Beamable Network - Compute Capital Markets on Solana Beamable is set to have its Presale on November 11th and TGE on November 12th. But what is Beamable Network? > Beamable turns compute into a tradable asset class. > Think on-chain AWS meets Airbnb of servers. Beamable provides a decentralized marketplace for compute without barriers, lock-ins, or massive vendor or cloud compute fees (>40% cost savings on computing workloads for clients) Real traction so far (not vapourware): > 11B API calls/month > 2.5M users > $4M Annual Recurring Revenue > Top 5 DePIN by monthly revenue > Top games like Fifa Rivals use beamable for backend Why the $BMB token attracts value: > Customers spend $BMB for compute > Suppliers earn $BMB for hosting > $BMB stakers get a share of network revenue > $BMB token buybacks $BMB seems to be the infra play for compute capital markets!

Recently, a familiar topic has been circulating again in the market: the United States is about to loosen monetary policy. You might think this has nothing to do with you, after all, terms like fiscal policy and debt expansion sound overwhelming. But honestly, as soon as the Federal Reserve starts to act, the flow of global funds will need to be reshuffled—including the cryptocurrencies in your account. **Let's look at some data points** The U.S. Treasury's TGA account balance has dropped from $870 billion in September to now $480 billion. That's about $400 billion of liquidity being released into the market. The Federal Reserve's balance sheet? It has been increasing for three consecutive weeks. What does this mean? They are starting to buy bonds again. And the RRP (overnight reverse repurchase) balance? It has fallen to its lowest point since 2021. Money is no longer parked at the Fed; it’s circulating back into the market. Connecting these three clues, the conclusion is clear: although the Fed talks about "tightening," they are actually starting to inject money into the system. **Where is that money going?** Many think this increased liquidity will directly flow into the crypto space, but that’s not usually the case. The first stop is typically the traditional markets: government bonds, stocks, commodities—these "mainstream" assets get the first bite. But once they are saturated, the excess funds naturally seek new outlets—risk assets become the new favorites. Bitcoin, Ethereum, various altcoins, AI-related tokens, RWA projects... all start to benefit during this phase. Look at the past two weeks: Bitcoin rose from $93,000 to $106,000; Ethereum, SOL, ZEC all surged; The total market cap of stablecoins has broken through $170 billion again... This is no coincidence. When liquidity loosens, risk appetite increases, and funds naturally flow into high-volatility assets. So next time you hear about "the Fed printing money," don’t think it has nothing to do with you—whether your digital assets in your wallet go up or down likely depends on whether the printing presses across the ocean are running.

SOL fell to 180 USD, and many people began to panic. But looking at the data calmly, this pullback may be a rare opportunity window. Let's first talk about institutional actions. Pantera Capital recently invested $1.65 billion, and the holdings of publicly listed companies have surpassed 17 million SOL—these big players are voting with real money. More importantly, just three days after the approval of the SOL spot ETF, the net inflow reached $152 million. The money is speaking. On the technical level, SOL's hard power is there: a processing speed of 65,000 TPS, a transaction fee of $0.1, and the TVL of DeFi and blockchain game ecosystems has soared to 14.6 billion. Many developers are starting to shift their focus away from ETH, and the activity level of the ecosystem is visibly increasing. From the chart, SOL has just recovered the 200-day moving average, and the support level at $165 has been tested multiple times and remains strong. The oversold signal is evident, and the rebound window is opening. What about the price? If it can break through the resistance level of 192 dollars in the short term, reaching 312 dollars by the end of the year is not a dream. Some institutions even set a target of 500 dollars for next year—ETF funds continue to flow in, the ecosystem continues to expand, and staking yields an annualized return of 6.8%, all three driving forces are in place. Of course, market volatility always exists. But at this price level, institutions are propping up, the technicals are recovering, and funds are flowing in. Looking back, the window for entering at a low price often occurs during moments of panic. If you believe in the long-term value of SOL, now might be a good observation point.