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The next wave of AI capacity doesn’t have to be a mega data center. A modular data center here. A GPU at home there.
Akash connects that supply to buyers, through the open marketplace and Homenode.
Positive sentiment is earned when everyone can get a stake in AI’s future.
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“So your Coldcard was hacked in July?”
“Yes.”
“And Liquid was hacked in September?”
“Yeah.”
“And your Ledger was hacked in October?”
“Yes, Dave.”
“And yesterday the largest crypto exchange in the world had the biggest hack in history?”
“Yes, that’s right.”
“And you’re still buying bitcoin?”
“That is correct, Dave.”
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$AKT community passed the proposal in record time.
Akash moving to Solana is now official.
(There is still a small chance voters can change their decision but unlikely)
mintscan.io/akash/proposals/…
Akash was built on one belief: the cloud should belong to everyone.
The Akash core team believes our next chapter is on Solana, where the DePIN movement thrives.
This is your network, so you decide. Vote on Prop 346: mintscan.io/akash/proposals/…
Why Solana: akash.network/blog/why-we-se…
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Three things I don't love about the current market set up:
1) Hyperscaler credit spreads have broken above their July (Leopold Liquidation) wides (chart below).
2) Index momentum has stalled and entered a consolidation.
3) Financials/Staples ratio falling apart.
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Before: tankers filled Iran’s main oil-loading terminal.
After: no crude tankers in sight.
Kharg Island is now nothing more than a monument to the one thing the Iranian regime can still produce: failure.
The regime’s arrogance and belligerence continue to punish ordinary Iranians. Operation Economic Outcast is cutting off the regime’s oil lifeline, denying it resources to fund terrorism, nuclear procurement, and the lavish lifestyles of the IRGC elite.
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Claims:
1/ Layoffs are still really low, though the streak of "below 200K" is over after a tiny upward revision to last week
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Hyperscaler capex has grown faster than during any earlier investment boom, including the canal mania, the railway boom, the Roaring Twenties, and the dot-com era.
@reuters @soberlook thedailyshot.com/subscribe/
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Ken Griffin calling AI a bubble so he can liquidate Leopold for a second time
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if you aren't paying attention to venice ai, you should be.
- 5 million users
- API Calls are up 400% since July
this is fueling $10.4M/yr burn for base:0xacfe6019ed1a7dc6f7b508c02d1b04ec88cc21bf
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Subsidized APIs hide the cost of intelligence. That bill is coming due.
Chips are scarce. Energy is scarce. Subsidies will shrink. The market reshuffles around whatever delivers intelligence most efficiently.
Akash is where idle GPUs surface. Owners earn. Builders pay less.
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AkashML now averages 26M requests a week, double the 13M it averaged from mid-July to early August.
260M requests in three months, served on Akash GPUs.
As open models close in on the frontier and agents take on more work, demand keeps climbing.
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The next six weeks are Bitcoin's best six weeks of the year.
October: green 10 of 13 years, median +13%. Only 3 red Octobers ever — back-to-back red has never happened. Sitting at -1.5% with two weeks left.
November: green 8 of 12, median +11%. The best month on record. They call it Moonvember.
Two of the three best months, back to back. The calendar is the bull case.
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You can see that the market is moving towards a framework where: AI capex fears / memory glut / AI payoff questions lead to selling of the various favorites (CRWV, ORCL, MU, SNDK) and if that move becomes large enough, bonds start to rally.
This makes sense to me. The US economy is riding high like a one-legged stool with AI capex just about the entire story for the stock market and for GDP. If the financial vibes wobble, the real economy side is going to wobble too.
