Hey, friends, good morning!

Charlie Munger once said, “The best way to get what you want is to become worthy of it.” This principle applies equally to investing.

With that in mind, let's examine today's key data: the Nonfarm Payrolls report.

It's Friday, and the pre-market nonfarm payrolls data is about to drop. Have you considered how this might shift the market?
A September rate cut is nearly a market consensus, but could today's numbers mean we can temporarily set aside concerns about a U.S. recession?

I believe the market will swiftly pivot its focus to the pace and frequency of rate cuts—a historically consistent reaction.
So the question arises: After the nonfarm data is released, how can we continue seizing opportunities to achieve new investment gains?

Friends, join my community classroom as we explore the latest market guidance. With clear logic and systematic methods, I'll help you navigate the opportunities ahead.

Friends, we're now less than a week away from the highly anticipated first interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Looking back at this week, the three major U.S. stock indices showed relatively weak performance. Concerns about the health of the U.S. economy gradually intensified following the release of the ISM Manufacturing Index and ADP Employment Report. Finally, the much-anticipated August Nonfarm Payrolls report was released.

The results showed:
Employment increased by 22,000, significantly below July's revised 79,000 and the expected 75,000, indicating a slowing labor market.
Meanwhile, June's nonfarm payrolls were revised down by 27,000, while July's were revised up by 6,000. After these adjustments, total employment for June and July was 21,000 lower than previously reported.
This data sends a clear signal: inflationary pressures are easing, and the economy has not entered a full-blown recession. While job growth was weak, it remained positive; the labor market retains resilience; the unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.3%, but the overall labor market remains stable; and inflation continues to decline. These factors collectively pave the way for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September.

So how should we interpret this?
The job market remains resilient: While job growth fell short of expectations, it still maintained positive growth, indicating relatively stable business activity.
The unemployment rate is declining: This suggests the overall labor market is in good shape with no clear signs of recession.
Inflation moderation: Combined with recent price declines, the modest job growth indicates inflation is gradually easing.
In other words, this nonfarm payroll report signals to markets that the economy is undergoing a soft landing, positioning the Federal Reserve to formally cut interest rates in September.

First, the data release showed that nonfarm payroll growth fell short of expectations.

What does this mean?
The market had anticipated stronger economic performance and more robust employment figures, but the actual outcome was only slightly below projections. This indicates that the job market has improved compared to last month without showing signs of overheating. In other words, the economy is growing steadily without excessive expansion, and inflation is being controlled effectively. Therefore, a rate cut in September is now almost 100% supported by the data.

It's important to remember that the Fed's rate hikes over the past two years were aimed at controlling inflation. Now that inflation is clearly under control, there's no need to maintain a high-interest-rate environment. Prolonged excessively high rates would only drag down the economy, making a rate cut the Fed's most critical next move.

Consider another dimension: the unemployment rate fell below the previous reading, aligning with market expectations. This directly dispels concerns that “economic weakness would lead to rising unemployment,” further confirming that the U.S. economy is not in recession.

So, friends, this is the core logic behind today's pre-market rally in stock index futures.
Got it?

From another perspective, today's nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate data are actually mutually constrained.

On one hand, August's nonfarm performance, combined with downward revisions to June and July figures, presents an overall positive outlook. On the other hand, the downside is that while the unemployment rate met expectations, it only temporarily halted its decline—insufficient to fully justify the Fed cutting rates by 25 basis points at its September meeting. In other words, the data still lacks sufficient strength to signal the “aggressive rate cut” the market is seeking.

For U.S. stocks, however, the 4.3% unemployment rate serves as a lifeline. As long as it stabilizes and avoids further deterioration, market sentiment can temporarily ease, allowing investors to breathe a slight sigh of relief.

Friends, first look at this detail: The nonfarm payroll data for the previous two months has been significantly revised downward. Had the initially released figures been sufficiently accurate, the market would likely have already experienced a “stock market crash.”

—It can only be said that Mr. Buffett saw through the underlying truth long ago. This is precisely why he chose to hold substantial cash reserves, waiting for the window to cut interest rates.
From a data perspective, the U.S. is indeed teetering on the edge of recession, and the primary reason is the sluggish pace of rate cuts. Had the Fed initiated cuts earlier in July, the situation might have unfolded entirely differently.
Looking ahead at policy: A 25-basis-point rate cut in September is highly probable, followed by monitoring market reactions.
If this cut reverses the recessionary signals in the data, the downturn will “seem as though it never happened”;

If it fails to reverse them, the recession will likely materialize by mid-next year.

In summary:
A soft landing is underway; rate cuts have officially begun.
To seize opportunities amid this policy pivot requires systematic tools.
This is precisely where CoreX delivers value.

Friends, it's Friday—the trading week is wrapping up. Let's ease off the pace today, just like tidying up our week's emotions. Relax and chat.

Lately, many students have asked: Are we about to enter the internal testing phase?
Yes, some of you have already picked up on this. But others still aren't entirely clear on what exactly the CoreX Quantitative Trading System entails.

Based on current progress, this system is scheduled for official market release by the end of January 2026.

Setting aside its intelligent features for now, let's review:
How has the CoreX 40/60 portfolio performed recently? Aren't the results already quite evident?

Remember, what you're experiencing now is merely the tip of the iceberg.
In the future, this complete methodology will be fully integrated into the CoreX system, empowering you to navigate the markets with greater rhythm and precision.

So the question arises:
If you truly possess such a system by 2026, will it make your stock trading more reliable?

A select few friends are already diligently putting these principles into practice. Through hands-on experience, they will witness the system's value firsthand. On the surface, it may seem like everyone is helping me conduct tests, but in reality, I am equally giving back to them.

Remember: Before the official launch in January 2026, participants in the internal testing will learn how to use this system earlier than others, enabling them to navigate the market with ease. Those who don't participate will have to purchase the system at their own expense.

Why? Because although I am the founder of NextLeap, I am not the sole shareholder. Many decisions cannot be made solely by my word—that is the reality of business.

However, one thing I can guarantee:
All participants in the internal testing will receive the promised gift—free access to the full version of the CoreX Quantitative Trading System for an entire year.

The essence of business is credibility. Promises made must be kept.

To ensure this important initiative runs smoothly next Monday, I've spent the past two days in detailed discussions with our sponsors and finally reached an agreement. They have agreed to provide each participating student from our NextLeap educational institution with $500 in testing funds.

Friends, let me clarify upfront to avoid any misunderstanding that this is coming out of my own pocket. That $500 USDT is not my personal funds, but trial capital provided uniformly by the exchange specifically to support the internal testing of the CoreX quantitative trading system. This is not a personal favor from anyone, but the result of the deep strategic partnership we've established with the exchange.

Why would the exchange agree to this? On one hand, it relates to my personal investment experience. As a professional investor, I never put all my eggs in one basket. Beyond stocks, I've participated in forex markets and traded both USD and cryptocurrency markets. As everyone knows, truly professional investors must master cross-asset allocation, using different markets to diversify risk and achieve hedging.

On the other hand, my relationship with this exchange runs deep. Strictly speaking, I'm considered one of their long-standing clients. Just as people open accounts at securities firms to buy stocks, I've consistently conducted cryptocurrency trading on their platform—a natural choice for me. It was precisely because I maintained consistent trading habits and engaged in multiple in-depth discussions with their team that this collaboration ultimately materialized.

In fact, my returns in the cryptocurrency market have been quite substantial. It's important to understand that every exchange's backend can clearly track each investor's profit and loss, and brokerages are no different. After trading for some time, my performance has remained consistently strong and quite impressive. Later, the head of the exchange's trading department reached out to me proactively, hoping to exchange insights and experiences on trading strategies.

This illustrates a fundamental truth: in any industry, if you possess genuine expertise, others will proactively seek collaboration. I believe our community members who excel in their respective fields have likely encountered similar opportunities.

Through such interactions, I gradually gained deeper insights into this exchange. In 2022, after founding NextLeap, I needed to seek investors. I shared my vision with the exchange's trading department head. Soon, he introduced me to the head of the investment department. Ultimately, this exchange became one of our academy's investors.

Understand? This is the ripple effect of expertise and credibility.

In fact, I understand perfectly why exchanges are willing to participate in the internal testing of the CoreX quantitative trading system. The reasons boil down to a few key points.

First, all exchanges share the same objective: to attract as many investors as possible to trade on their platforms. The more traders there are, the higher the trading volume becomes. And once trading volume increases, it translates directly into more fee revenue, meaning the exchange naturally earns more. Besides trading fees, what else can exchanges rely on to generate profits?

This makes perfect sense. Our NextLeap institution specifically targets these market investors, who are precisely the potential clients exchanges value most. Since exchanges are shareholders of NextLeap, promoting our shareholders is simply a natural progression. For exchanges, investing in NextLeap equates to securing a large pool of potential client resources in advance.

Now, regarding this test. Since everyone must register an exchange account to participate in the beta, from the exchange's perspective, if users have a positive experience during testing, some will inevitably choose to stay and continue trading cryptocurrencies. Isn't that precisely the outcome they most desire?

Friends, at the end of the day, I know these institutions and exchanges all too well—the first thing they think about when they wake up each day is how to make a profit.

So, let's consider another question: Why would exchanges be willing to participate in this internal testing?

Because we are running the CoreX quantitative trading system directly through their trading platforms. If the testing succeeds, it will prove that the CoreX system not only operates seamlessly on exchange platforms but also achieves an exceptionally high success rate.

What does this mean? It will become the exchange's core competitive advantage. Keep in mind that other cryptocurrency exchanges currently lack similar quantitative trading capabilities. Once the exchange launches the CoreX system—this unique feature unavailable to competitors—it will naturally attract a large influx of new customers.

Simultaneously, as one of NextLeap's institutional investors, the exchange naturally hopes the CoreX system passes testing and validation as soon as possible, thereby accelerating its market deployment.

Precisely for this reason, the exchange is willing to issue 500 USDT to each registered participant in the internal test. But make no mistake—this isn't a gift, but rather a trial credit line.

From the exchange's perspective, the risk lies in you potentially losing this 500 USDT during testing. Even so, transaction fees will inevitably accrue throughout the trading process. In other words, even if you lose the entire amount, the exchange's actual loss is far below 500 USDT.

Don't assume the exchange hasn't assessed these risks. They are well aware of my trading capabilities and profitability in the cryptocurrency market. It is precisely because they value this that they invested in NextLeap and agreed to build the CoreX system based on my methodology.

Of course, they also know that trading using my approach carries the possibility of losses. But after systematic evaluation, the probability of profit far outweighs the probability of loss. For an exchange of this scale, all of this has long been calculated and accounted for within their risk models.

So, friends, first understand this: the 500 USDT issued by the exchange doesn't truly belong to you—these funds cannot be withdrawn.
If you lose the 500 USDT during the testing period, you won't be held responsible. Got it?

But what if we generate profits using this 500 USDT during testing? Can we withdraw those gains?
The answer is: Absolutely! Those profits are your rightful earnings. Just remember, the initial 500 USDT trial funds themselves remain non-withdrawable.

For example: Suppose your account earns 10,000 USDT using this 500 USDT during testing. Your total account balance would be 10,500 USDT. You can withdraw the entire 10,000 USDT profit, but the 500 USDT trial funds remain untouchable.

Withdrawing profits is your right. No institution or exchange has the authority to restrict it.

In fact, exchanges actually prefer you to profit. Why?
Because whether you win or lose, any trading activity generates transaction fees.

If you incur losses: The exchange collects fees but loses the $500 trial funds. However, this process may familiarize new investors with the platform and encourage them to stay and trade, ultimately benefiting the exchange.

If you profit: You repay the 500 USDT principal, the exchange still earns fees, and potentially gains a long-term trading user.

So exchanges are fully aware of this dynamic—they understand this operational mechanism perfectly well.

Friends, by now you should have a clear understanding of the entire process of the CoreX quantitative trading system, right?

Honestly, sometimes I don't even know how to communicate with you all. The questions you're thinking of, I've already pondered for a long time. It's like analyzing the stock market—my perspective is undoubtedly more comprehensive than yours. I've considered aspects you haven't even thought of, and for the parts you have considered, I've already taken several steps ahead. So it's simple: just do as I say, and you'll be fine.

Let me reiterate: Those who haven't signed up yet, please complete your registration promptly. Don't let a few procrastinators hold back our overall testing progress.

Those who have already registered just need to be patient. Once everyone finishes their account setup, I'll arrange for the exchange's senior account manager to distribute $500 to each tester. The reason we're not distributing funds early is to prevent anyone from making arbitrary trades that could disrupt our formal testing process.

Alright, everyone, that wraps up this morning's session.
Over the weekend, I hope you'll take the time to thoroughly review this week's course material, especially the explanation of the CoreX portfolio—make absolutely sure you fully grasp it.

Knowledge determines wealth; learning achieves dreams. Before investing, learn to discern and think critically, master the methodology, and wealth will naturally follow. As Munger said: First make yourself worthy of what you seek, and the market will reward you.

Friends, the investment market never lacks opportunities—it only lacks prepared individuals.
This weekend, engage in deep reflection. See you Monday!

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Good afternoon, I'm Bird Grant from NextLeap Management Consulting, also known as the "Profit Falcon."

The snow hasn't fallen yet, but the air has changed. In Winterfell's godswood, the trees feel as cold as stone. Jon Snow stands silently, watching leaves flutter in the wind. "Can you feel it?" he asks.

Bran, standing behind him, nods. "The wind has changed." The North always knows first."

Far away at the Red Keep in King's Landing, news reached the Small Council: employment data was slowing, unemployment was rising, capital was sinking. After reading the raven's message, Varys's eyes darkened. "They still think the market hasn't changed," he said. "But the real change has already begun in the night."

He delivered the message to the council chamber. Seated around the table were Cersei, the messenger from Winterfell, and Petyr Baelish.

Cersei glanced at the letter and remarked coolly, "Nonfarm payrolls retreated, CPI looms ahead, the market's grasping at a fuse that hasn't even been lit yet."
"But the fire is already here." Her gaze settled on a newly placed insignia on the table: deep gold, engraved with CXON.

Petyr murmured, "The rally has lasted a month. The structure is activated. The strategy is executing real trading logic." Varys remarked, "System activation always precedes narrative."

As the Small Council adjourned, a letter from the North arrived atop the Red Keep's towers. "Core X system activated. Capital structure shifting. Time for observers is dwindling. The moment to act is now."
"CXON's price reflects its collectible value."
He concluded the letter: "Winter's end approaches. The structure has moved. Your position depends not on chance, but on execution."

The CXON insignia glowed with a cold, golden light in the firelight.

The winds of Winterfell have swept through the investment markets. With nonfarm payrolls falling far below expectations, the market briefly brimmed with anticipation, the probability of rate cuts surged, the dollar weakened, gold prices soared, and long-term bond yields declined. Yet the index failed to rebound, plummeting sharply during the session.

The most glaring aspect of today's trading was the complete misalignment of capital flows, not misjudged economic expectations. Gold, cryptocurrencies, and TIPS surged first; yet most equity assets became subjects of "lagging pricing." High-volatility stocks collectively spiked then retreated. Many who entered positions upon seeing improved data ended up catching the tail end of the entire trading structure.

Today's market conveyed a straightforward truth: favorable data doesn't guarantee your assets will rise unless they occupy the structural center.

Many accounts suffered drawdowns today because their asset choices and entry timing did not align with the prevailing rhythm. You're not alone. The entire market is undergoing a realignment; signals are clear, reactions chaotic. Have you felt it, friends in the community?

Meanwhile, the Core X system reaffirmed a fundamental principle: winning rates stem from prioritizing structural judgment, not news.

U.S. nonfarm payrolls added a mere 22,000 jobs in August, falling far short of the expected 75,000. This data shattered the market's last illusion of "strong employment." The labor market is steadily cooling, the final note of the entire rate-hiking cycle. Market reactions were instantaneous and synchronized: the dollar weakened, stock indices rose, gold surged violently, and bond yields fell rapidly; virtually every asset you can think of was repricing. Expectations for rate cuts soared, making September easing almost a certainty. It's precisely what we've repeatedly emphasized: "Don't wait for rates actually to cut to start moving; instead, reposition your portfolio in advance when the data emerges."

Starting today, the baton for structural opportunities has been passed to us. The Core X system's model analysis hit the nail on the head. Our model will officially enter internal testing next Monday. All signals will be tested with real capital, truly initiating a closed-loop strategy execution. What you need to understand now is this: in the market's pricing game, those who position early always hold the advantage. Today's nonfarm payroll data serves as both "confirmation" and an "invitation": it signals that structural opportunities are emerging, and it tells you, now is the time to choose your position.

Today's nonfarm payrolls confirmation delivers the market's most direct signal: precise data, swift reactions, and unambiguous logic. The actual narrative is now laid bare before us; what follows is a contest of execution. For us, the baton of structural market trends is firmly in hand, while our system simultaneously enters the next critical phase.

Market reactions are accelerating, pricing cycles are shortening, and capital rotations are intensifying. Speculative approaches are becoming obsolete. True initiative lies with those executing through systems. It's precisely where Core X System's predictive value shines today.

Our current position marks the latter half of Phase 3 within Core X System's six-stage framework: Strategy Training + Live Market Validation. It marks the first external release of live system operation permissions:
Strategy execution, capital deployment, and market responses all occur in real-time synchronization.
Complete market adaptability covering five primary sectors: stock options, cryptocurrency, forex/gold, ETFs, and index futures;
Parallel multi-model testing with real-time P&L curve feedback, ensuring complete structural transparency and traceable signals throughout.

It marks a "public live trading performance review" for the entire market. Since the strategy can be implemented in live trading, the system's value naturally requires precise permission mechanisms and participation rules.

Regarding the most pressing concern, usage permissions, we are formally announcing our pricing structure:
Personal Edition: $50,000 annual usage fee;
Institutional Version: $100,000 annual license fee (exclusively for certified financial institutions and strategy providers);

Why launch now? Because the market has validated our approach, and we are ready to respond to that trust with live trading performance.

Why this pricing? Because what you're seeing is a system with closed-loop trading logic and structured execution capabilities, capable of continuous evolution across multiple market environments.

What you need is a quantitative platform that can run live strategies in fundamental markets, accumulate win rates, and validate pathways. The system undergoes continuous optimization, upgrades, and iterations, consistently generating profits that are deposited into accounts, and you are a participant, no longer a spectator.

Our Core X system requires real test data, so the exchange has provided 500 USDT as trial funds. Let's be clear: this 500 USDT is not a gift and cannot be withdrawn.

If the 500 USDT is lost during testing, you bear no responsibility whatsoever. If profits are generated during testing, those profits belong to you and can be withdrawn directly. The only thing to remember is this: the principal amount always belongs to the exchange and cannot be withdrawn; the profit portion is entirely yours.

Why can I access this system for free and receive $500 in real trading experience funds? It's a budget allocated by the exchange to expand user scale and boost account openings. They're willing to provide $500 in real experience funds, allowing you to access the live trading system, run strategies, and leave performance traces.

Our Core X system is poised for launch. Therefore, we must initiate the internal testing as soon as possible.

Why are they willing? Simple: We have users; they seek growth. We are sprinting toward launch; they need to expand revenue streams. We complement each other with aligned objectives.

It's a mutually beneficial partnership. The exchange aims to expand its membership base and increase commission income. We need to collect real-world data samples during the system training phase to accelerate our launch timeline.

The success rate of the Core X system is steadily climbing, validated not only by historical backtesting and live trading data but also amplified by user engagement and strategy invocation frequency. The price of CXON reflects this execution capability, which is authentically marked by the market.

CXON serves as the weighted representation of the Core X system; every strategy execution, every AI model invocation, and every cross-market trade execution unlocks its value. When you observe CXON rising, it is precisely because the current win rate of the Core X system is propelling it.

So the question is no longer whether the system is reliable, but whether you're willing to participate in the evolution of the real world.

No one who puts a hand to the plow and looks back is fit for service in the kingdom of God. Luke

The market has confirmed its approval; the system is now operational. Your position depends not on waiting, but on choice.

Today, I'd like to pose two final questions to our community:
1. Which stage of the six-phase path is the Core X system currently in? What defines this stage?
A. Stage 1: Model development, not yet live trading
B. Stage 3: Strategy training + live trading validation, signals derived from real capital operations
C. Stage 5: Fully open access, available to all users
D. Stage 6: Deployment complete, system optimization halted
2. Why are exchanges willing to provide $500 in live trading experience funds, allowing you to access the Core X system for free?

Submit your answers to your investment education advisor for a chance to earn CXON token rewards! Next time we discuss this, I hope you won't be asking "How much did they all make?" but instead saying, "I was there too."

That concludes our discussion for today. Welcome back to the battlefield. Welcome to the Core X system.