The French construction sector is showing signs of recovery: the November PMI index rises to 43.6, compared to 39.8 last month. Although still in contraction territory, the trend is improving.

Ever noticed how some contributors shine in one DAO but fade in another? Here's the thing: talent doesn't exist in a vacuum.
Your impact in Web3 spaces isn't solely about your skills. It's deeply tied to the ecosystem you're in—the governance structure, community vibes, unwritten rules, and how knowledge flows between members.
A developer crushing it in a vibrant, well-documented project might struggle in a chaotic, poorly organized DAO. Same person, different context.
The relationships you build, the cultural fit with a protocol's values, the clarity of processes—these invisible forces either

Yesterday I attended Talisman's AMA, and their founders gave me a pretty down-to-earth impression.
They're not the type to make empty promises—they answered everything directly, and you can tell the team is actually working hard, not just hyping things up with slogans.
They have a series of actions coming up. Users holding the Genesis NFT will receive an extra $SEEK airdrop, and they'll also get early access to the AI agent features. On the wallet side, they're pushing forward with SN45, and the pace feels quite tight.
Overall, the vibe was pretty good—you can at least see they're taking thing

Interesting move from Japanese investors taking legal action against Switzerland over that Credit Suisse AT1 bond wipeout. According to a law firm handling the case, they're not backing down on this one. Remember when those AT1 bonds got completely written down during the UBS takeover? Brutal stuff. While bondholders typically accept certain risks, the way this played out raised eyebrows across global markets. Could set precedent for how emergency financial interventions get challenged internationally. Worth watching if you're into financial regulation and cross-border accountability issues.

Australia just fired the opening shot in what could become a worldwide crackdown on Big Tech. The country's internet watchdog is calling their new teen social media ban the "first domino" — and it's already falling. Hard.
Meta's getting the message loud and clear. Instagram, Facebook, and Threads have started mass account lockouts, with hundreds of thousands of young users getting the boot before next week's compliance deadline hits. This isn't some gradual rollout either. We're talking coordinated, large-scale enforcement.
What makes this interesting? Australian regulators aren't shy about fr

The rupee just hit rock bottom, yet some analysts think it's actually cheap right now. Two major research shops are calling it undervalued—which might be the signal foreign money has been waiting for to pile back into Indian stocks. When a currency gets this beaten down, contrarian plays often emerge. Question is: will global capital see the opportunity or stay cautious?

Washington's seeing renewed pressure to crack down on something that's bothered market watchers for years – lawmakers trading individual stocks while they're in office. The push is gaining traction again in Congress, with advocates arguing it's a basic conflict of interest issue. After all, these folks get early access to policy shifts that could move markets.
The debate's not new, but momentum seems different this time. Previous attempts fizzled out despite public support, but there's growing bipartisan noise about restoring trust. Critics have long pointed out how certain congressional portf

Spotted something interesting on DEXScreener today - $BUNNY is showing some activity worth noting.
This Solana-based token (running on PumpFun) has pulled in roughly $52.7K in buy volume over the past 24 hours, while sell-side action sits around $47.7K. The buy pressure slightly outweighs selling, which caught my eye.
Current market cap hovers at $18.6K. Liquidity data shows $0, so keep that risk factor in mind before diving in.
Anyone else tracking this one? Numbers suggest early-stage momentum but the liquidity situation definitely requires caution.

Recently, my trading frequency hasn't been high, but my win rate is embarrassingly low—just 16%. Let's review this round of operations:
The Eggplant coin cost me a loss of 3,410u, and the Yaha coin was even harsher, evaporating 6,000u straight away. The Same Boat Project wasn't spared either—I threw in 4,000u and it went down the drain. Giggle and DFTV made me lose 5,000u and 4,000u respectively.
Adding it all up, these trades lost me a total of 22,410u.
But it wasn't a total loss. Tradoor was the only one where I managed to turn things around—entered at 2.8u, exited at 4.8u, and made a profit

Just spotted a fresh token drop that caught my attention—$logout is making waves in the memecoin space. The chart patterns look interesting for early entries, though as always, timing is everything with these launches.
For anyone tracking new tokens, the initial price action can tell you a lot. Volume spikes, holder distribution, and liquidity depth matter way more than hype tweets. Been using technical analysis tools to filter out the noise, and it's honestly saved me from several rug pulls this month.
A few things I'm watching: Does the token have genuine community traction, or just bot acti

European equity futures are showing modest gains in early trading. The EuroStoxx 50 contracts are climbing 0.56%, while German DAX futures have ticked up 0.52%. Meanwhile, London's FTSE futures are advancing 0.33%, suggesting a cautiously optimistic start for European markets.

Looks like December's Fed rate cut couldn't arrive at a better moment for several Asian emerging-market currencies. Timing might actually save the day here.
These currencies have been under serious pressure lately, and the anticipated shift in U.S. monetary policy could offer much-needed breathing room. We're talking about markets that've been squeezed by dollar strength and capital outflows for months now.
What makes this particularly interesting? The relief might be coming right when vulnerabilities were starting to look concerning. December's potential move by the Federal Reserve isn't just

Recently, I made a pretty quirky little gadget—a tool specifically designed to generate fart effects.
It’s really simple to use: just upload any photo of a person and you can add a fart animation to them. You can make anyone fart, instantly turning them into a funny meme.
This thing is basically a MEME factory, capable of mass-producing all kinds of silly content. With MEME coins being so popular right now, this tool takes meme creation efficiency to the next level.
I wonder if someone will use this to launch a fart-themed MEME coin. The thought of it is pretty vivid.

Spotted a fresh token launch today - $LUMOS just hit the market.
Anyone else tracking new token drops? The pace of launches lately has been wild. Sometimes these early finds pan out, sometimes they don't, but keeping tabs on what's emerging never hurts.
What's your approach to vetting new tokens? Quick flip or wait-and-see?

Spotted something interesting on Base chain - WETH showing some unusual metrics. Currently sitting at a market cap around $693M, but here's what caught my eye: both buy and sell volumes are showing zero activity in the past 24 hours. Liquidity data also reads blank.
This WETH deployment is running on Uniswap's Base implementation. The contract has been verified and is active, but the trading pattern (or lack thereof) raises questions. Could be a data indexing lag, or maybe liquidity is parked elsewhere. Either way, worth keeping on the radar if you're tracking wrapped ETH movements across L2s.

Thai authorities just made a massive move against regional fraud operations. They've locked down over $300 million in assets—including stakes in a significant energy firm operating across the region. On top of that, arrest warrants have been issued for 42 individuals tied to these scam networks. Officials are calling this one of their most aggressive crackdowns yet, signaling a serious escalation in the fight against organized fraud schemes that have been plaguing Southeast Asia's crypto and financial sectors.

The BNB Chain ecosystem has been buzzing lately, with three well-backed projects suddenly emerging in the prediction market track.
Opinion is moving the fastest among them. It has received investment from YZi Labs, and a well-known founder even shared and endorsed it. The product is quite polished, and right now is the perfect window for aggressively earning points. At this rate, TGE is likely to happen soon.
Predict Fun has an interesting backstory—dingaling and the founder of a leading exchange have reconciled after past disagreements, marking this as his comeback project. The project's posi