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Congress passing every major crypto bill on the floor

And rumors of 401ks getting Bitcoin exposure soon

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The Dow rose 0.5%, the S&P 500 climbed 0.7%, and the Nasdaq finished up 0.7%.

June retail sales rebounded, and jobless claims fell for the fifth straight week to a three-month low of 221,000.

GENIUS Act: clears the way for private stablecoins

CLARITY Act: defines how digital assets are regulated

Anti-CBDC Bill: blocks government-issued digital currencies (like a US FedCoin)

The Short Kings Fund: many founders are 5’9” and under. Autopilot made a fund that lets you follow their moves and invest like them.

What industry did Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang say he’d focus on if he was a 20-year-old student today?

Stephen Colbert’s late show was just cancelled for “financial” reasons officially—some think NBC fired him for speaking against the network for settling a lawsuit with Trump though.

This woman sold her business for $22 million—then bought it back and started building “Coachella for career women”

Trump said Coke will switch to cane sugar from artificial sugar after a conversation he had with them.

An OG bitcoin whale shifted over forty thousand BTC to a new address Thursday, fueling the onlooker’s view that more major sales may follow.

Ethereum ETFs hit a record 4.95 million ETH in holdings after $726 million in net inflows. ETH surged past $3,400, up 8% in 24 hours.

Peter Schiff took aim at Bitcoin’s scarcity, arguing the 21 million cap is arbitrary and that only Satoshi supply should be counted.

Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen transferred nearly $30 million in XRP to Coinbase as the token approached its all-time high.

A US consortium led by ex-special forces personnel pursued a bid for Chemaf, a major copper and cobalt producer in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Gold flattened near $3,333 per ounce after President Trump’s public comments about potentially firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Waymo’s robotaxi zone in Austin now includes The Domain and McKinney Falls, boasting its success over Tesla’s invite-only service in a competitive jab.

Amazon's Ring founder, Jamie Siminoff, returned and immediately restored Ring’s mission to "make neighborhoods safer."

Bank of America’s metrics pointed to three Magnificent Seven stocks as likely to beat expectations, but Meta stood out as the best setup for a strong post-earnings rally.

AI-driven demand is expected to double global electricity needs over the next two decades, according to the International Energy Agency. The IEA projected grid investment must also double by 2030 to keep pace.

President Trump said the US is close to a deal with India that would grant American companies broader access to Indian markets.

The US and Indonesia reached an agreement, with Jakarta agreeing to open its markets to American firms. Trump hinted that India is following a similar path.

The European Union has prepared a retaliatory package targeting US goods like aircraft and bourbon, but paused implementation for now.

The US Commerce Department imposed a preliminary 93.5% anti-dumping tariff on Chinese graphite, pushing the effective tariff to 160%.

Amazon laid off employees across AWS teams, including support, training, and generative AI. The company cited shifting priorities and resource optimization.

Uber announced a global robotaxi program with Lucid and Nuro. The rollout will begin next year in a major US city and expand to 20,000 vehicles over six years.

Rivian resumed work on its $5 billion Georgia factory after months of delay. The restart follows a $6.6 billion Department of Energy loan.

Wells Fargo suspended business travel to China after a managing director was barred from leaving the country.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company delivered first-quarter results that topped analysts' estimates; shares surged 3.4%.

GE Aerospace saw Vertical Research raise its price target to 230 from 212 ahead of its earnings report this week; shares fell 2.2%.

Netflix shares bloomed almost 2% to their highest level since early April ahead of its Q1 earnings report.

Elevance Health cut its 2025 earnings target to 24.10 per share, citing rising medical costs in its Obamacare plans; shares plummeted over 12%.

Marsh & McLennan posted earnings of 2.72 per share for its last quarter, beating estimates of 2.67; shares still slid 0.4%.

PepsiCo now expects a 3% drop in fiscal 2025 core EPS, reversing earlier growth forecasts due to rising supply costs; shares still jumped almost 7.5%.