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Economists Adjust U.S. Inflation Forecast Amid Iran Conflict
Economists have revised their U.S. inflation forecasts upward due to the price shocks stemming from the Iran conflict, which are now affecting broader sectors beyond energy costs. According to Jin10, they anticipate that the core PCE index will rise more than previously expected, with both inflation indicators remaining above 3% by the end of this year. Opinions are divided on whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December, with previous surveys predicting a rate cut in October. Luke Tilley, Chief Economist at Wilmington Trust Corp, noted that the current situation is reminiscent of past concerns about tariffs causing inflation, as the Fed and markets now worry about rising energy prices leading to inflation. Given the already weak consumer spending, people are likely to compensate for higher fuel costs by reducing spending in other areas. The survey indicates that economists still expect U.S. consumer spending and GDP to grow by about 2% this year, consistent with earlier forecasts. The probability of a recession occurring within the next 12 months has decreased to 25%. Additionally, economists have slightly increased their employment growth forecasts for this year, although they still expect the unemployment rate to peak at 4.5% in the third quarter.

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has expressed his belief that Sam Altman, the founder of OpenAI, is at the forefront of the most significant technological transformation of this century. According to Jin10, Son's remarks highlight the growing influence and potential impact of AI technologies on various industries and sectors globally. This statement underscores the importance of AI advancements and the pivotal role that leaders like Altman play in shaping the future of technology.

I used to think the hardest part of AI would be intelligence.
Now I am less sure. The harder part may be accounting.
Not accounting in the narrow financial sense, but the basic question of who contributed what. A model is trained on someone’s data. An agent uses someone’s tool. A business builds on someone’s model. A user’s behavior improves the system. Somewhere in that chain, value is created, but the record of contribution is usually messy, private, disputed, or missing.
That is where projects like OpenLedger become worth thinking about. Not because blockchains magically solve trust, but because the current internet was not really built to track shared value across millions of participants.
Today, most systems rely on platforms to decide the rules. That works until builders feel underpaid, users feel extracted, regulators ask for proof, or institutions refuse to touch anything they cannot audit. Then the elegant product becomes a legal and operational headache.
The practical test for OpenLedger is not whether the idea sounds advanced. It is whether it can sit quietly behind real workflows: licensing data, verifying model provenance, paying contributors, satisfying compliance teams, and keeping costs low enough that people do not route around it.
I can see why builders might care. I can see why institutions would hesitate.
It works only if trust becomes cheaper than the workaround. It fails if it becomes another layer people respect in theory and avoid in practice.
$OPEN @OpenLedger #OpenLedger

#openledger $OPEN
$SOL has two types of opportunities on Binance — short term and long term.
No need to explain which one is better. The chart already says enough.
In 2025, $SOL reached above $260. Today it’s around $86 — and many are losing patience.
But long-term investors are looking at 2030, not today. When strong coins fall this much, some see risk… others see entry.
$SOL may not stay at these levels forever. The next few years could change everything.

$LUNC

Mujhe lag raha hai is coin ke peeche kuch unusual chal raha hai. Market mein abhi bhi iska hype completely khatam nahi hua.

Kuch whale wallets quietly accumulation kar rahe hain aur funds ko external wallets mein move kiya ja raha hai bina zyada noise ke. Sabse interesting baat ye hai ke Binance abhi bhi is coin ko support kar raha hai, chahe price kitna bhi pressure face kare.

Market mein ye bhi rumors circulate ho rahe hain ke external institutions ki taraf se billions ki liquidity involved hai. Agar ye sach hai, to definitely background mein koi bada setup build ho raha hai.

Abhi sab kuch normal nahi lag raha… $LUNC ke around kuch na kuch cooking zaroor chal rahi hai.

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🚨 BREAKING: Ripple CEO Sends a Strong Message to the XRP Community 🚨

Brad Garlinghouse has finally addressed the big question every XRP holder keeps asking 👀

👉 Does Ripple’s success actually benefit XRP holders?

Here’s the key takeaway 👇

💡 According to Brad, every Ripple partnership, acquisition, and investment is judged by one thing: Will it increase XRP adoption and real-world utility?

🔥 When asked about possible IPO benefits for XRP holders, he didn’t rule it out:

> “Maybe.”

❤️ He also showed major love to the community:

> “I freaking LOVE the XRPfamily.”

But here’s the reality right now 🧵

✅ No dividends
✅ No buyback program
✅ No confirmed IPO rewards (yet)

What Ripple is saying: As Ripple grows, the goal is for XRP utility, liquidity, and adoption to grow alongside it. 📈

Companies like Evernorth are examples of Ripple supporting XRP-focused ecosystem growth. 🌊

Now the real question is 👇

Is indirect value enough for the XRP community… or should holders expect something more concrete in the future? 💬

#Ripple #XRP