BHP is back! This time it aims to target the $57 billion merger between Anglo American and Teck. A year ago, BHP's bid of £39 billion was rejected, and now it suddenly turns around as shareholders are about to vote on the Anglo-Teck deal on December 9. BHP's move this time is somewhat bold. If it succeeds, the global mining landscape will be reshuffled. However, whether the board will still firmly reject it remains to be seen, as there is a history there. This big drama in the mining circle has just begun.

Coffee futures are a bit interesting today — Arabica coffee rose by 2%, mainly due to alarming drought conditions in Brazil. Last week, the rainfall in Brazil's largest coffee-producing region, Minas Gerais, was only 26.4 mm, which is just 49% of the historical average. Additionally, the 40% tariff on Brazilian coffee imposed by the United States was lifted by Trump, but this led to a big dump in U.S. coffee inventories — ICE Arabica inventories fell to a 1.75-year low of 398,000 bags, and Robusta inventories also hit a new low in 4.5 months. Interestingly, U.S. coffee imports from Brazil

BNB fell below $1000, with trading volume declining by 17% in 24 hours, and futures interest is also cooling down. From a technical perspective, the RSI is showing selling pressure around 38, and the Candlestick has pierced through the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. The key to holding in the short term is at 980; if this level is lost, there is strong support below at 950-935. The medium to long-term fundamentals are still positive, with ecological activities on the rise; this wave seems more like a short-term adjustment rather than a reversal. Traders suggest controlling risk, with stop

**The Sui protocol has a major upgrade, this time there's something new** 🔧
The Sui official has just released the Mysticeti v2 update, which directly integrates verification into the consensus mechanism, eliminating unnecessary steps. The result? The transaction confirmation speed has skyrocketed, and the CPU and bandwidth usage of nodes has significantly decreased—it's a major improvement that alleviates cost pressure on validators.
The current question is: **Is the technology usable? The market will decide** 💹
On the K-line chart, SUI has dropped from the resistance level of $2.10