Nvidia: Total semiconductor test capacity is expected to double next year compared to this year, backed by new production capacity.

Harmony announced that it will shut down its block explorer explorer.harmony.one on November 18, 2026. The project team will provide a query tool at migrate.country, which supports looking up address activities and transaction records dating back to January 1, 2025.

JPMorgan Chase has lifted SpaceX’s price target from $240 to $500, while maintaining an "Overweight" rating. The bank now projects SpaceX’s 2027 revenue will reach $254 billion, its computing power capacity will hit 10 gigawatts (GW) by year-end, and has more than doubled its related forecasts for 2027 to 2028. JPMorgan also views a potential merger between SpaceX and Tesla as strategically significant, though it remains uncertain whether such a deal will materialize.

According to Onchain Lens' monitoring, a trader spent $8,790 to buy 19.2 million KIMCHI tokens, then sold the entire position for roughly $264,600, locking in a profit of $255,900. The trader currently holds no KIMCHI, with the sale proceeds amounting to about 30 times the initial principal. The token's average market cap stood at approximately $455,200 at the time of purchase, and around $13.7 million when sold.

Beating AI News Brief: South Korean gaming giant KRAFTON has released a preview of Raon-1 mini, a Mixture of Experts (MoE) language model trained from scratch. The model has a total parameter count of around 28.8 billion, with only 4.3 billion activated per inference. It is optimized for Korean dialogue, programming, and agent capabilities, supporting a 260,000-token context window. Though built from scratch, its underlying technology draws on innovations from Chinese tech firms: it uses a hybrid attention architecture, with 18 of its 25 layers employing a linear attention mechanism adapted from Kimi Delta Attention. The team also simplified DeepSeek’s mHC hyperconnection technology to cut training computational costs. KRAFTON’s test results show Raon-1 mini scored 70.8% in the SWE-Verified code repair test, outperforming Qwen3.6-35B-A3B’s 63.2% and nearly matching Meta Muse Glimmer’s 72.0%. However, it lagged in the Terminal-Bench Lite terminal operation test, scoring 47.0%—well below Qwen3.6-35B-A3B’s 63.3% and Muse Glimmer’s 70.7%. For instruction following test IFBench, it hit 84.2%, higher than both comparison models. The model weights are open-sourced under the Apache 2.0 license, with versions available in GGUF, MLX, and other formats, supporting local run on Mac. The NVFP4 quantized version can be deployed on a single RTX 5090. The team also offers the DFlash2 speculative decoding model, which in tests on a single NVIDIA B300 delivers up to 2.18x higher output throughput than standard decoding.

Well-known trader Doctor Profit posted that he believes Bitcoin is in a bull market, projecting it will surge rapidly to $86,000 in the coming hours to days before climbing further to $94,000. He noted the market is not yet prepared for this move.

According to The Washington Post, the latest federal campaign finance disclosures show that Trump’s main super PAC, MAGA Inc., has spent $277 million supporting Republican candidates in the midterm elections, and still held around $164 million in cash as of last week. The expenditures were mainly made through affiliated super PACs, including a $200 million transfer to No Going Back PAC and a $25 million transfer to Safety & Affordability PAC. Since early September, MAGA Inc. has also spent about $34 million on its own to run ads targeting Democratic House and Senate candidates. On the donor front, crypto billionaire Bijan Tehrani and conservative AI think tank Alliance for a Better Future each donated $1 million. Trump also previously said his political operation has pledged to invest $400 million in the midterms, with $300 million already allocated to advertising, voter outreach, rallies, and election monitoring.