News update: A cat just sent a Solana (@solana) memecoin vertical 🐱🚀 $MIHAO jumped from 1.1 million dollars to 14.46 million within hours after Ansem changed his profile picture, and a rival token is chasing close behind. We cover what set it off and how the two compare. Here's the breakdown ⬇️ Full story:

News update: $PEPE is breathing down $SHIB's neck 🐸 The gap has shrunk from 3 billion dollars to 1.06 billion, and PEPE's daily volume dwarfs SHIB's. The video explains what it would take to flip the memecoin rankings. Here's the breakdown ⬇️ Full story:

News update: Telegram's wallet rush is wild 🚀 More than 700,000 self-custodial Gram wallets were created in 48 hours, and $GRAM rose about 12% to $1.24. But what do those numbers really tell us? The video explains what they do and don't show. Here's the breakdown ⬇️ Full story:

News update: Bitcoin whales are rushing into IBIT 🐋 Large $BTC holders are giving up self-custody for BlackRock's ETF at a record pace. The video explains the main reason they cite and why daily flows tell a different story. Here's the breakdown ⬇️ Full story:

News update: the XRP Ledger could be going quantum-resistant 🛡️ The XRP Ledger Foundation has proposed new $XRP accounts built to survive quantum computers, with no higher base fees. Here's how it would work ⬇️ Full story:

NEWS: SpaceX is challenging South Africa’s telecom licence rules, saying costly licence transfers make it harder for new internet providers to compete. Local operator Easttel says buying a network licence and a service licence from existing holders can cost over R1 million, plus R84,738 per licence just to apply for the transfer. SpaceX called for direct applications in January. ICASA’s initial review backs up its concerns, and the regulator is giving the public 45 working days to comment on new network licences. That could remove one hurdle for Starlink. With the required approvals, it could bring high-speed internet to rural homes and schools with few options.

NEWS: SpaceX plans a $24 billion AI supercomputer project in Starbase, Texas, according to the city’s November 6 public hearing notice. Its job postings call the project the “Starbase AI supercomputer.” The AI campus near the Port of Brownsville would sit on a 444-acre site.