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[CFSU @CFSU123]

Projects that offer strong revenue sharing to users will thrive. That's the rule.

[Tolly @TollyLabs]

Tolly has now processed over $31M in lifetime trading volume across more than 174K proven trades.

Usage continues to grow steadily as the @arc ecosystem develops and more activity moves through the platform.

We keep improving the product. The numbers follow.

[CFSU @CFSU123]

TVl 228,884 usd
Revenue 30d 2103 usd
Holders revenue 30d 996,64 usd

@TollyLabs good revenue sharing.

https://t.co/hEQ2cDu3Rd

[CFSU @CFSU123]

When should revenue be shared with holders?

[TermMax | Fixed Rate Borrowing & Lending @TermMaxFi]

Known rate. Known term.
That’s what TermMax is built for.🐬

[CFSU @CFSU123]

@Alts_Anonymous That reason price can not rise up

[CFSU @CFSU123]

@Alts_Anonymous Lyx issued few tokens but Lyx generated no revenue.

[CFSU @CFSU123]

@im_jowee When will they announce the Fogo wallet has been hacked or its keys stolen?

[CFSU @CFSU123]

BMW stock (https://t.co/Cx73i8vjvK) closed Thursday, Aug 27 at €59.94, up +€2.26 (+3.92%).
Day range: €57.34 – €60.00
52-week range: €56.40 – €97.92
Markets were closed overnight (Fri Aug 28). Figures as of last Xetra close. https://t.co/3SBE8VaBti
Ready-to-post version:
BMW (https://t.co/Cx73i8vjvK) closed at €59.94 (+3.92%) on Aug 27.
Day range €57.34–€60.00. Still well off the 52-week high of €97.92.
#BMW #Stocks #AutoIndustry

[CFSU @CFSU123]

🚀 NVIDIA ($NVDA) Update – Aug 25, 2026 Close
Price: $213.05
Change: +$4.57 (+2.19%)
The AI chip giant bounced back strongly after the previous session’s drop, closing higher with solid volume. Market cap remains above $5 trillion. https://t.co/fyrfqbs4Q9
Full interactive chart:
https://t.co/Gh9Nwk2vzV
Bulls or bears — where do you see NVDA heading next (especially with earnings in focus)? Drop your take below 👇
#NVDA #NVIDIA #AI #TechStocks #StockMarket #Investing

[CFSU @CFSU123]

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[CFSU @CFSU123]

🚀 NVIDIA (NVDA) – Is the AI King still “not hot enough”?
Hey everyone, while the tech market is a bit shaky, there’s one name still printing money like a machine: NVIDIA.
• Market cap ~$5 trillion, currently leading the world.
• Demand for GPUs in AI data centers is still exploding — major customers (Microsoft, Google, Oracle…) are facing over 15% price hikes on AI servers due to memory and chips.
• Upcoming quarterly report (Aug 26): Wall Street expects revenue of ~$92 billion, nearly double year-over-year.
• Analysts are calling for targets of $280–350, saying “close your eyes and buy” because the stock looks undervalued relative to AI inference + agentic AI potential.
But remember: the price has already run hard, volatility is high, and this week’s earnings could create big moves in either direction.
Are you holding NVDA, waiting for a dip, or thinking the AI hype has already peaked?
Drop a comment below, tag your friends with the same view. Who’s bold enough to go all-in before earnings? 🔥
#NVDA #AI #TechStocks #StockMarket #Investing

[CFSU @CFSU123]

$MSFT Daily Update – August 20, 2026
Microsoft closed down on Thursday.
Close: $481.15
Change: -$3.16 (-0.65%)
Open: $483.00
High: $484.16
Low: $479.50
Volume: ~20M shares
Slight pullback after recent strength. Still holding well above the $480 level as the market digests broader tech weakness.
Bulls looking for a rebound toward $490+.
Bears watching if it breaks below $475–480 support.
What’s your outlook on $MSFT heading into next week? 🚀 or 📉
#MSFT #Microsoft #Stocks #Tech #AI

[CFSU @CFSU123]

$NVDA Daily Update – August 20, 2026
NVIDIA closed down on Thursday.
Close: $216.85
Change: -$0.71 (-0.33%)
Open: $218.36
High: $219.86
Low: $215.66
Volume: ~92.5M shares
Slight pullback after recent weakness. Still holding above key support near $215 ahead of earnings on August 26.
Bulls watching for a bounce back above $220.
Bears eyeing further downside if it breaks $215.
What’s your take before earnings next week? 🚀 or 📉
#NVDA #NVIDIA #Stocks #AI #Tech

[CFSU @CFSU123]

$NVDA is still the undisputed king of AI.
$5.27 trillion market cap.
Next earnings in 5 days (Aug 26).
Analysts are quietly raising targets again.
While everyone was chasing the next shiny AI name, Nvidia just kept printing cash and owning the entire data center stack.
Question for the timeline:
Will $NVDA break $300 before the end of 2026?
Drop your target below. Bulls or bears — I want both.
#NVDA #AI #Stocks #Tech

[CFSU @CFSU123]

🚀 NVDA update – August 19
NVIDIA (NVDA) closed at $217.56, down -0.99% (-$2.18)
Intraday range: $216.76 – $222.87
Market cap ~$5.3 trillion
Key points: ✅ Slight pullback ahead of earnings (Aug 26)
✅ Still holding strong above $215 support
✅ Analysts remain bullish — Bank of America sees up to $350 target on AI supercycle
✅ Blackwell demand continues to drive the story
After recent gains, NVDA is consolidating before the big report.
AI chip leadership is still firmly in place.
Holding NVDA through earnings or taking profits? Drop your view below! 👇
(Chart attached)
#NVDA #NVIDIA #Stocks #Investing #AI #TechStocks #Nasdaq #StockMarket

[CFSU @CFSU123]

🚀 AAPL surges on August 19!
Apple (AAPL) closed at $316.83, up +2.19% (+$6.80)
Intraday high: $319.28
Market cap ~$4.6 trillion
Why the jump: ✅ Investors rotating back into mega-cap tech
✅ Apple eases EU App Store terms → reduces regulatory pressure
✅ Analyst upgrades to Buy with $400 price target (AI potential + foldable iPhone)
After pulling back from the $344 peak, AAPL is regaining momentum.
Services remains a cash machine, and a new iPhone cycle is approaching.
Holding AAPL or waiting for a dip? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
#AAPL #Apple #Stocks #Investing #Nasdaq #TechStocks #StockMarket

[CFSU @CFSU123]

TECH STOCKS ARE EXPLODING TODAY – ARE YOU RIDING THE WAVE?
Nasdaq is on fire!
NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, TSLA, AMD… some ripping higher, others getting hammered.
👉 Which tech stocks are you holding right now?
👉 Loading up on the dip or taking profits?
Drop your ticker below and let’s analyze it together!
#TechStocks #Nasdaq #Investing #Trading #NVDA #AAPL #AI

[CFSU @CFSU123]

Russia’s Economy in Mid-2026: Fragile Growth, Mounting Pressures
Russia’s economy recorded 1.3% year-on-year GDP growth in Q2 2026 (preliminary Rosstat data), beating forecasts from the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) and the Ministry of Economy. This marked a rebound after a 0.2% contraction in Q1 — the first decline in about three years. For the first half of 2026, GDP grew around 0.6%.
The main drivers were household consumption (retail sales up 7.2%), heavy government spending on defense, and a temporary boost from higher oil prices linked to Middle East tensions. Military-related sectors continue to receive strong state support, sustaining parts of industrial output.
However, the overall picture is deteriorating:
• The CBR has cut its full-year 2026 growth forecast to 0–1% (previously higher) and raised the inflation outlook to 6–7%, driven by fuel price spikes and supply shocks from attacks on oil refineries.
• The key interest rate remains high at around 14%, stifling investment and civilian-sector activity.
• The federal budget deficit in the first half already exceeded the full-year target (around 2.7% of GDP), with liquid reserves thinning.
• Severe labor shortages persist, fixed investment is declining, and many civilian industries are in recession or stagnation. Long-term growth potential has fallen to just 1–1.5%.
In short, Russia’s war economy has not collapsed and can still deliver low growth thanks to state spending and energy revenues. But the wartime boost is running out of steam: the civilian sector is weak, inflation remains sticky, the budget deficit is widening, and pressures from sanctions plus supply shocks are intensifying. Many experts expect Russia to lag behind global average growth in the coming years, even with relatively solid oil and gas income.
What do you think this economy will look like in 1–2 years? Comment below!
#RussiaEconomy #RussianEconomy #2026

[CFSU @CFSU123]

China’s Economy in Mid-2026: Resilient Exports, Stubborn Domestic Weakness
China’s economy is showing a clear two-speed pattern in 2026.
The numbers so far:
• H1 GDP growth: 4.7%
• Q2 growth: 4.3% (slowest in over three years)
• Official full-year target: 4.5–5%
July data (just released) painted a softer picture:
• Retail sales rose only 0.6% year-on-year
• Industrial output grew 4.5% (slowed from June)
• Fixed-asset investment fell 6.7% in Jan–July
• Real estate investment plunged nearly 19%
Yet high-tech manufacturing, AI-related equipment, new energy products, and exports remain bright spots. China’s factories are still humming for global demand even as Chinese consumers stay cautious and the property sector continues its multi-year adjustment.
The big picture: China is deliberately shifting away from the old debt-fueled property + infrastructure model toward innovation-driven, high-quality growth. That transition is real — but it’s uneven and incomplete. Strong supply meets weak domestic demand, leaving the economy heavily reliant on external markets at a time of geopolitical and trade tensions.
Policymakers are under rising pressure to deliver more targeted support in the second half without repeating past excesses. Whether Beijing can successfully rebalance toward consumption while keeping growth in the target range will be one of the most important economic stories of 2026.
What do you think — can China successfully pivot, or will the domestic demand gap keep widening?
#ChinaEconomy #ChinaGDP #GlobalEconomy #Macro

[CFSU @CFSU123]

Warren Buffett is not a genius at predicting the market.
He has only done one thing right for over 60 years:
Buy wonderful companies
Hold them for a very long time
And almost never sell.
He once said:
“Time is the friend of the wonderful business,
and the enemy of the mediocre.”
While everyone chases rumors, FOMO, and sells at 10% profit…
Buffett sits still and lets his money work.
Result: from $100 in 1956 → hundreds of billions of dollars.
Do you want to get rich fast like a trader,
or get rich sustainably like Buffett?
#WarrenBuffett #ValueInvesting #LongTermInvesting

[CFSU @CFSU123]

Stocks are not gambling.
Gambling is when you buy based on rumors, FOMO, or “someone said it’s a sure win.”
Real stock investing is:
• Buying good companies
• Holding long-term
• Ignoring the daily noise
Those who stay patient for 5–10 years usually win.
Those who want to get rich quick in a few months usually lose money.
Are you gambling or investing?
#Stocks #StockInvesting #StockMarket
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