According to ChainCatcher citing SemiAnalysis, U.S. technology stocks sold off sharply after the midterm elections amid concerns about tighter AI regulation and slower data-center construction. On November 5, the Magnificent Seven lost about $1.04 trillion in market value. Nvidia fell 9.26%, shedding more than $440 billion in market value—two to four times the declines of major customers Microsoft, Google and Amazon. Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Meta generated a combined operating cash flow that no longer covered capital expenditures in the third quarter, leaving a shortfall of about $26.4 billion, compared with a surplus of about $61.7 billion a year earlier. Amazon’s trailing 12-month free cash flow swung from a $14.8 billion inflow to a $42.4 billion outflow. Meta’s free cash flow turned negative for the first time in more than a decade, while Google’s long-term debt rose from about $20 billion to $125 billion. On Election Day, 40 of 41 local ballot measures concerning data centers across 10 states favored restrictions; 27 restrictive or opposition measures passed. SemiAnalysis said the policy changes may have limited impact on projects already underway in 2027 but could affect computing-capacity expansion plans from 2028 onward. More than 90% of Nvidia’s revenue comes from data centers. Meanwhile, Google Cloud’s third-quarter operating profit tripled year over year, AWS operating profit rose from $11.4 billion to $17.8 billion, and Microsoft Azure revenue grew 48%.

Trafigura Group has been buying large volumes of copper to increase sales in Asia as local supplies dwindle, according to Bloomberg. The buying adds to a scramble for metal that has pushed regional premiums for spot cargoes to record highs.

Markets related to Kalshi and Polymarket recorded more than $3 billion in combined trading volume during the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. According to PANews, Kalshi reported an accuracy rate of about 98% and said it reached a 99% probability on a key race roughly 115 minutes before CNN; its politics category had $679.2 million in open interest, while sports markets recorded $1.5 billion in volume, nearly 60% of the total. The report noted that sample dilution and errors in estimating seat margins remained.

Artificial intelligence, US stocks, investment, US tech stocks have experienced a rollercoaster ride – Dan Bin: The probability of the AI ​​era coming to an end is extremely small; funds are being withdrawn to continue adding to positions. Golden Finance reports that US tech stocks experienced significant volatility this week.

According to ChainCatcher citing STAR Market Daily, DeepSeek’s web and API services experienced a partial outage starting at 3:11 PM today, with users temporarily unable to access its chat function. The affected services included chat, the DeepSeek V4 Pro API, and the DeepSeek V4.1 Flash API. DeepSeek said it had implemented a fix and was monitoring its effectiveness.

The Paraguayan banking crisis exposed the vulnerabilities of traditional finance and also revealed the true nature of crypto "alternatives"—stablecoins, privacy, and identity each have their weaknesses.

Anthropic probably didn't expect that its carefully chosen listing window would be overturned by a midterm election.

Artificial intelligence, financing, JPMorgan Chase, is winning the bid just the last straw? The market is finally facing the risks of AI "circular financing." Golden Finance: The cracks in the AI ​​prosperity narrative are widening.

In just two trading days, US stock market players experienced a rapid rollercoaster ride.

SOLANA, Elon Musk, Changpeng Zhao, Cybertruck to be discontinued; Solana may be investigated by the central bank; Musk uses CZ emoji; Golden Finance: What have KOLs on X been talking about in the past 24 hours?

AI capital expenditures are approaching a historical turning point, and the fate of US economic growth may be deeply intertwined with this.

From smart contract vulnerabilities to AI-assisted penetration, from fake job postings to North Korean hacking groups, the attack surface of the crypto industry is expanding from on-chain to the entire organizational system.

Why is the US stock market, artificial intelligence, and data centers—such lucrative sectors—being resisted? According to Jinse Finance, the IRS views airports as giant ATMs.

Jinse Finance launches its daily cryptocurrency and blockchain news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3235, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.