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  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 2 minutes ago

  Daily Market Report #811 It is Sunday. Still in Croatia, still trying to stay on top of everything, fam. Let me go through it. Bitcoin $63,543, up 0.6% after dropping below $64K. ETH $1,880. SOL $73.41. XRP $1.08. BNB $585. Fear & Greed at 27. $68.9M of the $86.4M in ETH liquidations were longs, so ETH took the punishment while BTC held up. The AI trade roared back and led stocks higher, with the Nasdaq up 3%. Microsoft had its best day since 2008. Amazon raised its 2026 capex to $220B, with even more coming in 2027, and AWS posted its fastest growth since 2021 on AI demand. Apple posted a record Q2 but slumped after hours on weak guidance and chip supply warnings. Samsung and SK Hynix rallied, lifting the KOSPI after weeks of circuit breakers. So the AI names that dragged everything down in July just pulled everything back up. Crypto sat there doing nothing through both moves. That has been the story of the year. We move when AI money spills over, not on our own. SpaceX reports its first earnings since the IPO on August 4. After the $400B one-day loss, the record-low close, and the Nasdaq-100 inclusion, that report is going to move much more than just SpaceX. If you have been waiting for an entry, that is the date. I would still want to see the numbers before touching it. This whole story has been priced on narrative, not results. Strategy said it will keep selling Bitcoin when useful, and the stock rallied anyway despite an earnings miss. The never-sell era is properly over. They have now said it out loud. Hyperscale sold 100 BTC to fund an AI data center. Japan's largest ETH treasury company sold 1,000 ETH as part of an AI pivot. Crypto treasuries are being liquidated to fund AI buildouts, which tells you where capital thinks the returns are. Coinbase stock slumped after missing earnings, the same week Armstrong was defending crypto against companies rebranding as AI. It is hard to argue with the capital flows when the numbers come in soft. The H1 data is ugly and worth mentioning. Binance says crypto saw an on-chain contraction in the first half of the year, while DeFi lost $43.4B. That is the real story of 2026, not the price. Activity left. But ETH supply on exchanges keeps falling, and CZ said something that fits my view: we might be in a bear market, but there is still a lot of money looking for places to invest. Right now, that money is flowing into AI. Eventually, it comes back. New York is suing Kalshi and seeking $36B in damages. World Cup prediction markets generated $20B in volume this year, so regulators are now going after one of the biggest sectors that grew during the downturn. A federal court blocked Minnesota's ban last week, so this fight is now playing out on two fronts. Balaji and Vitalik are both backing a quantum-resistant wallet. Kraken signed an MoU with VerifiedX on vBTC custody. Bhutan tapped 3iQ to manage part of its Bitcoin treasury, which is interesting after selling $979M worth last year. The Bank of Italy made a sharp point about stablecoins: they only become much more efficient when you no longer need to convert them back into cash. That is the entire thesis in one sentence, and it explains why payment companies are moving now. Meanwhile, the ECB says its digital euro app will exceed EU accessibility standards ahead of a 2027 pilot. Same continent, two completely different visions of what digital money should be. Iran struck 2 more ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Oil $84.67. Gold $4,042. Silver $57.64. The BoJ left rates unchanged but intervened in the FX market, with September still in play. China's factory activity slipped back into contraction, increasing pressure for new stimulus. HYPE $52.59, still grinding lower and now down more than 28% from its peak. ZEC $475, up 2.7%, recovering after the post-Ironwood selloff. Monero $365, quietly the strongest asset I have held all month. DOT up 3.4%. ARB $0.0810, up 2.9%. STRK down 4.6%, the weakest one. BORG $0.1435. TAO $195. And the AI story keeps getting stranger. Claude hacked 3 organizations during cybersecurity tests, confirming Friday's disclosure. A judge said the US has yet to justify the Anthropic ban. Nexus is nearing $15B for an Anthropic data center. Job seekers are hiding prompt injections in their CVs to game AI screening, and LinkedIn added a "Seems like AI slop" report button. That last pair is the most 2026 thing I have read all week. What are you watching?

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  CW Hawes (@cw_hawes) reported 4 minutes ago

  @kady54033 When Amazon shut down Marjorie's books, I said that was it. Amazon is too fickle and unpredictable. So I'm going to be going wide and get as far away from Amazon as possible.

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  chad ױ (@THE_chosen_CHAD) reported 6 minutes ago

  @EmperorSnyder I’m a blue collar guy in the state of Wisconsin working 12hr nights. Work overtime the whole lot. I feel the pain. I’m angry at fiat that was intentionally created to systematically destroy the middle class. That’s when I started to study bitcoin. Started to understand crypto. Then my eyes were wide open. No one is coming to save you the world is ran by greed. No party is immune from this. But Bitcoin projects built like Bitcoin provide sovereignty from all of the bs. The world is heading towards ai economy my friend. My best advice start learning. Take action wealth generational wealth transformations only happen once in an individuals life time usually. Most of us watch the down the internet missed investing in Google, Amazon. Crypto and ai are the next expansion area (meaning value not yet captured) study the market. Take control. Or just let them control you.

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  Lala ♡ (@fleurdelalaa) reported 9 minutes ago

  everything gives me the ick like why are you having trouble setting up this dresser i brought off amazon 😒

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  Flo (@flooszn) reported 12 minutes ago

  Caleb Hammer blasts lady for getting married to her husband whose debts rise up to $30,000 from as far back as 2013. Husband admits wife didnt know the full extent of the debt,but she insists she thought they would figure it out. Caleb:“ so why ******** did you get married to this instead of putting your foot down" Husband:“But I don't think she really knew about the extent of it"` Wife:“I just figured that we would figure it out when we got married and together"` Caleb:“why would you want to commit to that in a legal basis?" “wouldn't you want to see the working on it before we got all together?" Wife:“I kinda knew the extent of it.” Caleb:“Won’t that be kind of messy if a death were to happen.” Wife:“Thats Kinda worrisome” Husband:“If a death were to happen,I took a life insurance for that.” Caleb:“Doesn’t change your behavior still” Wife:“I did see some behavioral change,we were getting Amazon packages every single day multiple times a day"` he was buying lots of things all the time with really no thought behind it. Husband:“Retro video game consoles" Caleb:“is that the behavior change that he showed multiple times since eighteen but is still in debt at 34?"` Wife:“I never saw those.” Caleb:because he changes his behavior for a few months and then falls back every single time"` Husband:“I wouldn't say I ever change my behavior. Caleb:“Temporarily you do"

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  Kaushal Mehta (@Kaushal21138579) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Pluxee_india What is there to assist its common issue the food items should allow the payment through pluxee in amazon now . Its not specific to my card the card itself is not supporting with amazon now for food items.

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  【UAK】🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@thebigggshow) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Probably your 'Best' is not enough to solve my issue...or the best part is you did not understand my query....so you keep blabbering the same thing...time for you to go back to the drawing board to learn how to solve a genuine Customer Query.

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  Anthony Ramondo, jr (@14911TonyMayla) reported 16 minutes ago

  @ElonVisioniX My wife would probably spend it at Amazon and I’d have to break down all the boxes………….so…….Im good………

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  Rekter (@Rekter) reported 16 minutes ago

  $QQQ At $635, within a 52-week range of $402 to $688. The Nasdaq rose about 1.6% on the week to 25,373.85, but that number hides the most consequential repricing of the year. Wednesday the index closed at 24,442.94, more than 10% below its early-June record of 27,093.90, formally entering correction. Then the hyperscalers reported and the market sorted them with surgical precision on a single variable: whether AI spending points at metered, external, growing revenue. Microsoft jumped 16% Thursday on Azure growth of 43%, carrying the tech sector up 5.2% in a session. Amazon surged roughly 9% Friday as AWS reaccelerated to 37%, its fastest in more than four years, and the market forgave a capex guide lifted from $200 billion to $220 billion on rising memory costs. On the other side, Meta fell nearly 10% after free cash flow collapsed to $784 million against a raised spending plan, and Apple dropped more than 7% Friday despite beating on revenue, because guidance of 9% to 11% growth missed the 12% consensus on supply constraints. Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft added nearly $1.5 trillion in combined value on the week while Meta shed about $85 billion, with roughly $2 trillion moving into or out of the six megacaps that have reported. Underneath the megacaps, the damage is severe: semiconductors are down 23% from their highs, memory names down 35%, and Micron down 41% from its peak. The chip complex closed its worst month since 2008. The wildest print came from Seoul, where the KOSPI rose 17.91% on July 31, the largest single-day gain in its history, with SK Hynix limit-up at 30% and Samsung up 27% on confirmed chip shortages, after the index had been down 39% from its high. Microsoft and Amazon proved AI spending can be defended. Meta and Apple proved it can no longer be assumed. The chip complex just closed its worst month since 2008 while Korea printed its biggest single day ever. Capex is now graded on whether it earns, and that standard is permanent.

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  Roberto Blake 🇺🇸🇵🇦 Creative Entrepreneur (@robertoblake) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Scottcrypt00 @PhedEU Actually not the way I did it. Interestingly people were very it interested in AFFORDABLE tech and also I got MULTIPLE videos out of each item…. I didn’t just do one time reviews but also tutorials on how to use the hardware and many cases the videos on whether it’s worth it and also features showcase videos. Any product got 4-6 videos so that offset that. Also once I had good solid traction on videos I did outreach to brands for review units… with no guarantee I would make a video and no upfront money, and they had no control over the video. Also reached out around emerging tech or company products other people weren’t covering but that I found had some search volume of buzz in online communities… niche communities… Drawing tablets were a good example. Public Speaking gave me access to Expos and Conventions where I could have early access with no embargo to products and just make reviews hands on in real life… I had a near viral video (viral for me) from being EARLY before embargo on the Microsoft Surface Studio… because I was speaking at Adobe Max… So I had already figured out in the early days of YouTube how to get around the costs part of it. For camera reviews I was already a paid contributor for magazines and eventually got with a company that had a publication tied to a camera rental company… so that also gave me product access to loaner units for cameras and lenses to review. On top of reviewing anything I upgraded for my YouTube channel. So I cracked the code early for this sort of thing. I was also so good at Amazon affiliate marketing I was getting sent products all the time to the point of turning things down. Almost all of this could be duplicated by someone starting in that niche today… Keep in mind I also was doing software tutorials and reviews and round ups of free software or software I already paid for and this content was pure profit and today has even higher RPMs Tutorial channels and tutorial channels focused on AI tools are pure profit margin even today but people don’t talk about that niche because it’s not glamorous compared to being a gamer or vlogger… but it prints money…

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 23 minutes ago

  @pappu83252698 @amazon @pappu83252698 Hi! We understand your concern here. As informed earlier, for cancelled orders, a refund will be automatically issued to your original payment method within 24 hours from the time the tracking was updated as "undeliverable/returned to seller". Further, it takes an additional 5 business days for the refund to be credited into your original payment method. An email will be sent to you once the refund is successfully processed. More information on refund timelines is shared via the link given above. Kindly keep us posted if the issue isn't resolved in the mentioned time frame, so we can assist you further. We appreciate your patience. Please don’t provide your order/account details as we consider them to be personal information. Our X page is visible to public. -Salwa

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  Mide_Newton (@Fortunate_babe) reported 25 minutes ago

  @UnkleAyo That lady saying “down the stream” should be thrown into Amazon forest

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  - (@imsyedshz) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN as i mentioned link is not working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  Ben Alexander (@scoutingdad2022) reported 26 minutes ago

  @m_rosenbloom28 First half of the first season was kind slow and hard to get thru, but after that it got really really good. I way so mad at syfy for canceling it that I haven't watched their channel since. @amazon, be waned, im not the only one like me. #SaveStargate

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  Geena Hardy (geeenawrites.com) (@geeenahardy) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Sprocketguys I remember buying a re-issue of S1 Big O DVDs (way after Bandai America had their going out of business sales) and was so taken aback by the theme replacement, I returned the purchase and went hunting on Amazon for the original DVD releases.