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Date: 31st August 2026. Jackson Hole Hawks and New Middle East Clashes. The US and Iran exchanged fire for the first time since July, quickly driving oil prices back above $85 per barrel. According to reports, the US struck rocket launchers on Larak Island, located near the key Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. Market sentiment had been improving over the previous week as oil fell below $80 and NVIDIA’s earnings report beat expectations. Economists also continued to expect the Federal Reserve to pause in September. However, as crude oil prices have remained above $80 per barrel for three weeks, hopes for a pause are weakening. Jackson Hole - Warsh Increases the Hawkish Tone Other than the geopolitical developments, US monetary policy is particularly interesting and is triggering volatility among US Dollar pairs. The Fed Chair’s speech on 28 August was significantly more hawkish than most analysts were expecting. According to Mr Warsh, inflation remains too high, while the economy continues to show resilience. July PCE inflation was running at 3.7% year-on-year, and Warsh said recent data had not convinced him that underlying inflation pressures were improving sufficiently. At the same time, he described economic activity as strong, supported by stable labour markets, solid business investment, and healthy corporate profits. This gives the Fed less reason to tolerate persistent inflation out of concern that tighter policy could push the economy into recession. The Chair said credit and lending markets showed few signs that current monetary policy was restraining the economy. This was particularly important because it suggests the current 3.50%-3.75% Federal Funds Rate might not be restrictive enough. Economists view this as an indication that interest rates need to rise in order for inflation to come down. US-Iran Clashes Push Oil Prices Higher US forces struck two Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island, near the Strait of Hormuz. US officials said Revolutionary Guard forces were preparing to launch rockets carrying sea mines into the key shipping route. Iran reported casualties from the attack and subsequently retaliated by launching ballistic missiles towards US bases in Jordan. Reports indicated that nearly all incoming missiles were intercepted, with no significant impact. The confrontation is increasing concerns over further escalation and potential disruption to shipping. Crude Oil - Back Above $86! Crude oil opened with a bullish price gap measuring 1.70%. The price thereafter rose even further above $86, but has since lost momentum. However, even with the retracement, the price is maintaining a bullish price indication. The price is remaining above the trendline and moving average. However, the price is slightly below the VWAP, though this may indicate the possibility of entering at a competitive price. While the price on the 5-minute timeframe remains above the 200-bar simple moving average, buy signals are likely to remain intact. HFM - Crude Oil 30-Minute Chart US Dollar - US Dollar Finds Support But Retraces The US Dollar is the worst-performing currency of the day as it loses some of last week’s gains. However, the currency is the best-performing of the past week. The Dollar found support from the hawkish tone of the Federal Reserve, lower risk sentiment, and higher oil prices. At the start of the European session, the best-performing currencies are the Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc and the Euro. For this reason, traders wishing to trade a weakening Dollar may opt for the EUR/USD, USD/CHF and USD/JPY. The worst-performing currencies are the Australian Dollar and the British Pound. A key factor for the US Dollar will be price volatility in the oil markets and this week’s employment data. If crude oil remains above $85 per barrel and NFP data beats expectations, the US Dollar may rise back to 100.00. However, the US Dollar is currently continuing to retrace lower so far. HFM - AUDUSD 30-Minute Chart Key Takeaways: US-Iran tensions have escalated again following the first direct exchange of strikes since July. Crude Oil has moved back above $85 per barrel, increasing concerns over potential supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh adopted a more hawkish tone at Jackson Hole, stressing that inflation remains too high. Higher interest rate expectations have provided support to the US Dollar, despite the current retracement. This week’s US employment data, particularly NFP, will be a key driver of Fed expectations and market volatility. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. Michalis Efthymiou HFMarkets Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. 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Forex success is not easy. The market can move unexpectedly, and even a good trade idea can go wrong. Beginners often struggle with emotions, timing, and risk. Learning gradually, keeping trades manageable, and accepting losses as part of trading can help. There is no guaranteed method for consistent profits.

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A trader can use 1:1000 leverage only if the broker offers it and regulations permit it. However, such leverage creates very high exposure from a small amount of capital. Even a small market movement can cause a significant loss. Traders should understand margin requirements and use leverage carefully.

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SuperEx Guide:SuperEx Payment System,Zero-Friction Access to the Global Crypto Economy #SuperEx #SuperExPay Crypto payment is often regarded as the solution to traditional cross-border payment pain points, such as long settlement cycles, high fees, and complicated processes. However, purely on-chain payment often faces issues such as high user barriers, complex operations, and limited ecosystem compatibility, while fully centralized payment tools cannot fully reflect the decentralized advantages of crypto assets. As a result, crypto payment has remained in an awkward position over the past few years. On one hand, on-chain transfers are secure and globally accessible. On the other hand, the user experience is complex, costs fluctuate, and confirmations can be slow, making it difficult to truly enter commercial scenarios. In reality, merchants want something very simple: fast collection, stable usage, clear settlement, and controllable costs. They do not want users to study addresses, gas fees, or block confirmations. This is exactly the core problem the SuperEx payment system is designed to solve.” Overall Product Positioning: Not Just “On-Chain Payment,” but “Zero-Friction Access to the Global Crypto Economy” The SuperEx payment system is not a single product, but an integrated solution designed for real commercial scenarios. Its core positioning is clear: a combined solution of on-chain payment collection and the SuperEx Pay internal settlement system. This is one of SuperEx’s achievements in continuously exploring the real-world application of crypto assets in commercial environments, forming SuperEx Pay, an integrated payment solution covering on-chain and off-chain scenarios, multiple industries, and various use cases. SuperEx Pay offers high concurrency, low costs, and a smooth user experience, helping merchants achieve better payment experiences and higher conversion rates while maintaining security, compliance, and cost control. This system combines on-chain payment collection with the platform’s internal ledger system. It can meet the needs of online scenarios such as Web3 platforms and cross-border businesses, while also serving offline physical businesses. At the On-Chain Payment Level, SuperEx Pay Provides Two Modes: Fixed Address Payment and Rotating Address Payment 1. Fixed Address Payment: Let Users Deposit Like They Do on an Exchange — Simple, Stable, and Trustworthy Applicable scenarios: Exchange-style deposit experience High-repeat users Long-term user asset retention Merchants with high requirements for user experience Differentiated advantages: Exchange-like deposit experience: merchant users receive a unique fixed deposit address that can be saved and used long term, without repeatedly requesting a new address. Greatly reduces user operation costs: not limited by address expiration, avoiding deposit failures caused by expired addresses. Improves user trust and repeat purchase rates. Fixed addresses better match long-term user habits, helping asset retention and user stickiness. Because the address remains fixed long term, the system needs continuous on-chain monitoring and management, resulting in relatively higher gas costs. In return, merchants gain a better user experience and higher conversion rates. 2. Rotating Address Payment: Built for High Concurrency and Low Cost, Making Every Deposit More Efficient Applicable scenarios: High-frequency deposits Cost-sensitive merchants Campaign-based and short-cycle businesses Traffic-driven platforms Differentiated advantages: A new address is automatically generated for each deposit: when a merchant user initiates a deposit, they receive a dedicated address valid for 30 minutes. Significantly reduces on-chain costs: addresses are generated and recycled on demand, reducing long-term monitoring and lowering gas consumption. Automated system processing, secure and controllable: the entire process is completed by the system without manual intervention, balancing efficiency and security. SuperEx Pay Collection and Payment Solution: Taking the Payment Experience to the Next Level If on-chain collection solves the question of “how assets securely enter the system,” then SuperEx Pay solves the question of “how payment can become as smooth as Web2.” Based on SuperEx’s internal ledger system, SuperEx Pay enables: Zero gas fees for user payments Instant confirmation for merchant collections High concurrency and low latency 1. Fixed QR Code Applicable scenarios: Offline stores Physical merchants Long-term static collection scenarios, such as counters and cashier desks Core experience: Merchants only need to generate the QR code once and can use it long term without repeated replacement. Users can pay instantly by scanning it with the SuperEx App. The process is extremely simple: open the app → scan the QR code → complete payment. There is no need for an on-chain transfer, and naturally no gas cost. This allows crypto payment to truly fit: High-frequency scenarios Small-value payments Real offline consumption scenarios 2. Dynamic QR Code Applicable scenarios: E-commerce platforms Online merchants API / H5 / Web payments Scenarios where order amounts change dynamically Core advantages: A dedicated QR code is generated for each order Amount and order number are automatically linked System-level reconciliation greatly reduces payment disputes For merchants: Clearer reconciliation More efficient financial processing Almost no manual intervention required For users: A very short payment process No need to pay on-chain transaction fees Payment is confirmed immediately after completion Final Thoughts: One System Covering All Payment Scenarios From on-chain to off-chain, from online to offline, SuperEx does not provide fragmented functions, but a complete and composable payment system. SuperEx provides a crypto payment solution combining on-chain and off-chain capabilities. It supports on-chain collection modes such as fixed addresses and rotating addresses, as well as QR-code-based collection and payment through SuperEx Pay. Whether merchants prioritize the best user experience or focus on cost control and high concurrency, SuperEx can provide the most suitable payment solution. Before crypto payment truly enters the mainstream, experience, cost, and stability will always matter more than technical parameters. And this is exactly the starting point of the SuperEx payment system. About SuperEx As the world’s first Web3-powered cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx has remained committed to building the Web3 ecosystem. Over the years, it has introduced a comprehensive range of products and services, including SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Stock Markets, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy, creating a full-spectrum ecosystem that spans every major sector of Web3. Today, SuperEx serves over 10 million users, with a social media community of more than 600,000 followers across 166 countries and regions worldwide. The platform supports 1,000+ cryptocurrencies for both spot and futures trading. Seamlessly integrated with Super Wallet, SuperEx provides decentralized asset custody while combining the trading efficiency of a centralized exchange (CEX) with the security of a decentralized exchange (DEX). Click to register SuperEx Click to download the SuperEx APP Click to enter SuperEx CMC Click to enter SuperEx DAO Academy — Space

Alphabet: Five Months of Consolidation Reach Their Breaking Point Alphabet just had a genuinely turbulent month, and the whiplash tells its own story. Despite beating earnings expectations with profits of $9.11 per share, roughly triple what analysts had forecast, the stock actually sold off in the days following the report, weighed down by mounting concerns over AI spending. That mood shifted decisively on Monday, when shares jumped over 5% after Morgan Stanley reassured investors, highlighting Alphabet's still-robust $53.3 billion in free cash flow over the past twelve months, even as cloud capital expenditure could exceed $1.2 trillion in 2027. The underlying business remains genuinely strong: Google Cloud revenue surged 82% year-over-year to $24.8 billion in Q2, and the company has been actively defending its position, launching more budget-friendly AI pricing to compete directly with rivals. That said, not everything has gone smoothly. Alphabet agreed to pay £260 million to settle a UK class-action lawsuit this week, and a leadership shakeup within its AI division, including the departure of key figures, has added a layer of organizational uncertainty investors are still digesting. The result: a company delivering genuinely impressive growth, but one whose massive AI bet keeps testing investors' patience with every headline. TO VIEW THE FULL ANALYSIS, VISIT FXOPEN BLOG Disclaimer: This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only (excluding FXOpen EU). It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.

Weekly Market Insights with Gary Thomson: US NFP, EU Inflation, and RBNZ Interest Rate Decision In this video, Gary Thomson looks at three key events in the first week of September that could shape expectations for the euro, New Zealand dollar and US dollar: Eurozone inflation, the RBNZ interest rate decision and the latest US employment report. Key topics covered: Eurozone Inflation — 1 September — Annual inflation rose to 2.9% in July, remaining above the ECB’s 2% target. Could another strong reading strengthen expectations for further rate hikes and support the euro? RBNZ Interest Rate Decision — 2 September — Markets widely expect a 25-basis-point hike to 2.75%. With inflation above the RBNZ’s target range but unemployment at its highest level in more than a decade, what could the Bank’s guidance mean for the New Zealand dollar? US NFP & Unemployment Rate — 4 September — July’s jobs report surprised to the downside, with payrolls falling by 23,000 and previous figures revised lower. Will the latest data confirm a broader slowdown in the US labour market or show signs of stabilisation? With major central bank meetings approaching, markets could react not only to the headline data but also to what the figures mean for future monetary policy. Watch it now and stay updated with FXOpen. TO VIEW THE FULL ANALYSIS, VISIT FXOPEN BLOG Disclaimer: This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only (excluding FXOpen EU). It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.

SuperEx Educational Series: Understanding Why Doesn’t a “Successful Transaction” Necessarily Mean It’s Final #SuperEx #EducationalSeries Many users see in a wallet and think: done, sealed, final.Success That makes sense. In daily life, payment successful usually means the story is over. But blockchains are a bit more layered: often means the transaction executed successfully, while means the history containing it is very hard to change.successfulfinal In plain English: success means “the transaction worked.” Finality means “the history is settled.” They are not the same button. What Does a “Successful Transaction” Mean On Ethereum, a successful transaction usually means it has been included in a block and did not revert during execution. In the transaction receipt, means success, while means failure.status = 1status = 0 If Alice sends ETH to Bob, success means balances updated correctly. If Alice swaps tokens, success means the contract executed and the swap completed. If Alice mints an NFT, success means contract state updated and Alice became the owner. But this success exists inside the chain history currently accepted by nodes. It does not automatically mean the transaction can never be reorganized out. What Does “Final” Mean? “ Finality means the block containing a transaction has reached a security state where it should not be removed, replaced, or rewritten under normal conditions. On PoW chains like Bitcoin, finality is probabilistic. The more blocks built on top of a transaction’s block, the lower the chance it gets reorganized out. That is why exchanges often require 3, 6, or more confirmations. On Ethereum PoS, finality is more crypto-economic. Validators vote for checkpoints, and with enough staked ETH supporting them, blocks become justified and then finalized. Ethereum.org explains that reverting a finalized block would require burning a large amount of staked ETH. So finality is not a wallet label. It is consensus-layer confirmation that history has become stable. Concept Interpretation The key is separating several stages. First, the transaction is submitted. The wallet sends a signed transaction through RPC and may receive a transaction hash. Second, it is broadcast. A node places it into a local mempool and propagates it. Third, it is included. A block producer places it into a block. Fourth, it executes successfully. The EVM or protocol rules accept it and state changes apply. Fifth, it receives confirmations. Later blocks or validator votes support that history. Sixth, it becomes final. The history reaches stronger finality guarantees. Many wallets display steps three and four together as . But for exchanges, bridges, lending protocols, and large settlements, steps five and six matter more.Success Why Can a Successful Transaction Be Reversed? The most common reason is a reorg, or chain reorganization. A blockchain is a P2P network, and nodes do not see new blocks at exactly the same time. Sometimes two blocks appear almost simultaneously, creating temporary branches. Consensus rules later decide which branch becomes the canonical chain. If your transaction was included in the branch that later gets abandoned, it may have once appeared successful, then disappear from canonical history. The transaction itself may return to the mempool or may need to be resent, depending on chain and node behavior. That is why there is a safety gap between “just succeeded” and “final.” The chain is not trying to annoy users. Decentralized networks need time for local views to converge. Bitcoin Case Bitcoin confirmations are easy to understand. 0 confirmations: the transaction is broadcast but not yet in a block. 1 confirmation: the transaction is included in the latest block. 6 confirmations: roughly six blocks have been built on top of it, making rewrite cost much higher. Bitcoin does not have a simple button saying “this transaction is absolutely final.” It relies on accumulated work to make history harder to change. The deeper a transaction is buried, the safer it becomes in practice. So when depositing Bitcoin to an exchange, the platform may not credit after only one confirmation. It may wait longer to reduce double-spend and reorg risk. Ethereum Case Ethereum PoS has a more layered experience. After a transaction enters a block and executes successfully, wallets and explorers may quickly show success. For normal small actions, that is often enough for users to continue. But Ethereum also has concepts like safe head and finalized block. Ethereum Foundation explained around The Merge that finalized blocks are accepted as canonical by more than two-thirds of validators, while safe head blocks are expected under normal network conditions to become canonical and finalized. Under normal conditions, Ethereum finality takes around fifteen minutes. This means a transaction can succeed quickly, but still needs time to become finalized history. A Simple Case Suppose Alice deposits 5 ETH from her wallet to SuperEx. She confirms the transaction. It is broadcast, included in a block, and executed successfully. The explorer shows , so Alice expects the deposit to arrive immediately.Success But as an exchange, SuperEx cannot only look at “just succeeded.” It also checks confirmation depth and finality. If a freshly included transaction is affected by a short reorg and the platform credits too early, the user may trade or withdraw before the deposit is truly stable, shifting risk to the platform. So the platform may show: on-chain transaction successful, deposit waiting for confirmations.That is not delay for no reason. It is risk control. Bridges follow the same logic. A successful source-chain transaction does not mean the destination chain should release assets immediately. The bridge must wait until source-chain history is stable enough before releasing, minting, or syncing state. Why This Matters First, it explains why deposits wait for confirmations. Exchanges do not only check wallet success; they check whether the transaction’s history is stable. Second, it explains why bridges can be slow. A bridge is not simply moving assets; it is waiting for source-chain state to become trustworthy. Third, it explains why large transactions need more caution. Small payments may accept lower confirmation risk, while large settlements need stronger finality. Buying coffee and buying a house should not use the same risk model. Fourth, it explains why explorer status is not the final truth. Explorers show the view of certain nodes and indexers. Real security comes from consensus confirmation, not a green label on a webpage. Common Misunderstandings The first misunderstanding: equals final.Success Wrong. usually means execution succeeded. Final means the history containing the transaction has reached strong irreversibility.Success The second misunderstanding: if a transaction is reorganized out, the chain is broken. Not necessarily. Short reorgs can happen in decentralized networks. What matters is how the protocol handles them, how many confirmations apps wait for, and whether users understand the risk. The third misunderstanding: more confirmations are always better. More confirmations are safer, but slower. Apps should set confirmation requirements based on amount, risk, chain type, and use case. The fourth misunderstanding: failed transactions and non-final transactions are the same. No. A failed transaction fails at the execution layer. A non-final transaction may have executed successfully, but the consensus layer has not yet finalized it. Risks and Design Questions The first risk is user experience. If a product only shows but later waits for confirmations, users get confused. Wallets, exchanges, and DApps should distinguish submitted, included, successful, confirming, and finalized.Success The second risk is cross-chain risk. If a cross-chain system trusts the source-chain transaction too early, the destination chain may release assets incorrectly. Waiting for finality is an important part of bridge security. The third risk is reorg risk. Freshly included transactions may still be affected by short reorgs. High-value systems need more conservative confirmation policies. The fourth risk is chain-difference risk. Different chains have different finality models. PoW, PoS, BFT chains, rollups, and bridges all have different assumptions. One chain’s confirmation habit should not be copied everywhere. Conclusion Why doesn’t a successful transaction necessarily mean it is final? Because success and finality belong to different layers. Success usually means the transaction has been included and executed, and its state change is valid in the current chain history. Finality means that this history has received enough consensus security and is very hard to revert or replace under normal conditions. For users, understanding this difference explains why deposits wait for confirmations, why bridges wait for source-chain stability, and why large transfers should not rely only on a green label.Success In plain words: means “the transaction worked.” means “the history is settled.” Blockchain security does not only come from executing transactions; it also comes from giving the network enough time and consensus to turn “just happened” into “very hard to change.”SuccessFinal About SuperEx As the world’s first Web3-powered cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx has remained committed to building the Web3 ecosystem. Over the years, it has introduced a comprehensive range of products and services, including SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Stock Markets, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy, creating a full-spectrum ecosystem that spans every major sector of Web3. Today, SuperEx serves over 10 million users, with a social media community of more than 600,000 followers across 166 countries and regions worldwide. The platform supports 1,000+ cryptocurrencies for both spot and futures trading. Seamlessly integrated with Super Wallet, SuperEx provides decentralized asset custody while combining the trading efficiency of a centralized exchange (CEX) with the security of a decentralized exchange (DEX). Click to register SuperEx Click to download the SuperEx APP Click to enter SuperEx CMC Click to enter SuperEx DAO Academy — Space

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How this business works Creating and selling mobile proxies is a profitable business that allows entrepreneurs to enter a market with high demand and low investment. The core of the business involves setting up specialized equipment and software to create mobile proxies, which are then sold to end-users through marketplaces like CyberYozh Shop. These proxies are used by customers for various purposes, such as ensuring online anonymity, bypassing geographical restrictions, and automating tasks. Step-by-step guide to starting a proxy farm Step 1: Purchase equipment and SIM cards. The equipment includes mini mini PC’s or PC’s (servers), modems with SIM card slots, and USB hubs. For a mobile proxy farm with 20 modems, you will need a PC with a processor like Intel Core i3, 4 GB of RAM, and 20 GB of disk space. For 40 modems, use a processor like Intel Core i5. For 60 modems, use a processor like Intel Core i7. Raspberry PI and other single-board computers are not recommended. We need power! It is better to build medium-sized farms or smaller (20-50 modems) per PC, rather than giant farms (50+ modems). For USB hubs, choose industrial hubs from Orico or Sipolar. An USB hub should have: Data transmission (not just USB charging). A reliable large power supply that should look like a sturdy 2”x2”x5” box, not like a cheap USB charger. At least 1 amp per USB port. As for the modems, if you already have modems, check if they are supported on Proxysmart.org. Otherwise, you will need to buy them. Which modems are best? The answer depends on your budget, skills, and the country you are in. USA/low budget: Alcatel IK41US, IK41UC; Quectel EC25-AFX, EC25-AF (USA version only); Sierra Wireless EM7455. USA/high budget: 4G/5G routers such as ZTE MC7010CA, MC8010. Other countries/low budget: Huawei E3372h-320, ZTE MF79, Alcatel IK41ve1, 4G/5G routers like the Huawei B series. Other countries/high budget: Sierra Wireless EM7455, LAN routers like ZTE MC7010CA, MC8010, and Huawei 5G CPE. Step 2: Assemble the PC and install the OS. Place the farm in a location with a good mobile signal. Often, your home is not the ideal place for this. Install the demo version of Proxysmart and connect the modem(s). Follow the guide at proxysmart.org ℹ️ The Proxysmart demo version supports working with one modem. No other software functions are limited! If you want to request a demo version for more than one modem, contact the Proxysmart support team, and they will assist you. When you decide that the testing is successful, move on to the next step. Step 3: Pay for the license, sell proxies, and make money. Contact Proxysmart support, and you will be provided with payment instructions. After payment, the Proxysmart license will be activated. Send the server access details to the CyberYozh App support team, and they will connect the server to the marketplace. You will start making money as soon as users begin buying proxies. Which countries require partners? Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, USA. Why we recommend Proxysmart Proxysmart has been operating in the mobile proxy creation market since 2020. Therefore, the software is very mature and has all the necessary features for mobile proxy “farmers.” In particular: A large amount of supported mobile equipment for creating proxies: USB modems, LTE modules, LAN 4G/5G routers, Android phones, even third-party proxies (“virtual modems”). IP rotation: automatic or by link. HTTP/Socks5 proxies, where Socks5 supports UDP. OpenVPN connection along with proxies. OS TCP fingerprint spoofing to emulate any operating system. Proxysmart is actively developing and supported. New features are constantly added to meet market demand. Project economics calculation Calculation example for the USA: California, T-mobile provider Farm size: 20 modems Platform implementation cost: $150 for a 30-day rental (less advantageous for shorter periods) Proxy farm share: 60% ($90) One-time investments Server: We will use a server with the capacity for up to 60 modems. We will need: Intel Core i5 or Intel Core i7, 8-16 GB RAM, 20-120 GB storage Cost – $400 Lifespan – 4 years Power consumption: 65 W USB hubs: Cost – $180 We will use a powered hub designed for 20 USB devices. Model: ORICO-IH20P Quantity: 1 Lifespan – 2 years Power consumption: 150 W USB modems: Cost – $60 x 20 = $1200 In this example, we will use budget LTE modems designed for use in the USA. Model: Quectel EC25-AFX Lifespan – 3 years Power consumption: 0 W (included in the power consumption of the USB hub) Uninterruptible power supply (UPS): Cost – $210 Highly recommended to avoid client issues during power outages. Model: CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD3 Lifespan – 5 years Power consumption: 10 W Monthly expenses Electricity: Cost per kWh in your region in USD: $1.707 / kWh (Los Angeles) Consumption is calculated by adding up the power consumption of all devices in Wh, converting it to kWh, and multiplying by the cost per kWh in your region. Electricity cost = (power consumption of USB hub + server + UPS) x 24 hours x 30 days) / 1000) x $1.707 / kWh (Los Angeles) = (((65 W + 150 W + 10 W) x 24 hours x 30 days) / 1000) x $1.707 = $276.53 /month Software (Proxysmart): We need software for the project. Proxysmart.org offers convenient and high-quality software for working with 4G/5G modems. For savings, I recommend paying for 1 year or more, as this will be most cost-effective. For example, the cost of servicing one modem under a one-year plan is just 42 cents. Software cost = cost of servicing 1 modem x number of modems = $0.42 x 20 = $8.4 /month SIM card plans: There are many options for operators and plans. It all depends on your resourcefulness. I will use standard T-mobile plans, where the cost of one line in California is $30/line (SIM card). But everyone knows where and how to save on SIM cards. Plan cost = cost of servicing 1 SIM card x number of modems = = $30 x 20 = $600 /month Equipment depreciation Only novices would ignore the lifespan of equipment and the cost of replacement. We need to account for the depreciation of our equipment. Since the business is straightforward, we will use the straight-line method but consider the annual inflation rate for the region. US inflation rate = 1.04 Modems: Depreciation cost of modems = Cost / Lifespan (years) / 12 months x Number of modems = $60 / 3 years / 12 months x 20 = $33.33/month Server: Depreciation cost of server = Cost / Lifespan (years) / 12 months = $400 / 4 years / 12 months = $8.33/month USB hubs: Depreciation cost of USB hubs = Cost / Lifespan (years) / 12 months x Number of hubs = $180 / 2 years / 12 months x 1 = $7.5/month UPS: Depreciation cost of UPS = Cost / Lifespan (years) / 12 months = $210 / 5 years / 12 months = $3.5 /month Total Monthly Depreciation Cost: Depreciation cost = (Modems + Server + USB hubs + UPS) x Inflation Rate = ($33.33 + $8.33 + $7.5 + $3.5) x 1.04 = $54.76 /month Key figures One-time investment: One-time investment = Server + Modems + USB hubs + UPS = 400 + 180 + 1200 + 210 = $1990 Expenses: Monthly expenses = Electricity cost + Software cost + Equipment depreciation + Plan cost = $276.53 + $8.4 + $54.76 + $600 = $939.69 /month Annual expenses = Monthly expenses x 12 months = $939.69 x 12 = $11276.28 /year Revenue: Revenue per modem: $90 /month Monthly revenue = Revenue per modem x number of modems = $90 x 20 = $1800 /month Annual revenue = Monthly revenue x 12 months = $1800 x 12 = $21600 /year Profit: Monthly profit = Revenue - Expenses = $860.31 /month Annual profit = Monthly profit x 12 = $10323.72 /year Return on investment (ROI) with zero growth: Break-even point = One-time investment / (Revenue - Expenses) = $1990 / ( $1800 - $939.69 ) = 2.31 months = 2 months 11 days Required budget: We round the break-even point to 3 months, as we will need to cover expenses for the beginning of the third month. Budget = One-time investments + (Expenses x Break-even point) = $1990 + ($939.69 x 3 months) = $4809.07 Considerations In some countries, it is necessary to include the purchase of the required number of SIM cards in the one-time investments. This amount should be recorded as a one-time investment. If you plan to change SIM cards periodically, include them in the depreciation parameters. For example: Planned replacement every three months (3/12) = 0.25 years SIM card cost = $5 Quantity = 20 The calculation will be done as follows: SIM card depreciation cost = Cost / Lifespan (years) / 12 months x Number of SIM cards = $5 / 0.25 years / 12 months x 20 = $33.33 /month Equipment depreciation Only schoolchildren do not consider the lifespan of equipment and the cost of their replacement. We need to factor in the depreciation of our equipment. Since the business is as simple as possible, we will use the straight-line method but consider the annual inflation rate of the region. # Economics of the mobile proxy rental project # One-time investments server_cost = 400 # Server cost (in USD) hub_cost = 180 # USB hub cost (in USD) modem_cost_per_unit = 60 # Cost of one modem (in USD) modem_quantity = 20 # Number of modems ups_cost = 210 # UPS cost (in USD) # Equipment lifespan (in years) server_lifetime = 4 hub_lifetime = 2 modem_lifetime = 3 ups_lifetime = 5 # Monthly expenses electricity_rate_per_kwh = 1.707 # Electricity cost (in USD per kWh) electricity_consumption_hub = 150 # USB hub power consumption (in W) electricity_consumption_server = 65 # Server power consumption (in W) electricity_consumption_ups = 10 # UPS power consumption (in W) software_cost_per_unit = 0.42 # Software cost per unit (in USD) sim_card_cost_per_unit = 30 # SIM card tariff cost per unit (in USD) # Number of units software_units = modem_quantity # Number of modems = number of software licenses sim_card_units = modem_quantity # Number of modems = number of SIM cards # Depreciation (straight-line method) inflation_rate = 1.04 # Inflation rate # One-time investment calculation total_investment = server_cost + hub_cost + (modem_cost_per_unit * modem_quantity) + ups_cost # Monthly electricity expense calculation total_wattage = electricity_consumption_hub + electricity_consumption_server + electricity_consumption_ups total_kwh_per_month = (total_wattage * 24 * 30) / 1000 electricity_monthly_cost = total_kwh_per_month * electricity_rate_per_kwh # Monthly software and SIM card tariff expenses software_monthly_cost = software_cost_per_unit * software_units sim_card_monthly_cost = sim_card_cost_per_unit * sim_card_units # Depreciation calculation modem_amortization = (modem_cost_per_unit * modem_quantity) / (modem_lifetime * 12) server_amortization = server_cost / (server_lifetime * 12) hub_amortization = hub_cost / (hub_lifetime * 12) ups_amortization = ups_cost / (ups_lifetime * 12) total_amortization_monthly = (modem_amortization + server_amortization + hub_amortization + ups_amortization) * inflation_rate # Total monthly expenses total_monthly_expense = electricity_monthly_cost + software_monthly_cost + sim_card_monthly_cost + total_amortization_monthly # Total yearly expenses total_yearly_expense = total_monthly_expense * 12 # Income income_per_modem = 90 # Income per modem (in USD) monthly_income = income_per_modem * modem_quantity yearly_income = monthly_income * 12 # Profit monthly_profit = monthly_income - total_monthly_expense yearly_profit = monthly_profit * 12 # Return on investment payback_period_months = total_investment / monthly_profit # Required budget necessary_budget = total_investment + (total_monthly_expense * 3) # Output results print(f"One-time investment: ${total_investment:.2f}") print(f"Monthly expenses: ${total_monthly_expense:.2f}") print(f"Yearly expenses: ${total_yearly_expense:.2f}") print(f"Income (month/year): ${monthly_income:.2f} / ${yearly_income:.2f}") print(f"Profit (month/year): ${monthly_profit:.2f} / ${yearly_profit:.2f}") print(f"Return on investment: {payback_period_months:.2f} months") print(f"Required budget: ${necessary_budget:.2f}")

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NVDA Price got rejected from the 229 to 230 area and since then sellers have been in control. We had a clear shift in structure and the move down has been pretty clean so far. The overnight level around 218.98 is something i’m watching closely. If price stays below the 223 to 225 area, I still think there is room for more downside. My main area of interest is around 212.45 where the trendline support is sitting. If that level fails, the 207 to 208 zone could be next. Not taking anything for granted though. The reaction around 212 should be interesting.Would like to hear how others are reading this setup.

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