Here's something that might surprise you: a recent Workday survey spanning multiple countries found that 83% of workers think AI will actually make human skills MORE valuable, not obsolete.
Counterintuitive, right? But it makes sense when you think about it.
As automation handles routine tasks, what becomes scarce? The messy, unpredictable stuff only humans can do. Empathy. Creative problem-solving. Nuanced judgment calls.
There are five specific human-centric capabilities that'll likely outweigh technical AI knowledge by 2026. We're talking skills that can't be replicated by algorithms—thing

Just spotted a fresh token drop and ran my usual checks on it.
Been using this trading platform lately and honestly? The analytics dashboard saves me so much time. No more jumping between five different tools just to get basic token metrics.
Here's the thing though – way too many people ape into new tokens without doing ANY homework. Then they wonder why their portfolio looks like a crime scene.
If you're serious about not getting rekt, learn to read the charts first. Pattern recognition isn't rocket science, but it does take practice. Start small, track your trades, figure out what actually

Market's split right down the middle on what 2026 holds.
Fundamental analysts are bullish as hell. Their thesis? The new Fed chair will play ball with the administration's agenda—rate cuts incoming, accommodative stance locked in. Easy money environment means risk assets pump. Simple math.
But technical traders aren't buying it. They're seeing momentum fade hard. Price action screams distribution—smart money quietly rotating out while retail chases green candles. Chart structure looking sketchy at best.
So who's got it right? The macro guys betting on policy tailwinds, or the chart readers wat

Spotted some interesting activity on a Solana-based token lately. There's this project called $RICHIE that's been catching attention on decentralized exchanges.
Looking at the 24-hour numbers, buy volume hit around $39.5K while sell pressure came in at $37.3K. Pretty balanced flow if you ask me—neither side dominating completely. The liquidity pool is sitting at roughly $25.6K, and the market cap clocked in at about $70.6K.
What stands out here? The buy-sell ratio isn't heavily skewed. When you see volumes this close, it usually signals some indecision in the market—traders testing waters rath

Does staying up late make you uglier? Well, if you're already ugly, it doesn't really matter. Tonight I'm planning to stay up all night because I found something fun—a fishing game! If you're interested, feel free to join me.
DeFishingGame has just officially launched. This isn't one of those trash mini-games thrown together just to make a quick buck. It's actually the first 3D blockchain game released by MEETLabs on their GamingFi platform. The game itself features 3D graphics and offers a pretty nice visual experience. As the first game product in the MEETLabs ecosystem, this project is defi

Interesting developments in Algeria's capital markets – regulators are projecting 2-3 IPOs for next year. One standout is Ayrade, an IT firm looking to raise funds for data center infrastructure. Shows growing appetite for tech sector listings in emerging markets. Worth watching how these offerings perform, especially with global data center demand surging. Could signal broader market confidence returning to the region.

We're witnessing a massive pivot in global manufacturing dynamics. The ongoing trade policy adjustments are pushing production chains away from their traditional hubs at an unprecedented pace.
What's catching my attention: this shift has hit a critical threshold. Supply chains that took decades to build are now reconfiguring in months. Southeast Asian markets, Latin American facilities, even some Eastern European operations are absorbing what's being relocated.
For those tracking macro trends, this reshuffling matters beyond just manufacturing. Capital flows follow these moves. Currency pressu

The AI landscape just witnessed a dramatic shift. OpenAI, once the darling of tech investors, has morphed into a burden for companies tied to its ecosystem. Stocks of firms heavily associated with the ChatGPT maker have taken a beating lately.
Meanwhile, a major search giant is capitalizing on this momentum swing. Their competitive products are gaining serious traction, pulling market confidence in their direction. The contrast couldn't be starker—while one player struggles with perception issues, the other is riding a wave of renewed investor enthusiasm.
What's driving this reversal? Some ana

America needs rate cuts. Not tomorrow—now. Why? The economy's getting hit from multiple angles with deflationary pressure.
Look at AI first. Companies are squeezing more output from smaller teams. Profit margins expand. Headcount shrinks. That's textbook deflation—productivity surges while wage demand drops.
Then there's robotics. Automation is eating into labor costs across manufacturing, logistics, even services. Fewer workers needed. Lower production costs. Prices drift downward.
These aren't temporary blips. They're structural shifts. The Fed's still fighting yesterday's inflation war whil

This market is really impossible for a long-term strategy lately. The rhythm these past couple of days has been so bizarre—every time I spot a hot trend, I react a bit too slowly, and by the time I jump in, a new concept pops up the next day and sucks all the funds away. Honestly, it's just that there's not enough money in the market; it's no different from the big players setting traps to fleece retail traders. Now I don't even dare to take my eyes off my positions, since all the funds are chasing those signal-calling influencers and technical analysts. Hold your positions? Give me a break, t

I've noticed a rather strange phenomenon.
On the ETH chain, as the meme frenzy gradually subsided, the ones that managed to hold out in the end turned out to be political narratives—it's as if this is the last stronghold that still belongs to it. Now SOL seems to be following a similar path: after the hype dies down, political memes have instead become the last bastion.
This has made me start to wonder: is political narrative the ultimate narrative in the crypto space? Even when the overall popularity of a chain is declining, can politics still keep things going?
I've always had this observati

Pivotal analysts are making bold calls: Gemini's momentum could push Alphabet shares to the $400 mark. But here's the twist—they believe this AI breakthrough might force a major rival to slash capital expenditures. We're watching a high-stakes tech race where one company's win directly pressures another's wallet. The thesis? If Gemini captures market share fast enough, competitors burning cash on infrastructure may need to rethink their spending. Classic zero-sum game dynamics playing out in real-time. Stock watchers should monitor capex guidance in upcoming earnings—that's where the real stor

When traditional regulatory frameworks start crumbling globally, what's the EU's playbook? Their top diplomat just dropped a three-part strategy for navigating this new world order. Pretty interesting timing considering how much crypto regulation hinges on international coordination. Worth checking out if you're tracking how these macro policy shifts might ripple through digital asset markets.

Just saw something interesting on YZilabs—a big shot from a certain exchange has changed their profile picture.
Judging by how fast they update things, it feels like some new move is coming? The community has been pretty sensitive to everything this person does lately, even small details like a profile picture get noticed. I have to say, the detective skills in the crypto circle are truly top-notch.

Sometimes I really think that how much you make in trading mostly comes down to luck.
Take $franklin on Pump, for example. I entered when the market cap was $90,000. At the time, it was getting a lot of attention and the chart looked interesting, so I thought it could take off. But after holding for a few hours, not only did it not go up, I ended up getting bagged.
I started wondering if my judgment was off. The hype was clearly there, so why wasn’t it pumping? Maybe most people didn’t see it the way I did, or maybe it was just me thinking it had potential.
Later, it skyrocketed to an $18 mill

Picture this: You're consistently crushing returns that put entire teams at top-tier investment banks to shame. Cycle after cycle, your track record speaks volumes. But here's the kicker—instead of recognition, you get the "lucky" label thrown at you. Classic move born out of pure insecurity.
Some people dream about landing that prestigious bank interview. Others? They're busy outperforming everyone who made it through that door. The difference is real, and the salt is palpable.
Everyone wins in the end though. They keep their titles, you keep your returns, and the market keeps exposing who ac

After watching the market closely these past few days, to be honest, holding a HYPE short position has been a really good experience 😭. This wave of shorts in my hands is one of the few smooth trades I've had this year.
Looking at the current trend, it feels like we're about to see a "final breakdown," right? Technically, the support level is on the verge of collapsing. If there's another wave of heavy selling, it could head straight for even lower price levels. Of course, that sounds a bit harsh, but that's just how the market is—when it's time to fall, nothing can stop it.