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Crypto markets are also facing pressure from the Binance hack, with investors withdrawing $1 billion from spot Bitcoin ETFs. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for roughly $900 million of those outflows.
x.comReported spot Bitcoin ETF withdrawals weaken the case for sustained institutional demand and suggest the Binance hack is still generating selling pressure, challenging the bad-news absorption thesis.
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Bitcoin tumbled to a seven-week low as a rout in technology shares spilled into risky assets, hurting sentiment in digital assets already under pressure from industry-specific woes.
x.comThe seven-week low and worsening sentiment weaken the view that Bitcoin has absorbed the bad news and that its cycle bottom is clear.
Independent Semiconductor and AI Research Firm
We think tighter GPU financing is more likely to support rents than create a compute glut, because it slows new deployments while demand remains tight.
x.comThe attached index shows one-year H100 rates rising 21%, from $2.35 to $2.85 per GPU-hour between March and September 2026, supporting the rental-pricing backdrop for IREN’s payback case.
Independent Semiconductor and AI Research Firm
If financing holds back the next wave of supply, the existing GPUs already running get more pricing power.
x.comThe argument that financing constraints boost pricing for operating GPUs supports IREN’s rental economics and payback case if new supply is held back.
Space-Sector Investor
AST SpaceMobile told the FCC it will start direct-to-cell service in Brazil with TIM, one of the country's largest carriers, very soon. ... Brazil would be AST's first commercial market outside the US.
x.comAST’s stated plan to start service soon with TIM in Brazil would establish its first commercial market outside the US, supporting the network and carrier value treated as upside in the thesis.
Global News Agency
Firefly Aerospace signs rocket engine deal valued at more than $1.3 billion with AST SpaceMobile ... Firefly Aerospace - to deliver 27 Miranda engines and 9 Vira engines to AST SpaceMobile ... Firefly Aerospace - AST SpaceMobile to pay Firefly over $1.30 billion in cash and Class…
The $1.3B-plus engine commitment weakens the claim that AST’s network and upside come effectively free; it adds a substantial cost, though the deal value includes Class A stock as well as cash.
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David Sacks says ... My base case is that the projects that are fully permitted will get done in 2027, but I don’t think there’s going to be major new projects in this new regime for a long time ... I get really worried about 2028.
x.comSacks expects fully permitted projects and meaningful capex in 2027, but argues political incentives will obstruct new approvals, supporting a 2028 supply constraint and later installed-compute pricing benefits.
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*Anthropic plans November IPO raising $80B-$100B at $1.25T-$1.75T valuation: FT
x.comFT reports plans for a November IPO raising $80B–$100B at a $1.25T–$1.75T valuation, challenging the weak-IPO premise; these remain planned terms, unconfirmed by Anthropic.
Semiconductor & AI Infrastructure Research at Citrini
Wow. According to FundaAI, SpaceX has ordered 6,000 racks for 2027 just for space-based data centers. ... They’re planning to launch 1 GW into space!
x.comA reported 6,000-rack SpaceX order for 2027 would add sizable non-hyperscaler server demand, supporting the demand cushion for Nvidia and server suppliers; FundaAI's report is unconfirmed.
Chief Commercial Officer of IREN
The reference that Dan gave on the H100s to doubling the price that they were previously being leased at, that is now for a multiyear term that additional pricing has been locked in for. ... This is genuine long-term contracting for those H100s that has still resulted in a doubli…
Multiyear H100 renewals at twice the prior price strengthen older Nvidia GPUs' rental economics, supporting neoclouds' ability to sustain hardware purchases.
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Chamath says Google could divert new compute to Gemini and slow Anthropic and OpenAI enough for its models to catch up ... "Why? Because if you constrain the amount of assets that can actually generate compute, and a smaller surface area of it is available to the leading companie…
Argues Google could favor Gemini with new compute, strengthening its model while raising rivals’ costs and slowing improvements—a potential constraint on cheaper tokens and continued AI acceleration.
Head of Research at Silicon Data, AI Compute Markets
This intra-party debate, which I expect to resolve towards the moderates in red/purple states, will also take time. ... I suspect the decision over the Iran War will get resolved first before Christmas, hopefully, and the Dems will push the AI policy debate into the new year.
x.comExpects moderates in red/purple states to prevail on AI policy, supporting the case that radical restrictions are unlikely, but sees debate extending into the new year and delaying clarity for gradual stock purchases.
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Derive traders now price in a 55% chance of Bitcoin finishing above $80,000 Friday, versus 5% at its overnight low, and roughly 10% odds of falling below $78,000. The probability of Bitcoin exceeding $100,000 by Christmas rises to 5% from 3.5%, Forster notes. ... The question now…
Rising options-implied odds of $100K by Christmas support the upside scenario, while the recovery’s reliance on short covering and hedge unwinding highlights price drivers beyond net ETF buying.
Senior ETF Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, Co-host of ETF IQ and Trillions
[Replying to @17946674: "There are no sellers left in crypto."] Yeah I thought $60k was this “no sellers left” baseline so good sign for the asset that baseline appears to have moved up to $77k ish
x.comThe apparent rise in the seller-exhaustion baseline to around $77K supports the premise that further buying could encounter limited supply at lower prices.
Partner at Sequoia Capital
(But this also means rev/GW will be higher) The reason I had CapEx/GW going down in mid 2027 is because of an expectation that Neoclouds will be forced to sell assets at a discount
x.comExpects forced neocloud asset sales to lower capex per GW in mid-2027 while tighter capacity lifts revenue per GW, implying financing stress for developers but better economics for asset buyers.
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The data-center buildout might indeed slow as a result of the election, but this is "a slight adjustment, rather than a sea change," says Divya Mathur, portfolio manager at ClearBridge Investments, adding that memory stocks "look extraordinarily cheap, so long as nothing crazy ha…
Views the post-election buildout slowdown as a slight adjustment and memory stocks as extraordinarily cheap, supporting gradual semiconductor accumulation if AI infrastructure avoids a major disruption.
CEO of Tesla, Founder & CEO of SpaceX
There are efficiency improvements coming that will allow for a 40kWh Cybercab pack. ... If we have to maintain a complex production line, supply chain and allocate engineering for Cybertruck, we can’t use those people or factory space and machinery for scaling Cybercab, which is…
Ending Cybertruck would free scarce staff and factory resources for Cybercab, strengthening the pivot’s rationale; planned efficiency gains would also allow a 40 kWh Cybercab pack, Musk says.
CEO of Tesla, Founder & CEO of SpaceX
The Tesla Cybertruck order backlog is currently far more than we can make before dismantling the line for Cybercab expansion around June/July next year. ... We will add an extra shift to try to get all orders done in time.
x.comDismantling the line in June/July 2027 backs Tesla’s Cybercab commitment, but a backlog exceeding remaining capacity and an extra shift suggest a greater opportunity cost to exiting Cybertruck.
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An Oracle spokesperson neither confirmed nor denied the Bloomberg report to Barron's and said in a statement that demand for Oracle's AI cloud infrastructure "remains strong." The spokesperson added there was ongoing demand for its earlier-generation graphic processing units, or…
Oracle says demand remains strong, including for older GPUs, supporting the utilization assumptions behind its revenue and cash-flow ramp despite the reported Microsoft non-renewal.
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*Microsoft winding down Oracle deal for AI cloud capacity
x.comWalter Bloomberg reports Microsoft is winding down its Oracle AI-capacity deal, putting the revenue ramp behind Oracle's cash-flow recovery at risk; the report is unconfirmed.