🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
466 subscribers
13.3K photos
4.37K videos
23 files
2.42K links
🎗GLOBAL ONE is a live super intelligence (SI) built on real-time data—designed for decisions. Currently focused on global financial markets

t.me/Prompts_SI @Global_one - Software/Developer/Programmer - Globalone.ch - Prompt - AI - Super Intelligence
Download Telegram
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
"When it's your turn to be the hammer, hit hard because when you were the nail, no one had mercy on you"
🗿1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
If your goals don't scare your excuses, your goals aren't big enough
✍1
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
If your goals don't scare your excuses, your goals aren't big enough
Set goals so high that you can't achieve until you develop yourself into someone who can
⚡2
The triumvirate is real. Where do you align in this age? The choice is real.
🔥1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🚨 BREAKING: Japan Just ENDED the Bank of Japan’s Independence. Washington’s Silent Coup Is Complete

The BoJ was about to go nuclear. They threatened to finally raise rates, kill the free-money spigot, and stop being America’s personal ATM.

That one move would have sucked trillions of cheap yen out of global markets overnight and triggered a full-blown liquidity crisis from Wall Street to every carry-trade casino on Earth.

So what did Washington do?

They leaned hard on Tokyo. And Prime Minister Takaichi just folded in public:

“The law mandates the BoJ must collaborate with the government on economic policy.”

Translation?

The central bank is no longer independent.
Interest rates stay low. The free money keeps flowing. America’s ATM stays open.

All at Japan’s expense.

This isn’t policy. This is economic warfare.

Japan just surrendered its monetary sovereignty so the global liquidity party can continue a little longer.

The yen is the hostage. Your portfolio of fiat money is the collateral.

The end of easy money just got postponed… by force.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Their only escape plan? Digital Assets.
Economists say that the only way for Japan to get out of this mess is to bring back the wealth using cryptocurrencies.

Japan could show us that The Fiat Era is coming to end.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🚨The Houthis are now targeting the Yanbu pipeline directly, not just tankers in the water.

This is the same route that had been absorbing the Bab al-Mandeb rerouting.

Saudi oil exports are already stuck on the longer, more expensive path around Africa.

Now the backup pipeline itself is under fire.

There is no clean route left.
🔥1
🚨🇸🇦🇮🇷 SAUDI ARABIA CONDEMNS DRONE ATTACKS ON ITS ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

Riyadh says drones launched by Iran-aligned militias in Iraq attempted to strike petroleum facilities in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province and Riyadh.

The Saudi Defence Ministry says the drones were intercepted and destroyed.

This is an important escalation.

The threat is no longer limited to shipping routes, the Red Sea or the Strait of Hormuz.

Oil infrastructure inside the world’s largest crude exporter is now being directly targeted from multiple fronts.
🇺🇦🇷🇺Ukraine has hit Russian refineries 63 times across 26 plants this year.

That is nearly 3 times last year's pace of 21 strikes across 11 plants.

Every single refinery hit in 2025 got hit again in 2026.
This is not a new front opening.

It is the same campaign, expanding.
✍1🔥1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
The only person coming to save you is the version of yourself that's tired of your excuses
🗿1
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
“The collapse of the Russian empire is inevitable.” According to Igor Eidman, the country poses an existential threat to the entire world around it. Dissidents opposed to Vladimir Putin’s rule have begun to discuss the disintegration of the Russian Federation…
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
❗️This war will not end until we restore the 1991 borders and Russia collapses, – co-owner of the Fire Point company Shtilerman.

Additional points:
▪️ “Russia must understand that the longer the war continues, the worse the peace terms will be for it”;
▪️ “This autumn there will be ballistic missile strikes on Moscow”;
▪️ “Our plan is to reach production of three ballistic missiles per day by the end of the year”;
▪️ “We absolutely must finish off WB and Ozon. This will lead to the collapse of Russia’s banking system”;
▪️ “Russians, leave the country and withdraw all your money from the banks. Trouble is coming to your country. It will only get worse from here.”
✍11
🇷🇺 The Bank of Russia has developed the initial drafts of regulatory documents to launch the Russian cryptocurrency market.

➠ The Bank of Russia has created the conditions for the organized trading of digital currencies and digital rights. The exchange will independently define the trading rules in its regulations, and will also begin to calculate the market and weighted average value of crypto assets.

➠ Digital custodians will emerge – new market participants who will maintain records of cryptocurrencies and digital rights (similar to traditional custodians in the securities market).

➠ The minimum capital for a digital custodian will be from 50 to 250 million rubles (depending on the type of activity: working with open blockchains or settlements based on trading results). The company's assets must be liquid and of high credit quality.

➠ Similar requirements are being introduced for operators of electronic platforms (they will become operators of information systems and will conduct settlements for digital financial assets through nominee accounts).

➠ The Bank of Russia has defined the rules for accounting, the composition of information about clients and assets, and the requirements for opening and maintaining digital accounts.

➠ The Bank of Russia itself will maintain the register of digital custodians. All draft regulatory documents have been published for assessment of regulatory impact.
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
👀1
🚨 US MEMORY STOCKS ARE CRASHING

$1 Trillion has been wiped out from US stocks in the last 3 hours, and 50% of that came from just 6 memory stocks.

US memory stocks are crashing on news that China has begun producing its own DUV chipmaking machines.

Investors worry China can now build more chip factories on its own, adding supply and pushing memory chip prices down, exactly the prices that have been driving these stocks higher all year.

- Nvidia: -4.37%, $300B wiped out
- SK Hynix: -9.48%, $95B wiped out
- Micron: -4.69%, $82B wiped out
- SanDisk: -10.42%, $26B wiped out
- Western Digital: -5.93%, $21B wiped out
- Seagate: -5.59%, $17B wiped out

In total, $541 billion has been wiped out from just these 6 memory stocks.
NVIDIA MIGHT BE USING A FUNDING LOOP THAT PAYS FOR ITS OWN CHIP SALES

Nvidia just unveiled a new round of AI deals worth more than $750 billion combined.

The largest single deal: a $500 billion+ partnership with SK Hynix's parent company to build over 2 gigawatts of AI data centers in Korea, enough power for 1.5 million homes.

Nvidia is also in talks to guarantee up to $250 billion of OpenAI's lease payments on a massive data center project in Ohio, and to directly finance another $350 billion of OpenAI's chip purchases from Nvidia itself.

Here's how it becomes the loop:

Nvidia sells the chips. Then Nvidia helps finance the same companies buying those chips. The company profits either way, whether or not AI demand actually shows up.

This matters directly for Nvidia's own earnings. Every chip sale gets booked immediately as revenue the moment it's sold, even when Nvidia itself is the one funding the buyer's purchase.

That means Nvidia's revenue and profit numbers can look strong quarter after quarter, without the market ever knowing how much of that demand Nvidia had to pay for itself.

Nvidia isn't alone in this.

Google agreed to backstop lease payments for Anthropic at five data centers, functioning as a $35 billion loan. SoftBank has already committed nearly $65 billion into OpenAI and taken out a $40 billion bridge loan just to fund that one investment.

Jensen Huang has pushed back directly, calling the "circular" label "ridiculous," and noting these deals are still a small share of what these companies ultimately raise elsewhere.

If AI demand ever falls short, the chipmaker, the buyer, and the lender all lose money at the same time, because they're all standing on the same foundation.

Michael Burry raised a similar alarm recently about a separate Nvidia deal tied to Elon Musk's xAI, alleging billions in chips are hidden off balance sheets, with American retirees unknowingly funding the risk through insurance products.
👀1