170,000 traders liquidated! Cryptocurrencies surge across the board The cryptocurrency market is seeing a fresh rally. On October 13, cryptocurrencies surged across the board, with Bitcoin climbing and briefly breaking above $84,000 per coin, up more than 2.8% at one point.
Data from CoinGlass shows that 170,300 traders were liquidated across the cryptocurrency market in the past 24 hours, with total liquidations amounting to $815 million. Of that total, $689 million came from long positions and $126 million from short positions.
Strategy, the publicly traded company with the largest Bitcoin holdings in the world, disclosed on Monday that it bought more than $21 million worth of Bitcoin last week, bringing its total holdings to around $70 billion. In addition, asset manager Strive recently announced that it had bought 2,000 Bitcoins for $169 million, bringing its total holdings to around $2.4 billion. Cryptocurrency trading platform Robinhood has also joined the ranks of corporate buyers. As companies resume buying crypto assets, Bitcoin's rebound has also boosted expectations of further gains. Despite recent U.S. interest rate hikes and renewed tensions in the Middle East, Bitcoin has remained resilient. Citi recently raised its 12-month price targets for Bitcoin and Ethereum, citing increased activity in the crypto market, a favorable macroeconomic environment, and a recovery in ETF inflows. The bank raised its Bitcoin target from $82,000 to $113,000 and its Ethereum target from $2,240 to $3,028. Analysts point out that Bitcoin's price is influenced by global risk appetite, the U.S. dollar's performance, and expectations for Federal Reserve interest rates. U.S. Treasury yields remain the most important variable: higher interest rates increase the appeal of dollar-denominated instruments and may limit inflows into riskier assets. Changes in energy markets are also a factor. Rising oil prices reinforce inflation risks and increase the likelihood that tight monetary conditions will be maintained, while falling energy prices could boost market interest in cryptocurrencies. Fundamentals remain mixed: although sentiment has improved in some areas, cryptocurrencies are highly sensitive to dollar liquidity, meaning volatility is likely to remain elevated. $BTC
💡 An Analysis of Berkshire Hathaway’s Latest Cash Reserves and U.S. Stock Holdings
Based on the latest official data available to date (October 2026)—the Q2 2026 10-Q and 13F filings, as of June 30, 2026—here is a summary of Berkshire Hathaway’s latest financial results and portfolio highlights: 💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion) * Total: approximately $365.514 billion. * Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
SpaceX proposes major Starship expansion, with up to 456 launches and 912 landings per year
SpaceX plans to significantly increase the number of Starship rocket launches and landings at its Starbase facility in South Texas, expanding its annual flight operations to hundreds of missions.
The U.S. government is currently reviewing the plan. On Tuesday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that it would prepare an environmental impact statement on SpaceX’s proposal and hold public hearings. According to information disclosed by the FAA, SpaceX plans to conduct up to 456 launches and 912 landings per year at its Texas facility. Landings would take place after launch or at the end of a mission, when the Starship spacecraft and its Super Heavy booster would return intact to the base in an upright position for reuse.
Elon Musk has said several times that the company hopes to increase Starship’s launch frequency as much as possible in the future, and has claimed that in less than a decade, Starship will be able to launch more than once an hour. The company recently also announced plans to invest up to $100 billion to build a large launch facility in southern Louisiana to support frequent Starship launches. $SPCX.US
Macro pressures mount as ETFs shed $680M in a week: Bitcoin holds firm at $80K—this pullback may conceal the bull market’s most crucial signal!
The most noteworthy development this week wasn’t simply the price swings, but the contrast between sustained net outflows from ETF channels and Bitcoin’s relative resilience. Spot ETFs have become the main route for institutional inflows and outflows. Last week’s large-scale redemptions—especially the heavy outflows on Wednesday and Thursday—suggest that, amid expectations of high interest rates, a strong dollar, and geopolitical uncertainty, some institutions chose to lock in profits or reduce their risk exposure. Ethereum ETFs saw outflows for longer and in larger amounts, and, combined with a weakening ETH/BTC ratio, this shows that when risk appetite contracts, the market still prefers to “flee to Bitcoin.”
Bitcoin retreats after surging, falling more than 2%; oil hits near one-month high as Middle East tensions fuel risk aversion
BlockBeats reports that on October 13, Bitcoin briefly climbed to $84,254 on Monday before retreating, with losses at one point reaching 2.2%. Uncertainty over the prospect of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, along with attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, heightened concerns about energy supplies. Brent crude rose intraday to $107.25 per barrel, its highest level since September 16, while WTI crude topped $94 per barrel.
The U.S. is set to release September CPI and PPI data this week, and rising oil prices have further heightened market concerns about a resurgence in inflation. Robin Brooks, former chief foreign exchange strategist at Goldman Sachs, believes that oil prices may currently be factoring in too large a risk premium, given that traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has improved.
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.
Annual AI Infrastructure Investment to Average 3.6% of U.S. GDP, with $1.4 Trillion in Debt Risk Hidden Off Balance Sheets
Dongcha Beating AI Brief: According to the latest research from the Brookings Institution, total investment in U.S. AI data center construction is projected to reach $10.3 trillion from 2025 to 2032, with average annual investment accounting for about 3.63% of U.S. GDP—roughly 1.6 times the peak of 19th-century railroad construction and more than three times the boom in internet and fiber-optic construction.
Columbia Business School Professor Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh noted that investment in AI infrastructure is unprecedented in scale. Capital expenditures by tech giants such as Meta and Microsoft have exceeded their operating cash flow, and more projects are turning to leases, joint ventures, special-purpose vehicles, and private credit for financing. As a result, some debt does not appear directly on tech companies’ balance sheets.
It’s so funny, even though… This monkey is one hardcore foodie. It got the honey in its mouth, but its face got stung red as a monkey’s behind. It was determined to get every last bit of sweetness, even if it meant risking it all!
After laughing, though, it got me thinking: isn’t this just like a lot of people? They get carried away when they spot a benefit, ignore all the risks, and only regret it after learning the hard way.
As the old saying goes, chasing small gains can lead to big losses. No matter how sweet the reward, you still have to think about the cost. Give in to a craving for a moment, and you may end up worse off!
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew: AI to drive major scientific breakthroughs within three years
According to CNBC, TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew expects AI to drive major scientific breakthroughs over the next three years and transform numerous industries. Speaking on Monday at DBS Bank’s Asian Insights Conference in Singapore, Chew said: “Over the next two to three years, we will achieve real scientific breakthroughs in physics, biotechnology, chemistry and materials science, and AI will make all of this possible. This is very, very, very likely to happen.”
🚀 The AI bull market marks its fourth anniversary: 123 record highs, $40 trillion in additional capital—how far away is the end of the bull run?
📊 I. The four-year scorecard * Record-breaking gains: The S&P 500 has closed at an all-time high 123 times, gaining nearly 120% in total; the Nasdaq has surged more than 165%.
* Market cap soars: The total market capitalization of U.S. stocks has grown by nearly $40 trillion, with the S&P 500’s total market cap now at $70 trillion.
* Supergiants emerge: Four tech giants—NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, and Google parent Alphabet—have each reached a market cap of $4 trillion. NVIDIA is worth nearly $6 trillion!
💡 II. The AI race and its key drivers
* ChatGPT sparks a paradigm shift: OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November 2022, kicking off a global arms race for AI computing power. (OpenAI’s valuation has already topped $1.4 trillion based on plans for a public listing next year.)
* NVIDIA becomes the bull market’s main engine: Annual new investment in AI worldwide has now topped $1 trillion. Goldman Sachs forecasts that total investment could reach as much as $7 trillion by the end of this decade.
* Tech sector dominance: The S&P 500’s top 10 constituents are now all concentrated in the tech sector, with a combined weighting of about 40% of the index. The semiconductor index (SOX) has nearly quintupled from its 2022 low.
🔍 III. Market structure and outlook
* Valuations gradually shedding excess: The S&P 500’s forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has fallen from above 22 in January this year to around 19.5, indicating that corporate earnings have kept pace with stock price gains and that the bull market is on firmer footing.
* Can the rally broaden? The market’s next key test is whether gains can spread beyond large-cap tech and the AI sector to more industries, improving market breadth.
* Lessons from history: Carson Group notes that every U.S. bull market over the past half-century that lasted four years went on to extend into a fifth year, while the average bull market has lasted about eight years.
📌 Summary: Despite challenges from oil price volatility and macroeconomic policy, leading Wall Street institutions remain optimistic about further market gains in Q4 and next year, supported by solid earnings growth and the long-term buildout of AI infrastructure. It remains difficult to fight the trend, and the investment case driven by technology continues to gather momentum! $SPCX.US
📉 Crypto markets are closely watching the US September CPI inflation data due Wednesday! How will the Fed’s October rate-hike suspense affect BTC?
The US September CPI inflation data due Wednesday will be the “make-or-break” factor in determining whether the Fed raises rates at its October 27–28 policy meeting! After the Fed resumed rate hikes in September, macro liquidity has once again become the dominant factor driving the crypto market.
📌 Key data points to watch:
* Core CPI is expected to rise 0.2% month over month: If the figure meets expectations, the odds of the Fed holding rates steady in October will rise significantly, while bets on a hike will remain low (currently around 18%–20%).
* The warning threshold is 0.3%: If core CPI unexpectedly jumps to 0.3% month over month, rate-hike expectations could flare up instantly, and the Fed may press ahead with further monetary tightening in October!
💡 How this could affect crypto assets (BTC / ETH / BNB): 1️⃣ Macro liquidity and borrowing costs (bearish pressure) * If CPI comes in significantly above expectations, markets will become even more convinced that the Fed will deliver “three rate hikes in total.” Rising US Treasury yields and a stronger US Dollar Index (DXY) would directly squeeze funds from highly leveraged positions and risk assets, dampening risk appetite for BTC.
2️⃣ Sharp short-term volatility and liquidation risk (market speculation) * At the moment Wednesday’s data is released: Even a deviation of just 0.1% from expectations could trigger sharp moves in both directions in the derivatives market, with highly leveraged positions getting “wicked.” * Hot CPI: BTC could face short-term pressure to test key support levels below, such as the $82,500–$80,000 range. * Soft CPI: Expectations of a rate pause would be reinforced, easing liquidity-tightening pressure and potentially opening a window for a rebound across the crypto market.
3️⃣ The longer-term tug-of-war between “inflation hedges” and “risk assets” * Although BTC has the “digital gold” attribute of a fixed supply of 21 million coins, during a clear Fed tightening cycle, markets often treat it more as a “high-beta risk asset.” Until interest rates have definitively peaked and turned lower, the crypto market is likely to remain a zero-sum game, with too little new capital flowing in.
📍 Trading reminder: Ahead of Wednesday’s data release (8:30 a.m. ET / 8:30 p.m. Beijing time), consider limiting leverage on derivatives positions to avoid short-term volatility.
🚀 Major Morgan Stanley report: SpaceX price target raised to $300! Could Starship’s 15th test flight usher in a new era of AI computing power and commerce?
Morgan Stanley chief analyst Adam Jonas has published a new research report, reiterating an “Overweight” rating on SpaceX (SPCX) and setting a price target of $300—84% upside from the current share price of $163.42!
📌 Key takeaways:
1️⃣ Starship’s 15th test flight is imminent: Tentatively scheduled for November 8, it may attempt to catch the returning Starship using “chopstick” arms. The 16th test flight could take place as early as December 10.
2️⃣ Starlink V3 deployment is accelerating significantly: A single Starship can carry up to 60 Starlink V3 satellites, each with 10 times the downlink capacity of a V2 Mini satellite! Full reusability will dramatically reduce launch costs.
3️⃣ The valuation upside lies in AI and orbital computing power: Of Morgan Stanley’s $300 price target, enterprise AI contributes $165 per share, while the connectivity business contributes $118. Starship’s greatest financial value may not come from launches alone, but from serving as a carrier for “orbital computing and AI infrastructure”!
💡 Morgan Stanley’s sum-of-the-parts valuation breakdown ($300 price target):
* 🤖 Enterprise AI business: $165 / share
* 📡 Connectivity business (Starlink): $118 / share
* 🚀 External commercial launches: $8 / share
* 🌐 X platform and consumer AI: $8 / share
The market currently values SpaceX’s AI business at only about $33 per share.
If its cloud infrastructure and orbital computing strategies are successfully realized, they could unlock a massive revaluation.
⚠️ Potential risks and technical challenges:
Engine failures remain a serious near-term challenge (multiple engine issues have occurred during test flights with the V3 configuration). Delays in hardware reuse could limit the launch cadence in 2027.
👇 Join the discussion: Do you believe in the commercial potential of combining SpaceX’s space technology with orbital AI computing power? Would you add SpaceX stock to your portfolio? Share your thoughts in the comments!
🔥 The world’s largest asset manager is changing course! BlackRock ends its six-year underweight position in US Treasuries. Are US stocks and the AI sector in for a shake-up? What impact will this have on the crypto market?
📌 Key portfolio shifts: 1️⃣ Short-term US Treasuries ➔ Upgraded to Overweight 2️⃣ Long-term US Treasuries ➔ Upgraded from Underweight to Neutral 3️⃣ US stocks / MBS ➔ Downgraded from Overweight to Neutral
💡 What’s the underlying logic behind BlackRock’s move?
Reducing US stocks ≠ bearish on AI: The downgrade to US stocks is only intended to avoid short-term volatility in AI infrastructure. BlackRock remains bullish on AI and infrastructure over the long term, while waiting for a better “golden entry point.”
BlackRock, the giant asset manager, has significantly increased its allocation to short-term Treasuries and downgraded US stocks to Neutral. This sharp shift in a key macroeconomic bellwether is shaping the crypto market’s direction in three important ways:
📌 1. Short-term headwinds: The “magnet effect” of risk-free rates Tight liquidity: The 10-year US Treasury yield has broken above 5.2%. Risk-free returns of 5%+ are a powerful draw for institutional capital, making investors more likely to stay on the sidelines in the near term. Spillover volatility in the AI sector: BlackRock is steering clear of short-term volatility in AI infrastructure. If US tech stocks come under pressure, that could spill over to crypto AI tokens such as NEAR, FET, and RENDER.
📌 2. Medium-term tailwinds: A boom in on-chain RWAs and tokenized US Treasuries RWA sector in the spotlight: As the driving force behind the tokenized fund BUIDL, BlackRock’s bullish view on short-term Treasuries could further strengthen the yield advantage of on-chain US Treasury RWAs. DeFi offers a stable base yield: DeFi protocols and stablecoin issuers will accelerate the adoption of US Treasury yield products, allowing investors to earn a steady 5%+ yield on-chain without leaving crypto.
📌 3. Long-term outlook: The end of tightening takes shape, setting the stage for a liquidity turning point Rate-hike expectations reset: BlackRock believes the market’s expectations for rate hikes have gone “too far.” Once rate-cut expectations are priced in again, falling risk-free rates could release a huge amount of capital back into higher-yielding risk assets such as BTC and ETH. The long-term AI thesis remains intact: Institutions are only managing short-term risk. The long-term investment case for the AI sector remains strong, with another opportunity to build positions after a pullback.
💡 Strategy summary: In the short term, guard against liquidity being drained from risk assets. In the medium term, watch the RWA sector and the repricing of DeFi yields. Over the long term, stick to a disciplined strategy of accumulating leading assets (BTC/ETH/BNB) on dips. #USShortTermTreasuries
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🔥 Nvidia’s “pick-and-shovel” pivot! In talks to acquire “America’s DeepSeek,” Reflection AI
Nvidia is in talks with open-source AI startup Reflection AI about an acquisition or a deeper investment. A key asset in the U.S. open-source AI sector, Reflection AI is now valued at as much as $25 billion.
📌 Key points and deal details:
Flexible deal structure to avoid regulatory scrutiny: To avoid a lengthy antitrust review, Nvidia is considering an “acqui-hire” (hiring the core team and licensing its technology), or deepening the partnership through additional equity investment and computing power.
Strengthening its ecosystem and accelerating its expansion: After acquiring Hugging Face for $13 billion and forming a close partnership with Groq in a deal worth around $20 billion, Nvidia is stepping up its bets on the open-weight model ecosystem in an effort to address gaps in its foundation-model offerings.
A closed loop spanning AI hardware and infrastructure: Reflection AI’s recently released Beam model offers significant cost advantages, and the company has secured multi-billion-dollar computing-power partnerships with U.S. government agencies and cloud-computing giants including SpaceX and Nebius.
💡 Analysis: > Nvidia is transforming from a mere “pick-and-shovel seller” of GPU chips into a dominant player that controls the upper-layer model ecosystem and the gateways to developer traffic. This deep “compute + models” loop not only reinforces its position among leading U.S. tech companies, but also provides further momentum for the long-term growth narrative around AI and Web3 decentralized computing.
Warren Buffett’s rational rules for investing: Emotions are the greatest enemy. He repeatedly emphasizes that investment success doesn’t depend on exceptionally high intelligence, but on having the right framework of knowledge and the ability to keep it from being corrupted by emotions. A classic statement is: “You don’t need a stratospheric IQ, extraordinary business insight, or inside information to invest successfully over a lifetime. What you need is a sound framework for making decisions and the ability to keep emotions from corroding that framework. You must provide your own emotional discipline.” At Berkshire’s annual meeting, he has also stated plainly that when making investment or business decisions, you should leave your emotions at the door. It’s fine to have emotions in life, but in investing, emotions are the enemy. Core principles in practice 1. Treat the market as an “emotional partner” (Mr. Market) A concept inherited from Benjamin Graham: The market quotes prices every day, sometimes in extreme optimism and sometimes in extreme pessimism. Rational investors should take advantage of its emotions rather than let themselves be led by them. Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful. 2. Temperament matters more than intelligence Buffett says that someone with an IQ of 150 would be better off selling 30 points to someone else, because investing doesn’t require genius. What you need is the ability to think independently, be patient and disciplined, and neither follow the crowd nor deliberately go against it. People with high IQs but poor emotional control often perform worse in the market. 3. Circle of competence + margin of safety + long-term holding • Invest only in businesses you truly understand. • Buy at a price significantly below intrinsic value (a margin of safety). • Once you’ve bought a high-quality business, hold it for as long as possible and let compounding work. Short-term share-price fluctuations are just noise; what truly matters is a company’s long-term business performance. 4. The first and second rules are not to lose money “Rule No. 1: Never lose money. Rule No. 2: Never forget Rule No. 1.” Essentially, this means minimizing the risk of permanent capital loss when making decisions, rather than chasing short-term windfalls. These principles have been repeatedly validated in bull markets, bear markets, tech bubbles, and financial crises. Markets change, but human nature—fear and greed—hardly does. That’s why a rational framework is the real moat that helps you weather market cycles. Buffett’s “rational rules for investing” remain one of the most reliable guides for ordinary people to combat market noise and build long-term wealth. $SPCX.US
🚨 U.S. Treasury yields hit a 25-year high! How will this affect your crypto assets and U.S. stocks on Binance?
The U.S. Treasury market has been highly volatile recently, with the 10-year Treasury yield climbing to 5.36%, its highest level in nearly 25 years. Rising inflation, a strong economy, and surging global sovereign debt (with global debt exceeding $365 trillion) are redefining how assets are priced in global financial markets.
💡 Four key market insights
* The AI funding boom is pushing interest rates higher
* S&P expects AI capital expenditure to reach $1.3 trillion next year.
* Morgan Stanley forecasts that companies will add around $570 billion in AI-related debt this year alone.
* The pressure from massive debt issuance continues to push bond yields higher, and spreads on CCC-rated high-yield bonds have begun to widen.
* A divided stock market: Tech giants are “immune,” but market breadth is deteriorating
* Although the S&P 500 has remained resilient year to date (partly thanks to three consecutive quarters of year-over-year earnings growth of 25%+), the market is becoming increasingly divided.
* The share of NYSE-listed stocks trading above their 200-day moving average has fallen from 64% to below 50%, showing that higher funding costs are beginning to weigh on sectors outside tech.
* Fixed-income assets are entering the “goldilocks zone”
* Institutional investors generally favor short-duration bonds with maturities of 1–5 years and floating-rate instruments, locking in target returns without taking on excessive interest-rate risk.
* Tax-loss harvesting—selling fixed-income holdings at a loss to offset capital gains from stocks—is becoming a new way for high-net-worth investors to improve after-tax returns.
* Keep a close eye on three signals: downward revisions to corporate earnings expectations, sharp jumps in credit spreads, and extreme volatility in foreign exchange markets.
* If the market begins to question the ROI (return on investment) of AI capital expenditure, disruptions to the debt-financing chain could become the biggest macroeconomic tail risk.
📌 Summary: The market is undergoing a profound shift from “zero/negative interest rates” to “higher/normal rates for longer.” While high yields are raising the cost of capital, they are also creating new portfolio rebalancing opportunities for developers and investors holding cash and low-risk assets. $SPCX.US
This article focuses on two key catalysts driving trends in the space and telecommunications markets: Key Takeaways
1. SpaceX’s Two Catalysts:
Wall Street’s Endorsement: Barclays initiated coverage of SpaceX with an “Overweight” rating and a $254 price target, citing its dominance in launch services. This brings the share of Wall Street analysts rating SpaceX “Buy” to 76% (well above the S&P 500 average of 55%–60%), with a consensus price target of about $227.
Strategic Telecommunications Expansion: SpaceX’s acquisition of low-band spectrum will allow it to combine terrestrial mobile network coverage—including indoor penetration—with its orbital satellite broadband network, Starlink.
2. Impact on the Broader Market and Industry: Traditional Telecom Giants Under Pressure: Shares of major carriers (AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile) fell 6%–7% in premarket trading amid concerns about direct competition in mobile wireless services.
Tower Infrastructure Benefits: Shares of communications tower operators (American Tower and Crown Castle) surged 6%–7%, as SpaceX’s plans rely on terrestrial tower infrastructure to complement its satellite network. $SPCX.US Starlink’s Growth Momentum: Starlink ended the third quarter with approximately 12 million users.
On Thursday, SpaceX announced it has reached an agreement to acquire a portfolio of 800MHz low-band spectrum assets nationwide (up to 14MHz of bandwidth) held by digital infrastructure investment company Grain Management, further paving the way for Starlink to become the United States’ leading mobile operator. In response to the news, SpaceX rose about 2.5% after the close, while traditional telecom giants AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile all collectively plunged more than 7% after the close.
💡 Key Advantages and Shifts in the Industry Landscape:
Technically Fill the Gaps: Starlink’s existing 2GHz mid-band provides large capacity and high bandwidth, while the newly acquired low-frequency spectrum will significantly improve signal penetration and indoor coverage. Combined with satellite high-band capacity, Starlink can reduce its reliance on traditional terrestrial cell towers.
Direct Competition with the Traditional Titans: D2D (device-to-device) communications are evolving from providing supplemental service for blind spots in remote areas into a commercial competitive offering that can potentially fully replace terrestrial cellular networks. Previously, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon had formed satellite communication joint ventures (with SpaceX not involved). SpaceX’s move signals that it is accelerating an independent build-out, freeing itself from dependence on traditional carriers.
Policy Tailwinds Compound: The FCC is set to vote on multiple proposals in October. It plans to auction and open more spectrum supporting satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services, and industry players such as SpaceX and Amazon are expected to continue benefiting.
As SpaceX’s core profitable business following its record-breaking IPO in June this year with a valuation of over $2 trillion, Starlink is reshaping the global and U.S. communications market. —————————————————————————We continue to invest in SPCX, MU, SOXL, AMZN, NVDA, and GOOG on the Binance exchange $SPCX.US $NVDA.US $GOOG.US
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