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- Canaan Inc. (COAI) saw a sharp stock price drop in early November 2025 amid AI/crypto sector volatility driven by regulatory uncertainty and strategic shorting. - C3.ai's 54% YTD decline and exploration of a potential sale highlighted the sector's shift from speculative hype to earnings-focused scrutiny. - Gemini's poor Q3 earnings and Nano Labs' bond redemption signaled broader pessimism, amplifying COAI's 88% YTD valuation decline. - Analysts project 20% downside for AI sector valuations, emphasizing p

- Poain BlockEnergy expanded its AI-powered staking platform to include USDT , offering stablecoin yield generation via smart contracts and a presale for its PEB token. - The platform uses renewable energy-powered AI algorithms to optimize staking returns, providing a low-risk alternative to traditional trading with flexible 2-10 day plans. - Users can withdraw or reinvest profits in multiple assets, while PEB’s presale roadmap projects a 300x price increase from $0.007 to $2.50, pending adoption and regul

- Sonic Labs (formerly Fantom) under CEO Mitchell Demeter shifts focus to fundamentals-driven growth, prioritizing deflationary tokenomics and ecosystem expansion over speed-centric hype. - New fee monetization model allocates 15-90% of fees to builders, 10% to validators, and burns remaining fees to reduce S token supply, aiming to strengthen token value and ecosystem sustainability. - Platform plans U.S. expansion via New York office, GMSonic educational hub, and Ethereum/Solana-compatible improvements t

- The U.S. Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates by 25 basis points in December, marking the third consecutive reduction to a 3.50%-3.75% range. - Internal FOMC divisions and government shutdown-related data gaps complicate the decision, with labor market softness and persistent inflation above 2% key concerns. - Market expectations for a December cut have dropped to 63% as investors weigh labor resilience against inflation risks from tariffs and supply disruptions. - Divergent FOMC views persist, with so