's their second fund on XRPL after the dollar fund in July.
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Key Events This Week:
1. September New Home Sales data - Tuesday
2. October Fed Meeting and Rate Decision - Wednesday
3. Microsoft, $MSFT, and Alphabet, $GOOGL, Report Earnings - Wednesday
4. September PCE Inflation data - Thursday
5. US Q3 2026 GDP Data - Thursday
6. Amazon, $AMZN, and Intel, $INTC, Report Earnings - Thursday
7. ~20% of S&P 500 Companies Report Earnings This Week
Buckle up for one of the busiest weeks of the year.
BREAKING: Bitcoin just fell back below $80,000.
Close to $200M in leveraged positions got wiped in an hour. ETH is under $2,300 and SOL slipped under $100.
This is big: Jack Dorsey's Block just built an AI that learned to talk without ever reading a word.
Dessa was trained only on human conversation. It listens and talks at once, hears emotion, and runs locally on a MacBook Pro M4 Max.
Amazon's cloud is sold out.
Andy Jassy says AWS capacity for 2026 is gone, 2027 is largely sold out, and a good chunk of 2028 is already committed. That's with about $220B in capex this year.
Franklin Templeton just set a date for ETFs that turn stock dividends into Bitcoin.
FBEQ and FIBT start at 95% U.S. stocks, 5% Bitcoin. Every dividend gets reinvested into Bitcoin at the next market open. Effective Oct 27, fees from 0.09%.
Pattern recognition is key, but realism is crucial. Don't get lost in AI hype or distractions. Focus on opportunities, not just what's trending. True value lies in recognizing potential before it's obvious. #CryptoInvesting #SmartInvesting
$636M walked out of spot Bitcoin ETFs on Thursday.
That's the biggest one-day outflow since June 25, led by BlackRock's IBIT ($254M) and Fidelity's FBTC ($218M).
It flips October back to net outflows, even with the week still up $443M.
Gold just hit its lowest level in more than two months.
Futures are down about 2% today to $4,057, and silver is off more than 4% to under $55.
Oil at its highest since May is pushing inflation fears and rate hike bets higher.
Bitcoin is down 3.7% in 24 hours and the whole board is red.
Majors:
BTC -3.7%
ETH -4.5%
XRP -4.5%
SOL -3.5%
BNB -2.4%
DOGE -5.4%
Hit hardest:
ENA -8.9%
ZEC -8.4%
NEAR -7.9%
ONDO -7.8%
AVAX -7.6%
Still green:
BTW +13.3%
M +12.9%
XMR +1.9%
37 of the top 40 coins are red, and $96B of market cap is gone in a day.
🚨🚨🚨 Just in: Arf is partnering with Ripple to bring RLUSD settlement liquidity to the XRP Ledger.
Arf handles about $10 billion a year in settlement volume. Licensed payment companies get short-term working capital in RLUSD, typically repaid in 1 to 5 days.
Been working to sound the alarm. Banks balance sheets are always a good indicator of were we are headed.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund — the largest in the world — said Thursday that its investment portfolio delivered a loss of $30 billion in the third quarter, as rising interest rates dented returns on its bond holdings.
Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages the $2.3 trillion fund, said the accounting return for the period was a loss of 278 billion kroner ($29.7 billion). Around 70% of NBIM’s fixed income portfolio is allocated to government bonds, with the remainder invested in corporate debt.
Read more: cnb.cx/4sgt1Jo
📉📉🩸The S&P 500 is down 0.9% and big tech is dragging it.
Megacaps in the red:
META -6.2%
AMZN -3.6%
AVGO -2.7%
NVDA -2.4%
GOOGL -1.8%
MSFT -1.2%
Chip gear getting hit hardest:
LRCX -8.8%
TER -8.3%
COHR -8.2%
Biggest gainers:
LMT +7.4%
ALLE +6.6%
NDAQ +5.9%
CSX +5.8%
PG +5.5%
334 of 503 stocks aren't in the red, but the giants are heavy enough to pull the index down.
BREAKING: Brent jumped 3% to $112 after Iran said seven tankers were hit or struck mines in the Gulf overnight. That would be the most in one day since the war began in February.
Nasdaq futures are off more than 1.5% on reports the US and Israel have new strike plans for after the midterms.
Just in: IBM beat on Q3 and the stock is up about 4% after hours.
Revenue came in at $17.1 billion vs $16.82 billion expected. Software grew 8% to $7.8 billion, and IBM now sees free cash flow up more than $1 billion this year.




















