Fresh data just dropped showing how deep the inflation bite really goes. Nearly 9 out of 10 small-to-midsize business owners are feeling the squeeze in their day-to-day operations right now.
What's their game plan? Well, over 64% are gearing up to push prices higher in the coming year. Can't really blame them when margins get crushed like this. Another 39% are taking the opposite route - tightening their belts and slashing spending instead.
This split response tells you everything about the current economic puzzle. Some businesses still have pricing power and loyal customers who'll absorb the

Spotted this one on the Solana PumpFun scene - ticker $CUP.
Contract: 7BqW47kMbCtK2gmAWdRToKmmLgMGgGFRQo4dxcxtpump
Past 24 hours showing buy volume at $12,047 against sell volume of $10,314. Market cap sitting at $7,630 with liquidity currently at zero.
Anyone else tracking this? Numbers look early stage but the buy-sell ratio has some momentum.

Discovered interesting movement on $BRAINROT token 👇
Platform: Solana chain via Pumpfun
📊 24-hour data:
• Buy volume: $44,241
• Sell volume: $32,987
• Liquidity: $0
• Market cap: $54,367
Buying pressure appears to be stronger than the selling side today. However, be aware of the low liquidity.

Caught an interesting breakdown on how semiconductor export restrictions actually function in practice. The discussion dove into the technical differences between open-source and proprietary AI frameworks being developed across different markets. What's fascinating is how these hardware limitations ripple through the entire tech stack - from chip architecture to model training approaches. The contrasting philosophies around AI development transparency between major economies reveal much about their long-term strategic positioning. Worth understanding for anyone tracking computational infrastru

Spotted some movement on $MARSLORD over at DEXScreener - this one's running on Solana through PumpFun.
The numbers from the last 24 hours? Buy-side volume hit $11,781 while sells came in at $8,419. Market cap's sitting at $12,563 right now. Liquidity shows zero though, which is... something to keep an eye on.
Anyone else tracking this? Those volume ratios are leaning bullish but that liquidity situation feels sketchy.

Ever wondered where most self-made billionaire women actually come from?
Here's something that caught my attention: the Asia-Pacific region dominates the list. We're talking about nearly half of the top 50 wealthiest self-made women globally.
What's even more interesting? China and the United States are neck and neck at the top when you count by country. Both nations have produced roughly the same number of these ultra-successful entrepreneurs.
The concentration in APAC really highlights how much the economic landscape has shifted over recent decades. These aren't inherited fortunes—these are

There's a shifting narrative worth noting: the old take that China's economy is held back by weak social programs and sluggish consumer spending? That's starting to look dated.
Recent figures tell a different story. Parts of the social safety net have seen genuine expansion, and consumer spending patterns show clear acceleration. Not saying everything's perfect, but the numbers challenge the doom-and-gloom takes we've been hearing for years.
For anyone tracking global macro trends—especially in crypto and digital assets—this matters. When the world's second-largest economy shows consumption mo

Spotted an interesting token on BSC chain worth tracking - $EGG is showing some movement.
Contract Address: 0x316c7D1F3fB526aD207Ec97fB03163CC97Dc4444
Trading on a DEX platform with decent activity. Here's what the 24-hour window looks like:
Buy-side volume hit $65,668 while sell pressure came in at $68,630. Pretty balanced flow there. Current liquidity pool sits around $31,958, and market cap is hovering near $78,953.
The buy-sell ratio is almost 1:1, which means neither bulls nor bears are dominating right now. Liquidity depth relative to market cap shows roughly 40% coverage - not terrible

Security experts are sounding the alarm: hostile actors have already infiltrated critical infrastructure systems. They're not just probing for weaknesses—they're actively mapping out targets and positioning themselves to strike when it matters most.
What's particularly concerning? The timing is entirely in their hands. These threats aren't hypothetical scenarios for some distant future. The groundwork is being laid right now, with adversaries quietly establishing footholds in systems that keep essential services running.
One analyst put it bluntly: adversaries aren't sitting idle while we deba

Spotted something interesting on DEXScreener today—$WONDER just popped up on PumpFun (Solana chain).
The 24H numbers? Buy volume sitting at $15,781 while sells are at $10,897. Market cap hovering around $18,311 with zero reported liquidity, which is... well, you know what that usually means.
Another day, another Solana meme coin making waves. The buy-sell ratio looks slightly tilted toward accumulation, but that liquidity situation is definitely worth a double-take before anyone considers jumping in.
Anyone else tracking this one? What's your read on these PumpFun launches lately?

Spotted some interesting movement on a Solana PumpFun token called $KABOSUKUN.
Here's what the numbers look like over the past 24 hours:
- Buy volume sitting at around $14.3K
- Sell pressure at roughly $11.5K
- Current market cap hovering near $10.7K
- Liquidity shows zero at the moment
Buy side slightly outweighing sells, but that liquidity situation is definitely something to keep an eye on. Always fascinating to watch these micro-cap plays unfold on-chain.

Just had a thought: since prediction markets like Polymarket allow people to bet on all kinds of events, doesn’t that mean they could theoretically be used to hedge against gas fees too?
For example, take the Base Fee on the Base chain as the underlying. You could create a market on Polymarket like “Will the average Base Fee over the next week exceed X Gwei?” Miners or whales who want to lock in costs could just buy the corresponding position, right?
Wouldn’t that essentially function as a Base Fee futures market? And you wouldn’t even need to build a complicated derivatives protocol—just use

Found an interesting token on the Solana chain - $ATEU seems to be moving.
In the past 24 hours, the buy volume is around $74,000 while the sell volume is just over $71,000. The market capitalization is currently around $11,400. Liquidity is zero right now, which is worth noting.
This is relatively new activity on the chain. Is anyone else keeping an eye on this?