𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
🚨 NVIDIA CEO JENSEN HUANG ADMITS AFFAIR AS BOARD INVESTIGATES POSSIBLE CHINESE SPY PLOT
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to being unfaithful to his wife following reports about his relationship with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed.
U.S. intelligence reportedly suspects Alice Huang was recruited to gather information about Nvidia and its AI chips for China.
Nvidia's board has launched an independent investigation but says there is currently no evidence that company secrets or U.S. national security were compromised.
Huang has apologized and will continue serving as CEO while the investigation takes place.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
‼️🚨 NVIDIA CEO JENSEN HUANG SENDS OPEN LETTER TO EMPLOYEES, SHAREHOLDERS, AND BOARD.
Admitting to cheating on his wife with alleged Chinese spy.
The Jensen Huang story keeps getting crazier.
US intelligence reportedly discovered that Nvidia’s CEO was romantically involved with a suspected Chinese spy.
Here's where things get insane:
1.) The woman, Alice Huang, was an executive at Megaspeed, a company under investigation for allegedly helping Chinese firms circumvent US chip export restrictions.
2.) US intelligence believes she was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security, its primary intelligence agency.
3.) Intelligence officials reportedly suspected her objective included gathering information about Huang and potentially influencing Nvidia to push for looser US chip export controls.
4.) Huang has spent the past year repeatedly lobbying Washington to loosen those exact restrictions.
5.) US officials reportedly prepared an intelligence memo detailing the relationship and circulated it among senior government officials shortly before Trump's summit with Xi Jinping.
6.) Trump had reportedly already been briefed on the suspected espionage operation and chose not to act on the information.
7.) Huang has met with Trump repeatedly, reportedly even accompanying him aboard the presidential aircraft on a trip to China.
8.) Megaspeed's Malaysian affiliate reportedly purchased at least $4.8 BILLION in equipment containing Nvidia chips between June 2024 and February 2026.
9.) Federal authorities have been investigating Megaspeed since 2024, with the Justice Department reportedly taking over the Commerce Department's investigation this year.
10.) Investigators reportedly found Nvidia equipment in boxes that appeared ready for shipment rather than installed in operational data centers.
11.) Alice Huang's name was reportedly removed from Megaspeed's corporate documents as scrutiny intensified. Her continuing involvement with the company remains unclear.
12.) Nvidia maintains that it investigated Megaspeed's chip deployments and found no evidence of illegal diversion.
13.) Three congressional committee chairmen are now demanding that Huang appear for a closed-door briefing on November 18.
We're talking about the CEO of the world's most valuable company, a suspected Chinese intelligence operation, billions of dollars in advanced AI chips, and the US government's efforts to control China's access to the technology.
There is still no public evidence that Huang knowingly cooperated with Chinese intelligence or that the alleged operation successfully influenced US policy.
But the questions surrounding this are extraordinary.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Binance Resumes HYPE and APT Withdrawals After Security Breach!
Binance is gradually restoring withdrawals as assets pass security checks, with more tokens expected to be re-enabled soon.
This is why i turned of mine, and the last person who said that "but i saw you online" is off my contact's list.
We don't do that here
Some humans can be very funny 😂
You open whatsApp to reply to one person. Suddenly, you’re answering work questions, explaining your silence/absence and checking two or more group chats etc
Then someone says, "but I saw you online"... mfer saw who online? 😂
Being online doesn’t mean being available.
Sometimes you have enough energy to watch a funny video, but not enough to hold a conversation. That shouldn’t require a defence or alot of explanation ngl
We need to stop treating read receipts like attendance registers.
A late reply isn’t always disrespect. Sometimes people just want a moment that belongs to them.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
$9B+ in total volume on @DecibelTrade.
With the order book fully onchain, any app can route orders into the same liquidity through Builder Codes, and every fill is settled on @Aptos.
Built on Aptos, incubated by Aptos Labs.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
$9B+ in total volume on @DecibelTrade since its mainnet launch in February.
Crypto, commodity, index ETF, and equity perps, plus select spot markets. Every order is placed, matched, and settled onchain on Aptos, where every trade burns $APT.
Still only getting started.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
This run went from a few solid hits to an absolutely ridiculous finish! 😳
The action picked up with an $1,830.00 hit, followed by another $1,132.40. Then the multipliers kept doing their thing, bringing in $750.00 and a huge $1,500.00 hit!
But the biggest surprise was waiting at the finish line...
TOTAL WIN: $50,481.00
10 free spins turned into a monster payout. That final number is WILD! 🤯
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
There's something about trading.
Trading will give you money, and it will also take money from you.
That's just how the game works. It's a game of probability, and no matter how good your strategy is, you will have winning and losing periods.
The important thing is learning how to control how much it takes back from you.
If trading gives you 100%, 500% or even 1,000% returns, don't allow greed to make you give everything back to the market.
Learn to set limits.
If you've made 100% profit, you should already have a plan for how much of that profit you're willing to risk losing. It could be 10%, 20% or 30%, depending on your strategy and risk tolerance.
One thing I've learned is that trading can't take back what you've already withdrawn unless you decide to put that money back into your trading account.
That's why taking money out matters.
Between 2020 and 2021, trading gave me over 50x my capital. But in 2022, I gave back about 95% of what I had made.
That experience taught me a lesson I don't intend to forget.
Since 2023, I've become more intentional about how much I allow the market to take back. Sometimes it's 50%, sometimes 30%, 20% or even 10%. It depends on what my strategy produces and the conditions of the market.
You also need to understand that every month won't be good for your strategy. Even every week won't be good.
There are periods when the market simply isn't giving you the conditions you need. That's when you need to step back, take a break, reflect and go through your trading journal.
Don't keep forcing trades because you want to recover what you've lost. Sometimes the smartest trade you can make is no trade at all.
As you learn technical analysis, market structure and risk management, don't forget to learn how to take profits.
In my opinion, taking profit is one of the most important skills in trading.
It's not just about knowing how to make money from the market. It's about knowing how to keep the money you've made.
Because making 50x means very little if you eventually give 95% of it back.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
The wins were coming in waves, and the numbers kept getting bigger! 🔥
$169.57 kicked things off, followed by a massive $1,700 MEGA hit. Then came $700, $1,300 and another $1,000 win before things went completely off the charts!
A huge $12,000 SENSATIONAL hit stole the spotlight, but there was still more to come.
10 free spins. $21,800 TOTAL WIN. 💰
That final payout was an absolute statement!
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Anthropic Strikes $3.4B Power Deal for AI Data Centers!
Anthropic has reportedly secured a $3.4 billion deal for gas-fired power generators to support its growing AI infrastructure.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
i've seen what @PercolatorTrade did with solana:8PzFWyLpCVEmbZmVJcaRTU5r69XKJx1rd7YGpWvnpump. no migration, no swap, just a new token and a fresh raise while the old holders are left behind.
tbh it makes me sick. what makes it worse is how normal this is in crypto.
i was once at Building Blocks TLV, and in one of the private rooms someone gave a full speech on why crypto is the best way to raise money: "because you owe your investors nothing."
that's morally wrong, because when people bet on you with their hard-earned money, they're trusting your word before you've proven anything. you owe them more than you owe yourself. you work harder for them. you deliver. because without them there is no project, just an idea. they give you the lifeblood, the money to keep going.
second, i'm calling on the community to actively push for this. there need to be rules that make founders accountable for what they promise investors, on chain or off. and until then, we as a community should stop accepting selfish liquidity exits like this.
on a personal note: tomorrow is the @trapmapdotfun TGE. screenshot this.
we will not take any easy way out to push our project up without our initial investors. we won't agree to it no matter how much outside capital is offered or asked for.
our word, my word, is not for sale.
𝗪𝗿𝗹𝗱 retweeted
Wasn’t always the biggest fan of MEXC, until I met and hosted Vugar on my podcast, diving deep into the ambitions and what’s been achieved so far.
Been a more active user as of lately. The news does come as a surprise, and I’ve been monitoring the situation.. but for now things seem normal.
Just today, deposited and bought some gold for the family as a Diwali gift.
Will keep assessing through Vugar’s updates as they go.
I'd like to keep everyone updated on where things stand and share the latest progress we've made over the past several hours.
1. Platform Operations Remain Stable
Over the past several hours, teams across MEXC have been actively engaging in discussions and coordinating with relevant parties to move things forward.
We know what many of you are most concerned about: Has MEXC suspended deposits and withdrawals? Are users' assets safe?
I would like to give you my assurance: deposits and withdrawals on MEXC have continued to operate smoothly. Our teams have also been actively assisting users who need help completing their transactions.
We have indeed seen an increase in withdrawal volumes, but everything has remained orderly. We sincerely appreciate the understanding and trust our users have shown MEXC at this critical moment.
2. Meaningful Progress with KYT Service Providers
At the same time, we’ve been working closely with blockchain analytics providers.
Elliptic, one of the world’s leading KYT service providers, has confirmed that MEXC Global has returned to the “Exchange” category in its systems. At this stage, the previous special risk classification has been removed, and MEXC is classified according to its business activities.
3. What we are doing
I would like to stress that we take the concerns raised in FinCEN’s order seriously. We intend to engage constructively with FinCEN and have begun an independent review of our AML and sanctions controls.
We remain focused on resolving this situation and will continue to share updates as things develop.
Thank you to everyone who has continued to stand with us. And to those who have chosen to withdraw, we respect your decision and will do our best to ensure a smooth process.
Thank you for your trust and support.
