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Stop wasting hours trying to decompile APKs or manually trace obfuscated binaries.

A new repo is going viral in the developer community: REA (Reverse Engineer Anything).

It connects AI agents directly to low-level analysis engines using MCP—allowing your LLM to deconstruct almost any software artifact.

Follow @ClarityCapAi for open-source AI workflows, quant tools, and live engineering updates.

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@BlackRock @WSJ #Ai is the trend

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Day 10 of our public $10,000 portfolio.

New position: $IREN at $36.60 ($250)

Open P&L: -$21.15 (-0.21%)
$VST $144 → $152.54 (+5.9%)
$MCD $230 → $243.21 (+5.7%)
$IREN $36.60 → $29.23 (-20.1%)

Yes, $IREN is already red. We size small and show every loss. 92.5% still in cash, more positions coming soon.

⚠️ Watchlist alert: $SOFI ($14.49), near its 52-week low, earnings Oct 27.

Would you buy $SOFI before earnings or wait? Tell us why 👇 We'll study the best replies.

Not financial advice. Prices are intraday and delayed.

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@NotInYourFeed On a laptop with 16 gb ram

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Looking for recommendations on free open-source models + thoughts on Google Antigravity

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for good free open-source / open-weight AI models (preferably ones that are easy to run locally or have generous free tiers).

What are people currently using and recommending? (Especially for coding, general use, or local setups.)

Also, has anyone been using Google Antigravity? Would love to hear your thoughts on it — pros, cons, how the free limits feel in practice, and whether it’s worth using alongside open-source models.

Thanks in advance!

[ClarityCapital @ClarityCapAi]

@_karanGhosh Can we use it to train hermes and can hermes learn from there answer responses ? And thanks for the suggestions

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100 soon

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**Here’s a cleaner, more accurate version of the post, based on actual market action on 15 Oct 2026:**

**Asian markets sell off sharply as hot US inflation data fuels Fed rate-hike fears**

US September CPI came in hotter than expected (headline ~3.7% y/y, core 0.3% m/m vs 0.2% forecast), pushing up bets that the Federal Reserve may hike again as soon as its late-October meeting. This hit growth and tech stocks hardest and triggered a broad risk-off move across Asia.

**Key moves (approx. as of reports today):**
- 🇰🇷 KOSPI: around **-7.5% to -8%** (Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix down ~9–12%)
- 🇯🇵 Nikkei 225: around **-4.5% to -5%**
- 🇨🇳 Shanghai Composite: roughly **-1.5% to -2%**
- Taiwan and other tech-linked markets also weaker (TSMC and related names under pressure)

Tech and semiconductor names, which dominate Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, led the declines. MSCI Asia-Pacific ex-Japan fell several percent.

**Why this happened**

Two main drivers reinforced each other:

1. **Hotter US inflation → higher-for-longer / further rate-hike fears**
Stronger-than-expected CPI raised the odds of another Fed hike (markets priced in a meaningful chance of a move at the 28 October meeting). Higher rates increase discount rates and borrowing costs, which is especially painful for high-valuation growth and AI-related stocks that rely on cheap capital and long-duration cash flows.

2. **AI/tech valuation and competition concerns**
Markets have already been nervous about the sustainability of massive AI infrastructure spending, Chinese competition in memory chips (e.g., progress by CXMT), financing risks, and whether current valuations are justified. The inflation surprise accelerated selling in the chip-heavy indices that had rallied hard earlier in 2026.

In short: the inflation print rekindled Fed tightening fears on top of existing doubts about the AI trade, producing a sharp one-day (and multi-day) sell-off concentrated in Korea and Japan.

[ClarityCapital @ClarityCapAi]

@Luceyeon That is for sure

[ClarityCapital @ClarityCapAi]

**Here’s a cleaner, more accurate version of the post, based on actual market action on 15 Oct 2026:**

**Asian markets sell off sharply as hot US inflation data fuels Fed rate-hike fears**

US September CPI came in hotter than expected (headline ~3.7% y/y, core 0.3% m/m vs 0.2% forecast), pushing up bets that the Federal Reserve may hike again as soon as its late-October meeting. This hit growth and tech stocks hardest and triggered a broad risk-off move across Asia.

**Key moves (approx. as of reports today):**
- 🇰🇷 KOSPI: around **-7.5% to -8%** (Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix down ~9–12%)
- 🇯🇵 Nikkei 225: around **-4.5% to -5%**
- 🇨🇳 Shanghai Composite: roughly **-1.5% to -2%**
- Taiwan and other tech-linked markets also weaker (TSMC and related names under pressure)

Tech and semiconductor names, which dominate Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, led the declines. MSCI Asia-Pacific ex-Japan fell several percent.

**Why this happened**

Two main drivers reinforced each other:

1. **Hotter US inflation → higher-for-longer / further rate-hike fears**
Stronger-than-expected CPI raised the odds of another Fed hike (markets priced in a meaningful chance of a move at the 28 October meeting). Higher rates increase discount rates and borrowing costs, which is especially painful for high-valuation growth and AI-related stocks that rely on cheap capital and long-duration cash flows.

2. **AI/tech valuation and competition concerns**
Markets have already been nervous about the sustainability of massive AI infrastructure spending, Chinese competition in memory chips (e.g., progress by CXMT), financing risks, and whether current valuations are justified. The inflation surprise accelerated selling in the chip-heavy indices that had rallied hard earlier in 2026.

In short: the inflation print rekindled Fed tightening fears on top of existing doubts about the AI trade, producing a sharp one-day (and multi-day) sell-off concentrated in Korea and Japan.

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@_karanGhosh @Kimi_Moonshot 👀

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People are not seeing @Kimi_Moonshot ai well they are missing on big big opportunities.

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Whats your plan for bitcoin buy or sell ? $BTC #btc

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#southkorea market just crashed badly

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Whats your plan for bitcoin buy or sell ? $BTC #btc

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Shit

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Rates stabilizing as the possibility of a reversal day --based on negativity--occurring

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Adding #gold and #Silver soon in the model portfolio.

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$GOLD $SIL

[ClarityCapital @ClarityCapAi]

Today's crash in gold and silver is a reminder of one thing:

Commodities don't just move on fear. They move with money, liquidity, and confidence in currencies.

Governments can tighten policy, borrow money, and try to control inflation. But when debt keeps growing, monetary expansion can become part of the equation.

Over the long term, the purchasing power of money is the real story.

Call it the law of nature. 🌍

Think I'm wrong? Comment below. 👇

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Don ' t know why but we would love to add more $IREN in this bloodbath people panic we will buy .