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$FIL — Filecoin Reclaims $1 as AI Storage Narrative Gains Strength Filecoin has recovered strongly, trading around the $0.96–$1.00 area after breaking above its recent range. FIL recently reached about $1.03, supported by increased trading volume and renewed attention around decentralized data storage. Market Structure: FIL is holding above the former $0.94 resistance zone. Maintaining this level could support another move toward the $1.04–$1.10 area, while losing $0.87 may weaken the recovery. Key Levels: Support: $0.94–$0.96 Major Support: $0.87–$0.90 Resistance: $1.03–$1.05 Higher Zone: $1.10+ News Catalyst: Filecoin is gaining attention as an AI and data-infrastructure network. Recent developments include Filecoin-backed storage for AI compute facilities and the launch of official tools for AI agents to store, verify and retrieve data through Filecoin. A major supply change is also approaching, with the end of a vesting schedule expected to reduce new FIL issuance in October. Bottom Line: FIL is rebuilding momentum around the $1 level. The $0.94 area remains important for maintaining the current recovery, while a break above $1.05 could attract further attention.#CryptoRecoveryBroadens #UNI21%RallyOnSECRule #ZECPositionsDiverge

$AR Recent Upward Catalysts This round of market movement related to narrative of permanent storage + decentralized computing: AO Network: Progress in decentralized computing network based on the Arweave storage layer has driven market attention to the "storage + computing" combination. AI / DePIN Narrative: Decentralized permanent storage is regarded as part of AI data infrastructure, with increasing discussion on storage demand. Product Updates: Node upgrades improve operational efficiency

BREAKING: Michael Burry warns Big Tech's AI filings are hiding major risks. Oracle disclosed $288 billion in leases it hasn't even started paying for yet. Burry says Big Tech also doesn't disclose how much "AI demand" is just companies paying each other to buy their own products.#CryptoRecoveryBroadens #FedOctHikeOddsHit55% #UNI21%RallyOnSECRule

$AMD is already expected to more than triple revenue from ~$35B in 2025 to ~$121B by 2028 and I still think that may understate the AI opportunity. You just saw Consumer AI start to inflect with agents like $META Muse becoming top app in $AAPL App Store a week after launch and those agents still need CPUs for tool calls, orchestration, payments and data movement alongside GPUs. Thats exactly where AMD Venice matters so much with up to 256 cores and 1.6 TB/s of memory bandwidth per socket giving AMD another major way to monetize the agentic AI buildout.

🇺🇸 Meta is investing $115 MILLION in a FREE training academy designed to prepare blue-collar workers to build the data centers powering the AI boom, and it comes with a GUARANTEED JOB. Their 4-week American Workforce Academy will provide industry-recognized construction credentials, with its first class launching near Houston and pilot programs in Louisiana, Ohio, and Indiana. The program aims to graduate 300 workers every month, and Meta says thousands have already applied. Whether AI is directly creating productivity gains across the economy is still up in the air, but the expansion of AI infrastructure will certainly do a lot for any industry you can probably think of. Writer: Mhedi

#NvidiaChipDoubleOutlook Nvidia plans to sell more chips, yet AI compute is getting more expensive 👀 Jensen Huang expects chip sales to double over the next year, while Nebius is raising H100 to B300 instance prices by roughly 17%-21%. What caught my attention is the contradiction: supply is scaling, but pricing power isn't fading. If Nvidia doubles shipments and compute prices still stay high, the real story isn't scarcity. It's demand outrunning one of the fastest supply expansions in tech.

🔥 Why does storage come after AI computing power? $SKHYNIX → HBM leadership, driven by AI server bandwidth demand. $MU → HBM + DRAM recovery, with strong cycle upside. $SNDK → NAND + enterprise SSDs, benefiting from growing data-center storage needs. Different plays, same AI infrastructure theme. Watch pricing, shipments, demand and margins. #AI #Semiconductors

BREAKING: Anthropic is reportedly planing to release a new $AI model, just days after CEO Dario called for the whole industry to slow down. Amodei wrote a 3,800 word essay on September 12 saying $AI companies "must slow the pace" of development. A week later, Anthropic is considering rushing out a new model to compete with OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra. Sources say the move is driven by investor pressure ahead of Anthropic's IPO, not safety readiness. $ANTHROPIC

Update on my bet that OpenAI has a 50/50 chance of running out of money by next summer. I know I may be wrong here— this is what 50/50 means. But here’s how I see it. The positive: OpenAI has overtaken Anthropic in terms of weekly revenue, according to OpenRouter data from July. Reflects OpenAI’s scientific excellence, which has always stood in contrast to its shaky business foundations. Impressive that @sama and @gdb have lost loads of senior scientists and yet they still replenish the brain trust. Not so positive: Anthropic appears to enjoy far more customer loyalty. Twelve month retention rates are almost double OAI’s. (H/T @FT). But, tbf, this may just reflect a period when Anthropic’s models improved faster, and maybe the tables have turned. The chief OAI worry is the same as it always was: cash burn. Latest numbers indicate that OAI expects to lose $280 billion by 2030, even though revenue is forecast to 10x between now and then. That implies a massive fund-raising challenge. OAI is running an experiment not only in an unprecedented technology; it is also testing the depth of global capital markets. OAI has used the recent hacking scares to postpone its IPO, which might have been hard to pull off anyway. So it has to raise money privately. Already, the last fund-raising round included a bunch of financial engineering—conditional future cash promises, promises of compute in lieu of cash. OAI has also tried to finance data centers by leaning on Nvidia in its guise as the central bank of AI. See the $105 billion NVidia guarantee on the Ohio data center. How many more nimble financial tricks can OAI pull? Especially in a climate where the political backlash against AI is growing and open weight competition is intense? Here’s what to watch for. OAI financial partner, SoftBank, is plotting the near-term IPO of its data-center builder SB Energy. If that plan runs into trouble, there will be knock-on effects for SoftBank and hence a hit to SoftBank’s ability to pour fresh money into OAI.