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Elon Musk’s SpaceX is pursuing a back‑door solution after AT&T, Verizon and T‑Mobile refused to grant network access for a new phone service
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- Elon Musk asked AT&T, Verizon, and T‑Mobile for network access to launch SpaceX’s own phone service; all three declined, prompting Musk to seek a back‑door alternative, reported by @jackcoder0[80]
- Democrats secured control of both the U.S. House and Senate in the midterm elections, a shift that could bring two years of heightened political opposition for Trump, noted by @cryptorover[28]
- The U.S. CFTC approved perpetual futures on individual stocks, enabling trading on regulated U.S. exchanges for the first time, as highlighted by @cryptowendyo[40]
- Indian markets rallied sharply, with the Sensex gaining 1,225.07 points (1.62%) to 76,917.85 and the Nifty rising 370.05 points (1.58%) to 23,810.85, reported by @thegd_blog[27]
- Tokenized stocks generated $2.7 billion in DEX trading volume over the past week, led by Aero with a 28.3% share, according to @tokenterminal[50]
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[27] GD🇮🇳 · @thegd_blog ·
Indian stocks climbed on Tuesday. The Sensex added 1,225.07 points, or 1.62%, to 76,917.85. The Nifty added 370.05 points, or 1.58%, to 23,810.85.
Open on X[28] Crypto Rover · @cryptorover ·
🚨 The nightmare scenario for Wall Street is here. Democrats have won control of both the U.S. House and Senate, ending Republican control of Congress. Trump now faces two years of serious political opposition. • Big Tech and AI could face major investigations. • Crypto legislation could face further delays. • Trump's tax and spending plans could be blocked. • Government shutdown risks could increase. With AI stocks already crashing, this political shake up could put even more pressure on global markets.
Open on X[40] Wendy O · @cryptowendyo ·
🇺🇸 CFTC approves perpetual futures on individual stocks, allowing trading on regulated US exchanges for the first time ever
Open on X[50] Token Terminal 📊 · @tokenterminal ·
Tokenized stocks generated $2.7B in DEX trading volume over the past 7d Aero leads with 28.3% of the total, followed by Uniswap (27.1%) and PancakeSwap (11.2%) The data covers 25 venues
Open on X[80] Jack · @jackcoder0 ·
Elon Musk asked AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile for access to their networks so SpaceX could launch its own phone service. All three said no. So he found a back door. The Washington Post reported on November 2, 2026, that SpaceX is in talks to acquire Boost Mobile from EchoStar giving Musk an instant base of 7.5 million wireless subscribers and access to the terrestrial cellular networks that AT&T and T-Mobile already lease to Boost. Musk personally met EchoStar chairman Charlie Ergen last month. The deal could involve SpaceX buying Boost outright or striking a network-access agreement effectively giving SpaceX the ground-level infrastructure the Big Three refused to share. The $235 billion US wireless market controlled by three companies for years just got its most serious challenger. Not from a telecom startup. From a rocket company that already has 15,000 satellites approved for direct-to-phone service, $8 billion in wireless spectrum, and plans to access 80,000 cell tower sites. EchoStar stock jumped 4% Monday morning. AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile stocks all fell. Wall Street understands what’s happening. The three carriers that said no just watched SpaceX find a way in through the side door and the carriers themselves might not be able to stop it. Here’s how SpaceX went from being rejected by every major carrier to potentially becoming America’s fourth wireless provider 🧵
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