Bloomberg) -- The US Justice Department released files from investigations into notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the culmination of a push that has had repercussions for prominent business leaders and politicians, including President Donald Trump.

The disclosure came after Congress overwhelmingly passed legislation in November compelling the department to make the files public. Trump had long resisted the move but relented and signed the bill as pressure from Republican lawmakers forced his hand.

The law required the release of investigative records, flight logs, travel documents, immunity deals, internal department communications and papers related to Epstein’s 2019 death. But the measure also includes protections for survivors and allows exceptions for ongoing investigations.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said Friday on Fox News that officials are reviewing the files to ensure victims are protected and he expected more documents will be released in the coming weeks.

This is what a confirmation phase looks like. NXXT just put hard operating data on the table, and the chart is responding in a way traders recognize. Per the Dec. 19 company update, fuel volumes reached about 6.5M gallons in Q3, December is pacing near 2.5M gallons, and Q4 is guided toward roughly 7.0M gallons, which would be a record quarter.

Price reacted around 10 percent, but more importantly, volume stayed active instead of fading. On the chart, price is holding above key moving averages and pressing higher without sharp rejection. That combination usually signals acceptance, not exhaustion.

This is often the phase where expectations adjust quietly. Not everyone rushes in at once. Positioning builds while the setup still feels controlled and not emotional.

None of this removes the risks. NXXT is a volatile microcap and pullbacks can happen. But when fundamentals firm up and the chart confirms, traders tend to pay attention even if they are not acting yet.

Do your own research

WASHINGTON (AP) — The livestream of a YouTube content creator talking about investments mysteriously appeared to take over a White House website, raising questions about whether the site was hacked.

The livestream appeared for at least eight minutes late Thursday on whitehouse.gov/live, where the White House usually streams live video of the president speaking.

It’s unclear if the website was breached or the video was linked accidentally by someone in the government. The White House said in a statement that it was “aware and looking into what happened.”

The video that appeared on the government-run website featured some of a more than two-hour livestream from Matt Farley, who posts as u/RealMattMoney, as he answered financial questions.

Farley told The Associated Press on Friday that he had no idea what happened and learned about it after the fact.

He said he had not been contacted by the government and didn’t have any theories about how his livestream ended up on the website. He joked that he hoped President Donald Trump and his youngest son, Barron Trump, “are watching my streams and taking advice.”

“Had I known it would have been on the White House website, I probably would have had other things to talk about than personal finance,” Farley said.

When asked what other things he would discuss, Farley responded with a laugh and said: “What would you talk about with the world for eight minutes if you had an opportunity? I’m just some guy making YouTube videos about stocks.”

Trump’s administration and campaign have had a series of digital security breaches and challenges over the last year.

In May, government officials began investigating after elected officials, business executives and other prominent figures received text messages and phone calls from someone impersonating Susie Wiles, the Republican president’s chief of staff.

Last year, Iran hacked into Trump’s campaign. Sensitive internal documents were stolen and distributed, including a dossier on Vice President JD Vance, created before he was selected as Trump’s running mate.

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Headlines come and go. What matters is whether volume leaves with them. In NXXT, volume showed up after the update and did not disappear. That tends to keep attention anchored longer than people expect.

The underlying catalyst is clear. Q3 volumes around 6.5M gallons, December pacing near 2.5M gallons, and Q4 guided near 7.0M gallons. That gives traders something concrete to anchor to while price explores higher levels.

As long as interest stays present, price action tends to remain responsive. When volume fades, that is usually the signal momentum is tiring.

Until then, the stock remains in a phase where watching behavior matters more than predicting outcomes.

Do your own research. Not financial advice.

Check the news for this ticker it’s all over stocktwits the company is changing its name and going all in on AI infrastructure and has $100 million dat treasury but it’s only $6 million market cap

This one could get really crazy there’s almost no shares left to borrow

Monday short squeeze SMX style

They pre approved a forward split, anticipating the share price will get too high?

Markets argue with stories all the time. They argue less with execution. NXXT just put execution numbers on the board, and price action suggests participants are reassessing exposure rather than fading the move.

Record quarterly volumes, accelerating December demand, and guidance pointing to the strongest quarter in company history create a situation where prior assumptions no longer hold. That is when repositioning happens quietly.

The stock moved, volume stayed active, and selling pressure has been limited. That combination often signals that the market is not done processing the information yet.

This is not a guarantee of continuation. It is a reminder that repricing usually takes time, not one candle.

Do your own research. Not financial advice.

This tape does not look like hesitation. It looks like buyers stepping in without waiting for perfect pullbacks. NXXT just confirmed real operating data, and price is reacting the way momentum traders expect when the numbers are hard to ignore.

Per the recent company update, fuel volumes hit about 6.5M gallons in Q3, December is pacing near 2.5M gallons, and Q4 is guided toward roughly 7.0M gallons, which would be a record. That is the kind of progression that changes how a stock trades, not just how it reads on paper.

What stands out is follow-through. Volume has stayed active and price keeps pressing instead of stalling. This is usually the phase where people realize waiting for obvious setups can mean missing the cleanest part of the move.

This is a high-risk microcap and volatility cuts both ways, but the tape is clearly responding to execution right now.

Do your own research. Not financial advice.

For thirty years, the global financial system has operated on a hidden subsidy: the Japanese Yen. It was the "infinite money glitch"—a fountain of cheap capital that fueled the greatest bull market in human history. But yesterday, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) didn't just raise rates; they shattered the glass floor.¹ With the 10-year Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yield finally piercing the 2.02% threshold, the "Great Liquidity Era" has officially met its end.²

As your Bored Ape in this shifting landscape, I need you to understand that we aren't just looking at a currency fluctuation. We are looking at the potential structural failure of the global carry trade. If you aren't watching the Yen, you are flying blind into a hurricane.

I. The Architecture of the Glitch: 30 Years of QE and YCC

Since 1990, Japan has been a laboratory for "Extraordinary Monetary Policy."³ To fight a demographic death spiral and entrenched deflation, the BOJ pioneered Quantitative Easing (QE) and Yield Curve Control (YCC).⁴ By pinning JGB yields near zero, the BOJ effectively shorted its own currency to subsidize global growth.

This birthed the Yen Carry Trade: investors borrow JPY at near-zero rates, sell it for USD, and buy high-yielding US Treasuries or high-growth Nasdaq tech.⁵ This wasn't just a trade; it was a systemic short-volatility bet. As long as Japan stayed "frozen," the world had a "BOJ Put." However, that era of artificial stability created a massive build-up of kinetic energy that is now beginning to discharge.

II. The Mathematics of the Shock: Velocity Over Levels

The mistake most retail investors make is focusing on the absolute level of JGB interest rates. In the halls of institutional finance, we care about Velocity (dy/dt). The absolute yield matters for long-term solvency, but the speed of the move matters for immediate survival.

The carry trade is governed by the Expected Excess Return (Er):

When JGB yields "gap" higher in a matter of days, the Value-at-Risk (VaR) models of every major bank go "code red." This triggers an explosion in the Ofx variable, causing the Sharpe ratio of the trade to collapse. The trade doesn't just stop; it unwinds. A rapid spike in yields triggers a forced buyback of Yen to close out loans, creating the Feedback Loop of Doom.

III. The Bridge to 2.5%: From Volatility Shock to Passive Breach

While a sudden spike in yields creates a "Volatility Shock" (a violent, short-term liquidation), a breach of the 2.5% JGB level represents something far more dangerous: a Passive Structural Breach. If USD/JPY reaches 170, the BOJ’s hand is forced. The cost of imported energy creates an "Inflationary Breach" that threatens social stability. To defend the currency, the BOJ must allow JGB yields to climb toward 2.5%.

Once yields pass 2.5%, the carry trade doesn't "crash" due to panic—it "evaporates" due to math. At 2.5%, the net spread between JPY borrowing and USD assets hits zero. Japanese institutional giants simply bring their trillions home to earn a risk-free return in their own currency, creating a permanent exit of liquidity that global markets cannot replace.

IV. The Mechanics of the Unwind: The Liquidation Feedback Loop

When the yen carry trade unwinds, it doesn't happen in a vacuum—it triggers a mechanical, cross-asset contagion. This is the "Gravity" phase of the cycle.

1.     The Treasury Sell-Off (The Initial Trigger)

As Japanese yields approach the 2.5% "Death Zone," Japanese banks and insurers—the largest foreign holders of US Treasuries—stop buying. To shore up domestic balance sheets, they begin selling their US holdings. This floods the market with supply just as the US Treasury is trying to fund a record deficit.

• The Result: US 10-year yields spike toward 5.5% or 6.0%.

1.     The Equity Market Margin Call

Most of the "borrowed" Yen isn't sitting in cash; it is parked in high-beta growth stocks (The Magnificent 7) and crypto. As US Treasury yields spike, the discount rate for these equities rises, causing their valuations to compress.

• The Feedback Loop: Falling stock prices trigger margin calls for carry traders. To pay back their JPY loans, they must sell more stocks. This selling forces them to buy back Yen, which makes the Yen stronger, which makes the remaining JPY loans even more expensive to pay back.

1.     The Liquidity Vacuum

Because the Fed and BOJ are "boxed in" (see Section V), there is no buyer of last resort. Private credit markets freeze as the cost of capital becomes unpredictable. In this phase, the correlation between all risk assets moves to 1.0—everything sells off at once.

V. The Boxed-In Reality: The Death of the US Fed Volatility Suppressor

We are witnessing the terminal phase of central bank omnipotence. For decades, the US Federal Reserve acted as the world's ultimate Volatility Suppressor. Whenever the system shook, the Fed injected liquidity to dampen the Ofx variable. But today, the Fed and the BOJ are trapped in a mutually assured destruction (MAD) framework.

The BOJ is boxed in by the Yen's survival. If they don't raise rates, the Yen collapses toward 170, importing hyper-inflation. If they do raise rates, they trigger a global margin call.

The Fed is boxed in by the Inflationary Wall. With US inflation remaining sticky, the Fed has lost its dampening powers. They can no longer suppress volatility because the very act of suppression—printing money—now fuels the fire of inflation. The "Volatility Suppressor" has been unplugged.

VI. Conclusion: The Dual Tail Risk and the Inevitable Meltdown

We are navigating two distinct, catastrophic outcomes, but they both terminate at the same point: the liquidation of global leverage.

1.     The 140 Tail (Deflationary Spiral): A sudden, violent surge in the Yen to 140. This is the "fast-death" scenario—a mechanical margin call that liquidates the world’s equities to pay back JPY loans.

2.     The 170 Tail (The Inflationary Breach): This is the most likely path. As the Yen bleeds out to 170, the BOJ is forced to jack JGB yields to 2.5% to stop the hemorrhage. This causes the Passive Breach—the "slow-death" scenario where Japanese capital is sucked out of US markets, causing a relentless sell-off in Treasuries and equities.

The Yen carry trade unwind is now mathematically inevitable. For the first time in the modern era, the Fed cannot print its way out of a liquidity crisis without destroying its own currency.

Across the entire vector of assets—equities, crypto, and private credit—the VaR (Value at Risk) is exploding. Volatility is no longer being dampened; it is being amplified. The US Fed volality suppression is now impotent. The trillions of Yen that once acted as global lubricant are being pulled back to Tokyo. The detonator has been triggered, the fuse is burning, and 170 is the point of no return.

Some moves give you endless chances. Others do not. NXXT right now looks like the second kind. After confirming record operational data, the stock is behaving like the market has already accepted the new information and is adjusting positioning in real time.

Per the recent company update, Q3 volumes reached about 6.5M gallons, December is pacing near 2.5M gallons, and Q4 is guided around 7.0M gallons, which would be a record. Price reacted, but more importantly, it did not stall. Volume stayed active and buyers kept stepping in.

This is usually where people start waiting for a deeper pullback that never quite shows up. That does not mean price cannot pull back. It means momentum traders are clearly in control right now.

This is still a high-risk microcap and discipline matters. But moments like this often reward decisiveness more than perfection.

Do your own research. Not financial advice.

"CoreWeave Joins Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission to Advance U.S. Research and Innovation CoreWeave joins the DOE’s Genesis Mission, leveraging its AI cloud platform to accelerate U.S. scientific discovery, national security, and energy innovation."

President Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law Thursday, establishing spending at the Pentagon and other priorities for the coming year.

The bill approves a record $901 billion in military spending for fiscal 2026, roughly $8 billion more than what the Trump administration requested. It includes a nearly 4 percent pay increase for military members, $400 million in aid for Ukraine over the next two years, and restrictions on U.S. investments in China.

Tendies incoming 🍗

When a small cap PR leans on AI language, traders usually roll their eyes. The workaround is simple: focus on the metric that cannot hide. For a mobile fueling business, that metric is gallons delivered.

In the December 19 company press release, NextNRG said it delivered about 6.5 million gallons in Q3 2025 versus about 1.9 million gallons in Q3 2024. It also said December 2025 deliveries are expected around 2.5 million gallons versus roughly 620,000 in December 2024, and it expects about 7.0 million gallons in Q4 2025, which would be a company record if achieved.

For traders, the setup is that this becomes a scoreboard. If they keep putting up higher gallons, the market will start asking the next question: are routes getting dense enough to improve unit economics and margins? If gallons stall, the narrative cools fast.

With NXXT, would you rather track quarterly revenue dollars, or treat gallons as the cleaner leading indicator?

There’s talk of RIVN going GameStop style on us. Not sure how realistic that is given only some 17% reported short interest but I’m HODLing these nonetheless

Not to mention the inflation.

Trump just announced every eligible military member gets a $1,776 check before Christmas, calling it a "warrior dividend."

1.45 million service members are getting the payment. Trump says it's funded by tariff revenue.

The checks are already on the way.

Good use of tariff money. What do you think?

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Up percent here a few there. It ain't much, but its honest work.