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SOL is under technical pressure after a 27% 30-day loss.
Bearish EMAs are lining up — with the 50-day nearing a cross below the 100-day and 20-day under the 200-day.
These “death cross” setups often precede short-term pain before recovery.
Support: $163 → $155. Resistance: $180 → $191.

Crypto wipeout: $790 billion in value has disappeared since October.
Total market cap plunged from $4.22T → $3.43T — erasing all 2025 gains.
Analyst Ran Neuner warns: “A 5–10% stock correction could crush crypto even harder.”
Markets are fragile — and Solana is taking the brunt.

Warren Buffett’s classic valuation tool — the Buffett Indicator — has hit an all-time high of 233.7%.
That’s well above the 200% “playing with fire” zone.
Historically, readings this high precede major market corrections or multi-year bear cycles.
Stocks overheated. Crypto cracking. Risk sentiment collapsing.

Market watchers are calling Michael Burry’s new filing his “wildest yet.”
He’s reportedly shorting the market across multiple years — echoing his pre-2008 playbook.
Analyst Kashyap Sriram notes: “He’s short again, just ahead of the AI bubble’s final reckoning.”
Is this the next Big Short moment?

Michael Burry and Warren Buffett are both signaling maximum caution heading into November.
Burry’s latest 13F filing shows aggressive long-term shorts through 2027.
️ Buffett’s indicator has hit 233.7%, its highest level ever.
With crypto already bleeding, could this be the start of a wider correction?

AdHoc Studio celebrated Dispatch’s success in a tongue-in-cheek post:

“2 days. 80 million copies sold. Would’ve been nice. We sold 1 million in 10 days though. Still pretty good.”
The studio’s humor aside, Dispatch’s strong sales position AdHoc as one of the fastest-growing names in episodic storytelling and interactive fiction.

Dispatch currently holds a “Very Positive” rating on Steam, with over 18,000 reviews.
Players control Robert Robertson III, a retired superhero managing emergency calls for the Superhero Dispatch Network while plotting his return to action.
Fans are already calling for a Season 2, citing its sharp writing and emotional storytelling.

Narrative adventure game Dispatch has become a breakout hit — selling over 10 million copies just 10 days after launch.
Developed and published by AdHoc Studio, the game debuted on Oct. 22, 2025 for PC and PlayStation 5, priced at $29.99.
Episodes 5 and 6 arrive Nov. 5, with the final two scheduled for Nov. 12.

Rockstar Games is under scrutiny after reports surfaced that several employees in the UK and Canada were laid off for participating in a private trade union chat on Discord.
The company has not yet commented publicly, but labor advocates say the move could trigger investigations into anti-union practices within the gaming industry.

The upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI will be set in the fictional state of Leonida, Rockstar’s reimagined take on Florida.
Continuing the studio’s tradition of satirizing American culture, GTA VI follows earlier settings inspired by New York (Liberty City), San Francisco (San Andreas), and Miami (Vice City).

Speaking on the Lex Fridman Podcast, Grand Theft Auto co-founder Dan Houser explained why the iconic series likely won’t move beyond U.S. borders.

“You needed guns, you needed these larger-than-life characters… the game was so much about America,” Houser said.
He added that while GTA: London was “cute and fun,” a full GTA title wouldn’t work the same way outside the U.S.

As more professionals consider leaving corporate life, career consultants warn: “Freedom comes with volatility.”
Going freelance offers flexibility and higher earning potential, but also demands discipline, strong networking, and financial planning.
Building a presence on LinkedIn, securing a trusted accountant, and developing client retention skills are essential first steps.

Over 70% of freelancers find work via digital platforms, but success depends on more than skill.
Those who treat freelancing as a business — mastering pricing, communication, and portfolio strategy — are the ones achieving stable, scalable income.
Continuous learning and personal branding separate thriving independents from struggling newcomers.

The U.S. leads with 76.4 million freelancers, followed by Brazil and India, as Asia-Pacific adoption grows 20% year-on-year.
Emerging economies like India, China, and the Philippines provide vast, competitive talent pools — reshaping global work distribution and creating cross-border collaboration at scale.

Freelancers now earn an average of $99,230 annually, with top-tier professionals making up to $300/hour.
In-demand categories include AI, cloud computing, and data analytics, with AI/ML roles growing 74% year-over-year.
Investing 30 minutes a day in skill-building can transform earnings and career trajectory in as little as six months.

Following the 2023–2024 corporate layoffs, 69% of employers turned to freelancers — and 99% say they plan to again in 2025.
Top platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and Toptal are becoming critical to business operations, proving that flexibility has evolved from convenience to necessity in today’s labor market.

The global freelance platform market hit $5.58 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $14.39 billion by 2030, reflecting a massive shift toward digital independence.
With 1.57 billion freelancers worldwide, this movement marks not just a trend — but a transformation in how professionals build sustainable, flexible careers.