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$188.42M

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$64.42M

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349.88M

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$86.23M

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#	Exchange	Pairs	Price	+2%Depth	-2%Depth	Volume (24h)
1	CoinEx	IPUSDT	0.3047	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	0
2	OKX	IPUSDC	0.3085	$493.26	$501.05	17,165
3	Bitget	IPUSDT	0.30049	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	52,423
4	MEXC Global	IPUSDC	0.3187	$493.26	$501.05	53,702
5	KuCoin	IPUSDT	0.29809	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	91,482
6	MEXC Global	IPUSDT	0.3191	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	159,572
7	BingX	IPUSDT	0.3002	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	161,924
8	WhiteBIT	IPUSDT	0.296	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	673,491
9	gate.io	IPUSDT	0.301	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	707,156
10	Hotbit	IPUSDT	0.2938	$8,107.51	$7,227.25	1,047,745

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An Xiaoqi

08-03 14:57

Five major earnings reports this week will directly determine the short-term direction of tech stocks. This week's earnings reports are at a crucial juncture, with five key companies determining the sentiment and trends of the three main themes: AI, storage, and pharmaceuticals. Pay close attention to these key inflection point signals: 1. AMD | August 5th After-Market Update (AI Computing Power Trend) Core verification of the true prosperity of second-tier AI computing power. Focus on the revenue share of MI350/400, gross margin, and new product mass production progress, which directly determine the strength and tier rotation of the AI computing power sector. 2. Western Digital (SanDisk) | August 6th After-Market Update (Storage Cycle Inflection Point) The storage sector's "cycle judgment." Closely monitor NAND spot prices, enterprise-grade SSD order growth, and Q2 earnings guidance. Upward guidance = storage reversal confirmed; below expectations = continued bottoming out. 3. SpaceX | August 4th After-Market Update (Nasdaq Liquidity Bomb) First official earnings report since listing, coupled with a massive unlocking of shares worth hundreds of billions on August 6th. Key focus: Starlink revenue growth and Starship commercialization progress. This week's biggest source of Nasdaq volatility, with extremely strong liquidity shocks. 4. Palantir | August 3rd After-Hours (A Litmus Test for AI Applications) Verification of the real prosperity of AI software applications. The core focus is on the commercialization of AI IP and the growth rate of government and enterprise orders. Whether performance matches high valuations directly affects the premium logic of AI applications. 5. Eli Lilly + Novo Nordisk | August 6th (Setting the Tone for the Pharmaceutical Sector) Core report on the GLP-1 weight-loss drug sector. Closely monitor new product pipelines, revenue growth, and full-year guidance, which will determine the overall valuation and profitability of the pharmaceutical sector. This Week's Ultimate Macroeconomic Event (Priority Above All Earnings Reports) August 7th: July Non-Farm Payroll Data. Directly influences the Fed's September rate hike expectations, making it the biggest macroeconomic variable in the market this week, determining the overall trend of the Nasdaq and tech stocks.

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Niner 🍡九儿🔶

08-02 22:55

On the BSC chain, there's a "space dog war" going on, with different developers each sending out one. Are they really that impressed by this IP? While the stock-based pooling and dividend model is indeed viable, it's also possible to use coins as pools for dividends. We'll see if this model can be sustained. Interestingly, $MAME is also a tax-based coin with dividends, and a bunch of people are mocking it, saying it's outdated and still using tax-based coins. Now, anything with taxes is considered innovative, which is great. $Koma is determined to go against me. Every time I mention it, it crashes. Now everyone's suing me, saying I caused the crash. I'm upset too; my account has been halved, and I even opened a long position. The trend was good, I don't know why it crashed now. Actually, if it had gone up, the big players would have profited more. Now I've noticed many big players are testing the waters. This time I really don't dare say anything. I'll secretly open a small position and wait until I close it before speaking out, otherwise I'll become the one being sued. It's rare to find market opportunities in a bear market. Just seize the opportunity to make a small profit.

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Volcano Bro 🕊️

08-02 19:39

At the beginning of the year, everyone was touting the storage trio's dominance, only to be slapped in the face in July. MU, SKHY, and SMSN—out of stock, price increases, HBM—the hardest-hit narrative of AI was all there. And the result? MU retreated 29% from its high, SKHY dropped 35%, and SMSN couldn't hold on either, retreating 21%. The strangest thing is that all three are stuck here, grinding sideways. I actually think this is the last vestige of dignity for storage. If they can stabilize, it means it's just a shakeout of the bubble and leverage. If they can't stabilize, forget about the spring story. This isn't a correction; it's a direct winter—those who know, know…

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Niner 🍡九儿🔶

08-02 17:53

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Araki from the Crypto World | 🪵

08-02 13:46

Trump's suspension of a new round of military strikes against Iran has provided temporary relief to the market. As long as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz ease, oil prices and inflation expectations have a chance to cool, and the external pressure on US stocks, semiconductors, and Bitcoin will be less. However, I believe that geopolitical risks are only temporarily loosening their grip on the market. Next week, the real determinant of whether funds will return to stocks will be whether companies can produce decent data. Therefore, next week I'm more interested in seeing the earnings reports from SpaceX and AMD after the market closes on August 4th, rather than how much Bitcoin fluctuated over the weekend. I hold $SPCX and also have semiconductor positions. SpaceX needs to prove that Starlink can support its revenue and cash flow, and AMD needs to prove that the demand for AI servers has truly translated into orders. I don't think Wall Street is pessimistic about AI; they're just unwilling to endlessly pay for empty promises. SpaceX's rocket story is big enough, but after its IPO, we need to look at its capital expenditures and profitability. AMD's growth cannot rely solely on industry expectations; AI chip shipments, data center revenue, and guidance for the next quarter are key. Now the market is scrutinizing the accounts; how much was spent and how much was ultimately earned must be clearly explained. If the US-Iran tensions continue to de-escalate, and SpaceX and AMD both provide strong growth and stable guidance, recent market concerns about a slowdown in AI hardware demand may ease, and semiconductors, memory, and Bitcoin could potentially recover. However, if geopolitical tensions resurface, or if the two companies provide weak guidance, the market will likely continue to compress AI valuations. These are the two key themes to watch next week.

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andrew chen

08-02 13:17

We're now moving away from testing LLMs by things like "creating an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle." To get a more comprehensive understanding, I was curious what Opus 5 would do if I gave it the first paragraph of text from *The Lord of the Rings*, a budget of 1 million tokens (about $10), and asked it to render three JavaScript versions. Opus ran for about two hours, writing 5,500 lines of code (procedurally) to render the story. It was a bit rough, but interesting. It's truly incredible that an LLM could actually manage to place and coordinate various polygon assets in (x, y, z) coordinates, write code to animate them, and ultimately accomplish all that. I also love these kinds of examples because a normal person simply wouldn't spend the time writing such custom code, but LLM (game developers) have endless energy and patience, so it shows how our thinking has shifted from "nobody would do this" to "of course, it's free anyway." There are probably many more examples like this. But I'm excited to create highly customized worlds where you can imagine placing players, for example, letting them participate in the Lord of the Rings story as NPCs or characters, and so on. Like a timed version of Grand Theft Auto X that you can experience anytime. Finally, the world/game domain exposed a weakness of LLM: they can't easily review their own work because they can't efficiently natively perceive videos or play games within videos. For example, Opus 5 had to very slowly and laboriously take screenshots at different points in time, resulting in several errors and many flaws in the footage. This is an example of a rudimentary capability (multi-mode, gameplay) that I think is still quite lacking.

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Abu Talks Crypto

08-02 09:17

I recently saw a mind-blowing news story that sent chills down my spine! Billions of dollars worth of fake gold were discovered on the market. Countless ordinary people's heavily invested gold bars were all counterfeit! What's the scariest part? The certificates are real, the packaging is real, the stamps are real—only the gold itself is fake! Ordinary people simply can't tell the difference! Only years later, when they take it for re-inspection and to liquidate it, do they discover that their life savings have vanished overnight. The biggest fatal flaw of physical gold: It's controllable by humans, can be manipulated behind closed doors, counterfeiting is rampant, and ordinary people can't verify it in real time. After reading this, I finally understand why Bitcoin has become so popular worldwide! Because Bitcoin has an ultimate advantage that no other physical asset possesses: It undergoes automatic auditing across the entire network every 10 minutes! Hundreds of millions of nodes worldwide reconcile accounts simultaneously, ensuring openness, transparency, and immutability. No individual, institution, or team can secretly counterfeit, adulterate, or falsify accounts. Gold: Can be adulterated with tungsten and copper; the entire process can be faked to deceive ordinary people. Bitcoin: Open-source code, real-time auditing, complete transparency, and impossible to counterfeit. This is the cruelest truth of our time: Traditional physical assets are guaranteed by human nature. Digital assets are guaranteed by mathematics and code. Human nature is prone to greed, deception, and fraud. Mathematics never lies.

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Diving Observer 🇨🇳

08-01 23:07

I bought $ASTEROID from bnbchain at a very high price (market capitalization of $670,000), and it seems to have immediately surged to $1.6 million. My reasons for buying are as follows: 1. The one from this morning has been identified as a scam, but its popularity was exceptionally high. Under these circumstances, it's logical for traffic to flow back to the more legitimate $ASTEROID. 2. This IP has already reached a very high ceiling on other chains, and there are many players outside of Chinese-speaking regions. From the perspective of attracting global traffic, $ASTEROID and $marscoin are similar. 3. It's also a good concept for a cryptocurrency stock; let's see if it can become a true second-tier leader. Continuing my travels.

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Araki from the Crypto World | 🪵

08-01 22:54

After a two-week break, I'm getting ready to go back to work tomorrow. While eating just now, I reviewed South Korea's July export data again: semiconductor exports increased by 179% year-on-year, and computer exports increased by 404%. Those interested can check the details on the South Korean website. I still hold DRAM, MU, and MRVL, and my first reaction was definitely a sigh of relief. The AI hardware market was hammered so badly a few days ago; the market felt like data centers were about to shut down. The surge in South Korean semiconductor exports is driven by both rising storage prices and continued demand for AI servers. The 404% increase in computer exports indicates that the demand from US tech giants expanding their data centers is still being realized. The market is now questioning when AI capital expenditures will become profitable and how much depreciation will eat into profits, not that servers are suddenly no longer in demand. Stocks can fall due to overvaluation and high expectations, but a drop in stock price doesn't mean industry demand has disappeared. Of course, 179% and 404% figures can't be used to immediately call for a new major upward trend. Year-on-year base figures, price increases, and advance stockpiling can all amplify the numbers. I still have my positions, and I've still taken a hit. I now prefer to interpret this data as the AI story not dying, but the stock price can no longer rely on the story to survive.

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Abu Talks Crypto

08-01 15:08

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