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Global central banks are pivoting: Over 90% of developed and emerging central banks have cut rates or kept them the same over the last 6 months, near the highest since the 2020 pandemic. In other words, less than 10% of world central banks have recently hiked their rates. This percentage has persisted above 90% for 12 months. Such an elevated reading has been seen only a few times over the last 35 years. Over the last 2 years, global central banks have cuts rates 316 times, the highest reading in at least 25 years. To put this into perspective, there were 313 cumulative cuts in 2008-2010 in response to the financial crisis. Global monetary policy is easing. $BTC

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Alternative data shows US layoffs are surging: Job cuts tracked by MacroEdge jumped +70,609 MoM in October, to 154,559, the highest in at least 2 years. Monthly job cuts have now exceeded 100,000 for the 5th time this year. At the same time, layoff announcements compiled by Challenger Gray spiked +99,010, to 153,074, the highest since March. This also marks the highest monthly number for any October in 22 years. All while employees notified of mass layoffs via WARN notices tracked by Revelio rose +11,912 last month to 43,626, the 2nd-highest in at least 2 years. US layoffs are accelerating. $BTC

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BREAKING: The World’s Markets Didn’t Crash From a Cyberattack. They Froze Because Silicon Got Too Hot. At 03:00 GMT today, 90% percent of global derivatives trading stopped. Not hacked. Not manipulated. The cooling system failed at a single data center in Illinois. Let that satisfy for a moment. The CME Group, which prices everything from Treasury bonds to crude oil to the S&P 500, went dark because the machines that run global finance exceeded their thermal limits. The heat generated by computation overwhelmed the capacity to reject it. This is not a glitch. This is a structural warning. The numbers tell the story: U.S. data centers consumed 183 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2024, more than four percent of national consumption, equivalent to Pakistan’s entire annual demand. By 2030, this doubles to 426 terawatt-hours. AI workloads are growing at thirty percent annually. Every watt becomes heat. Every server needs cooling. The infrastructure was built for 2015. The demands are from 2025. We have reached the thermodynamic ceiling of centralized finance. The CME sold this data center in 2016 for $130 million and leased it back. When the cooling failed, they owned nothing. They controlled nothing. They waited, like the rest of us, for someone else to fix the pipes. Ninety percent of global derivatives volume, frozen by physics. Treasury futures offline. Energy markets dark. Agricultural pricing halted from Chicago to Kuala Lumpur. The lesson is simple and profound: The limit on financial transaction throughput is not code efficiency. It is heat rejection capacity. We built the engine of global price discovery on silicon that melts. The future demands distribution, redundancy, architectural transformation. Or we wait for the next failure, perhaps not on a quiet holiday, but in crisis, when every minute of darkness compounds into catastrophe. The thermodynamic ceiling is here. What we build next determines everything. $BTC

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DeFi pump incoming. $SKY is standing out with $USDS, trying to become the 3rd largest stablecoin after $USDT and $USDC. Here’s what I’m keeping an eye on: 1️⃣ Stable and yielding: $USDS isn’t just pegged to the dollar. You can turn it into sUSDS for low-risk yield or stUSDS for high-risk, high-reward returns. stUSDS can hit up to 40% APY. It’s basically a DeFi “government bond” on steroids. 2️⃣ Built-in safety: Any losses hit stUSDS first. USDS itself stays stable. Think of it as a mini central bank inside DeFi. 3️⃣ Ecosystem flywheel: Borrow SKY → mint USDS → generate stability fees → feed stUSDS rewards → more TVL, more governance participation, more adoption. Everything feeds itself. 4️⃣ Aggressive buybacks: Last week Sky bought back 40.5M SKY using 1.9M USDS. Total buybacks now over 86M USDS. That’s a strong signal they’re serious about defending the peg and growing the protocol. USDS + sUSDS + stUSDS = a layered DeFi stablecoin system that can attract hot money fast, boost TVL, and create a real narrative around Sky. ⚠️ Risks: High APY draws yield hunters, stUSDS carries protocol + lending risk, and APY might be reduced later. Still, this is one of the few DeFi projects that feels like a next-gen stablecoin + yield infrastructure play. $SKY

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