MYX Rockets 45%: The DeFi Token Defying Market Gravity Today

MYX Finance shatters expectations with explosive gains while traditional markets sleep.

The Protocol Power Play

Zero-fee perpetual swaps aren't just a feature—they're a revolution eating traditional finance's lunch. MYX's novel market-making mechanism bypasses liquidity bottlenecks that plague legacy systems.

BNB Chain Integration Fuels Frenzy

Seamless BNB Smart Chain deployment triggered institutional inflows that would make Wall Street blush. The integration slashes gas fees by 80% compared to Ethereum alternatives.

Tokenomics That Actually Work

Deflationary burns and staking rewards create a virtuous cycle—something traditional finance still struggles to comprehend after decades of trying.

Community-Driven Momentum

Governance proposals passing at record speeds show what happens when users actually control the platform they trade on—a concept that would give most bankers nightmares.

Market Psychology Breakthrough

While traditional investors obsess over Fed minutes, MYX traders prove that sometimes the best fundamental is simply building something people actually want to use.

Another day, another DeFi protocol demonstrating that innovation doesn't need permission—just better technology. The suits will catch up eventually. Maybe.

Stock Futures Tick Higher as Major Indexes Look to Snap Losing Streaks

Stock futures are slightly higher as investors digest earnings reports from major retailers and prepare for the highly anticipated release of quarterly results from AI chipmaker Nvidia later today. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 0.1% recently, while those linked to the benchmark S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq added 0.2% and 0.3%, respectively. The Dow and the S&P 500 have closed lower in each of the past four sessions, while the Nasdaq is riding a two-day losing streak as tech stocks have been under pressure. Bitcoin was at $91,500 recently, down from around $93,000 yesterday afternoon but up from an overnight low of near $90,000. Gold futures were up 1.3% at $4,120 an ounce, gaining ground for the first time in five days, while crude oil futures slipped 2.5% to $59.25 per barrel. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which affects borrowing costs on a wide range of loans, was little changed, around 4.11%.

Nvidia Set to Release Results After the Closing Bell

Nvidia (NVDA), the chipmaker at the center of the AI boom, is scheduled to release its highly anticipated earnings report after the market closes this afternoon. The report comes as anxiety has built across the market in recent weeks that excitement around AI has created a bubble in the stock market. The chipmaker, which is the world's most valuable company by market capitalization, is expected to report rising revenue and profits. Nvidia shares are expected move significantly after the results are released, which is bound to have a big impact on the broader market and investors in general. The stock, which has lost nearly 15% of its value since hitting an all-time high in late October, was up 1.5% in recent premarket trading.

Lowe's Beats Profit Estimates a Day After Rival Home Depot's Fell Short

Shares of Lowe's Companies (LOW) are rising this morning after the retailer reported strong profits, a day after rival Home Depot's (HD) profits fell short of expectations. Lowe's reported third-quarter earnings per share of $3.06, up from $2.89 a year earlier and topping Wall Street estimates, while sales of $20.81 billion were roughly in line with expectations. The company also lifted its full-year sales outlook to $86 billion, up from $84.5 billion to $85.5 billion, and forecast adjusted earnings per share of $12.25, compared with a previous projection of $12.20 to $12.45. Lowe's credited the shift in guidance to "ongoing uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment," along with including the impact of recently-acquired Foundation Building Materials. Lowe's shares were up more than 5% in recent premarket trading.

Target Sales Come in Below Wall Street Expectations

Target (TGT) shares are losing ground after the retail giant reported revenue for the third quarter that came in below analysts' estimates. The company's revenue fell 1.5% from a year ago to $25.27 billion, while adjusted earnings per share were $1.78, topping the analyst consensus. Comparable store sales fell 3.8% for Target's retail locations, partially offset by a 2.4% gain in comparable sales online. Chief Operating Officer Michael Fiddelke, who is slated to take over as CEO in February, said the quarter was in line with Target's expectations "despite multiple challenges continuing to face our The retailer also narrowed its full-year adjusted EPS forecast to $7.00 to $8.00, versus $7.00 to $9.00 previously. Shares were down 3% in premarket trading.

US Provides Constellation With $1B Loan to Restart Three Mile Island Plant

Shares of Constellation Energy Corp. (CEG) are rising this morning, a day after the Department of Energy announced its support for a deal involving the power provider. The DOE said Tuesday that it is providing Constellation with a $1 billion loan to help the company restart activity at the Three Mile Island nuclear power facility in Pennsylvania. Last year, Constellation and tech giant Microsoft (MSFT) announced a deal that would see Constellation restart the Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear reactor and provide its power to run some of Microsoft's data centers in the area. Constellation shares were up more than 2% recently.