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“But who will pray for the devil? The one that needs it most?”
READ THAT AGAIN. Damn. Ahahaha #crypto
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RT now reporting that the public relations head of Apple has been arrested following a child predator sting that was caught on video.
Is Apple becoming Disney? Geesh... A 15-year-old boy!
"WaPo: Laura #Loomer has been taking undisclosed payments from private clients to post political content on X—reportedly $3k–$5k per tweet, with bank records showing >$60k to her and her company King Breaker Media. Trump campaign adviser Alex Bruesewitz confirmed paying her for policy posts.
"Just like we’ve all been saying: she’s not an independent America First voice. She’s a paid operative for big corporate interests—and most likely Israel. The receipts are finally here, and she can’t spin this one away." -@KaceeRAllen #VeteransDay2026
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$QQQ $SPY $SPX $NVDA $SMCI THIS #Traders
"Super Micro $SMCI a major customer, representing 10% of their sales. |
This is the big fish in the smuggling world that committed accounting fraud in 2018 & 2024.
Megaspeed was just a minor player smuggling illegal Nvidia GPUs to China.
$NVDA counts Super Micro $SMCI as a major customer, representing 10% of their sales.
This is the big fish in the smuggling world that committed accounting fraud in 2018 & 2024.
When this story finally breaks it will destroy Nvidia.
Keep in mind while listening to this video, SMCI's CEO Charles Liang has been an "American citizen" for over 30 years...
There were warning signs everywhere for those who looked.
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THIS is the problem with @LauraLoomer-She's being paid to inject insanity around DC-WHY does DC fucking take her shit? Cut her money off (You don't know if ANYTHING she says is true anyway) America can win against a stupid Bitch-
• 3,999 accusations • 1,306 against 274 people • 954 against 190 groups • 732 against 31 governments • 1,007 against unnamed "influencers" and "podcasters"
No surprise people are calling out Laura Loomer over getting paid.
Accusing others of being paid has been a recurring theme in her posts for years. Here are more than 2,000 of them.
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SEKHMET 'a fierce force of ruin and a benevolent protector. Egyptians believed the deity who could inflict a wound or plague was uniquely qualified to heal it'- I'll take it!
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$QQQ $SPY $SPX $NVDA THIS also is happening "revived fears that the Federal Reserve will raise rates or keep them high'. Federal Reserve talking shit-Keep talking.......
Replying to @anndylian
1/ October U.S. CPI rose 0.4% month over month against a 0.3% forecast, and core CPI rose 0.3% against 0.2%. The surprise revived fears that the Federal Reserve will raise rates or keep them high at its December meeting. Higher rates lift yields on cash and government bonds, which makes non-yielding Bitcoin less attractive.
2/ Bitcoin fell 1.89% to $73,601.89 over 24h and broke below $73,000 to a nearly 3-month low. The broader crypto market fell 2.14% over the same period, so the move looked market-linked rather than tied to a Bitcoin-specific announcement. The CPI report gave sellers a clear macro trigger.
3/ Leverage amplified the drop. Over $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated within 24h, and roughly 88% were long positions. About $178 million in crypto longs closed within 1 hour after the CPI release, while BTC liquidations totaled $204.41 million over 24h. Forced selling pushed prices lower and triggered more liquidations.
4/ Institutional demand weakened. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded record net outflows of $1.28 billion in a single week, led largely by BlackRock’s IBIT fund. The available data also shows $201 million in net outflows on November 9. Public companies unloaded roughly $869 million worth of Bitcoin, adding supply pressure when the ETF bid had already faded.
5/ Broader risk assets sold off. A chip-led selloff sent the Nasdaq 100 tumbling 6.4%, and Bitcoin moved with tech-correlated assets. Headlines about stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations and an independent board investigation into Nvidia’s CEO dampened risk appetite. Crypto showed an 83% correlation with the S&P 500 and a 95% correlation with gold, consistent with cross-asset repricing.
6/ Sentiment and positioning are defensive. The Fear and Greed Index sat at 26. The total crypto market cap is $2.45T as the current pivot, and a move back toward $2.52T would suggest the selloff is easing. A break below $2.45T would raise downside risk. The next U.S. equity session and ETF flow reports offer measurable confirmation.
7/ The near-term bias stays cautious. Bitcoin is near its 200-day simple moving average at $73,136, with a recent swing low around $72,689. A hold above $73,136 and a reclaim of $74,000 to $75,000 could support a rebound. A break below $72,689 risks deeper weakness. Watch whether ETF flows turn positive.
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'The message was delivered by Marco Rubio, his secretary of state and national security adviser, shortly before the Nvidia leader, Jensen Huang, joined the presidential trip to Beijing at Mr. Trump’s invitation. It marked at least the second time in seven months that the president had been told of intelligence about Mr. Huang’s involvement with the woman' $NVDA $QQQ $SPY $SPX
Despite Denial, Trump Was Told on Trip to China About Spying on #Nvidia Leader nytimes.com/2026/11/10/us/po…
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Bye $SOFI
BREAKING: SoftBank reports unexpected $7,000,000,000.00 loss following a major writedown on its U.S. data center investments.
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BREAKING: Nvidia reportedly hires elite law firm Wachtell Lipton to investigate Jensen Huang's affair with suspected Chinese spy.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 Nvidia $NVDA and CEO Jensen Huang sued for allegedly defrauding shareholders by hiding ties to a Chinese spy.
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BREAKING: $NVDA has erased its entire 2026 gain and is now down 10% for the year
It's crashed 31% from its October high of $243, wiping out roughly $1.82 trillion in market cap.
Down another 6% today.
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SoftBank signals it may slow its AI spending after a $7 billion loss
SoftBank is weighing a pullback from its aggressive AI investments after swinging to a $7 billion quarterly loss.
“It is only natural that there is some discussion now about waiting and seeing how things play out for a little while,” CFO Yoshimitsu Goto said.




























