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Introducing x402 payments.

Agents can now access our stock market data using USDC.

There's no API key or account to set up.

All your agent needs is a wallet on Base.

And it pays for each request as it goes, with no subscription or prepaid credits.
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RT @virattt: We’re launching France this week 🇫🇷

Full financials for every French company.

From giants like Hermès and L'Oréal to small c…
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The Fed held at 3.75% to 4.00% today.

Since the first cut in September 2024, the Fed's rate is down 1.5 points.

The 10-year Treasury yield is up 1.34 points, from 3.65% to 4.99%.

When the cuts began, the 10-year was 1.85 points below the Fed rate.

Today, it's a full point above.
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Robinhood now makes more from prediction markets than from crypto.

It took less than 2 years.

Per its Q3 report, $HOOD event contracts brought in $173 million, up 500% YoY

Crypto did $120 million, down 55% YoY.

Customers traded a record 16.4 billion event contracts, up 600% YoY.
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AI chip deals have grown 8x in two years.

Yesterday, two deals totaling $103 billion were announced.

Anthropic ($ANT) secured a $63 billion lease of Broadcom AI chips.

SpaceX ($SPCX) secured a $40 billion lease of Nvidia GPUs.

SpaceX already spends $1.72 on capex for every $1 of revenue.

The lease adds at least $8 billion a year on top of that.

The previous record, $36 billion of Google chips, was 5 months ago, also by Anthropic.

In 2024, the largest chip financing on record was CoreWeave's $7.5 billion.
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Boeing is down 10% today after its airplane unit lost money again.

That unit has now lost money in 29 of the last 30 quarters.

Commercial Airplanes lost $697 million last quarter, about $4.3 million per plane delivered.

Since 2019, Boeing's airplane business has lost $49 ries.

In 2018, before the 737 MAX grounding, it made about $9.7 million per plane.

Boeing's backlog is a record $745 billion, over 6,300 planes.

That is about 10 years of work at today's delivery pace.
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Brazilian companies listed in the US lost $100 billion in market value yesterday.

The top 21 Brazilian stocks listed in the US went from $620B to $520B in market cap.

Banks and fintechs took the worst of it:

XP fell 48%, Bradesco 28%, Itau 20% and Nubank 17%.

Brazil's techs lost $60 billion, 21% of their value, in one session.

Petrobras lost the most dollars of any single company, $24 billion, on a 14% drop.

Not every stock dropped: Vale, which sells iron ore for dollars, only slipped 3%, and Suzano, the pulp exporter, rose 2%.

iShares Brazil fund (EWZ) closed down 20%.
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General Motors is leaving NYSE for Nasdaq.

This will make it the cheapest stock in the Nasdaq-100.

$GM trades at 0.34x its trailing sales, while the median Nasdaq-100 stock trades at 6.7x.

The cheapest stock in the index today is Comcast, at 0.64x.

GM's $187 billion in in the index, ahead of Tesla, Micron and Broadcom.

Its $64 billion market cap would rank 66th.

The gap is margins: GM keeps about 2 cents of every sales dollar, the median Nasdaq-100 company keeps 20.

Per GM's 8-K filed today, a Nasdaq listing "provides eligibility for potential inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Index.
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Coca-Cola's growth is no longer coming from price hikes.

From mid-2022 through 2024, higher prices added 9% to 13% to Coke's sales growth every quarter. The amount of Coke actually sold grew about 2%.

That has flipped.

Per the Q3 release out today, pricing added 1% while ond straight quarter at 5%.

Volume has now outgrown pricing for three quarters in a row, the first time since at least 2018.

Coca-Cola is now growing on volume, not price.
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RT @virattt: Economic output per person is one of my favorite stats.

I am extremely bullish on humanity’s ability to create huge gains wit…
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Anthropic's models now earn more than they cost to run, per the S-1 filed today

18 months ago it was the opposite. Every $1 of revenue cost $2.51 in compute.

As of Q2 2026, that same $1 costs $0.48.

Revenue grew 31x. Compute grew 6x.
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Americans are holding onto their phones longer than ever.

Only 2.6% of Verizon's postpaid lines upgraded their phone last quarter.

That is the lowest Sep quarter since $VZ started publishing in 2019, when it was 4.8%.

Equipment revenue fell 9% y/y and promo spending on new r the Q3 release: "The average time customers keep their mobile devices continues to increase.”
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RT @virattt: We now track 500+ KPIs on @findatasets.

This includes data like Starlink subscriptions from $SPCX or Palantir's ARR.

Compani…
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Anthropic ($ANT) makes $6.6M of revenue per employee.

In tech, only Nvidia makes more. Everyone else is below half that.

Per the S-1 filed today, Anthropic has about 5,300 employees.

A year ago, revenue per employee was $1.4M.
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RT @virattt: Anthropic just filed for IPO.

H1 2026 highlights:
• $16.3B revenue, up 14x YoY
• $693M operating loss, down 68% YoY
• $131.7B…
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RT @virattt: AI Hedge Fund now prices in trading costs.

Just like a real fund does.

How it works:
1 • you buy a stock
2 • you pay a sprea…
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RT @virattt: Your agent can now get stock market data for as little as $0.02.
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Replying to @findatasets
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RT @virattt: x402 is now live on @findatasets.

Your agent can now pull stock market data without an API key and pay per request.

No subsc…
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Meta reported Q3 earnings yesterday.

It now has $810B in future commitments.

• Leases not started: $355.7B (vs $58.1B y/y)
• Other commits: $454.5B (vs $81.2B y/y)

The leases are for data centers, energy and network infrastructure. The other are mostly cloud capacity and servers.

Commitments grew by $182B in Q3, while Meta holds $82.45B in cash and securities.

Free cash flow was -$2.12B for the quarter, and share buybacks were zero through Sep.
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