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Just saw this circulating again:
SEC and CFTC jointly classified $XRP as a digital commodity back in March 2026, putting an end to 7 years of regulatory limbo. XRP is now officially in the same category as BTC, ETH, and SOL.
Still one of the biggest regulatory wins of the year for the asset.

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💥BOOM!

The SEC and CFTC classify ripple:native as a DIGITAL COMMODITY, ending 7 years of legal uncertainty.🔥

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JUST IN: Anthropic, the company behind Claude, could file for an IPO as soon as the end of August, Bloomberg reports.

The AI IPO race is getting serious.

With annualized revenue reportedly above $65B and investors discussing a potential $2T+ valuation, Anthropic could challenge SpaceX’s record IPO.

Is this the biggest AI IPO yet? 👀

#AI #Anthropic #Claude #IPO #Tech

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Mutual funds remain sharply underweight Nvidia, AI stocks

U.S. large-cap mutual funds were sharply underweight Nvidia (NVDA$), according to a chart compiled by Goldman Sachs and shared by Mike Zaccardi.

The chart showed Nvidia as the most significant underweight among the AI-related equities tracked, with its average large-cap mutual fund underweight position at roughly 100 basis points.

AMD (AMD$) was also among the most underweight stocks, at roughly 60 basis points, while Google (GOOGL$) and Microsoft (MSFT$) were underweight by about 70 basis points and 50 basis points, respectively.

Meta Platforms (META$) stood out with an underweight of roughly 30 basis points, while Micron Technology (MU$) was an exception, with mutual funds overweight by about 40 basis points.

The chart also showed several stocks on the overweight side, including Seagate Technology (STX$) at roughly 15 basis points and Sandisk (SNDK$) at about -25 basis points on the chart's positioning scale.

Here is the chart:

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$BTC is getting close to a key technical breakout. 👀

A confirmed move could open the door toward $76K.

The big question: breakout or another rejection?

What do you think? 🚀

#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto

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ETH +10% in a move like this is hard to ignore. 👀

$2K has been reclaimed. Now the real test begins: can ETH build on this momentum?

Watching $ETH closely. 🚀

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JUST IN: Ethereum $ETH surges 10% to $2,100

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That’s a serious move. 👀

A 7% hourly pump changes the short-term setup quickly. The $70K target is getting interesting, but the key now is whether BTC can hold this momentum.

Watching closely. #BTC

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JUST IN: Bitcoin odds of hitting $70,000 this month rise to 72% after pumping 7% in one hour.

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Bitcoin just had a rare day of outperforming the S&P 500.

$BTC gained 2.6% to break above $64K, while the S&P 500 fell 0.52%.

What makes this notable is the recent trend: over the past 3 months, Bitcoin has outperformed the S&P 500 on only about one-third of trading days, according to Glassnode.

Bitcoin has increasingly behaved less like a high-beta risk asset and more like a lagging asset. AI-driven capital flows into U.S. equities, shifting liquidity, and the current crypto cycle have all weighed on BTC.

Could this be an early sign that Bitcoin’s relative strength is starting to turn?

#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #S&P500 #Investing

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U.S.-Iran talks? Trump# says think again

U.S. President Donald Trump said there were no talks that are going on or scheduled with Iran.

Trump, on Truth Social, put an end to talks about whether Tehran and Washington are looking to sign an agreement soon.

"Naval Blockade remains in full force and effect. The Hormuz Strait is open and operating. All water mines have been removed or detonated," Trump wrote.

Crude oil futures (CL1:COM) rose 1.2% to $85.5, while the Brent Futures (CO1:COM) was up 0.5% to $91.3 on the news.

Earlier in the day, a cargo ship was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, highlighting ongoing navigation threats in the strategic waterway, according to the U.K. Maritime Trade Operations agency.

The incident came after an Iranian military official repeated threats that the Islamic state won’t back down over the Strait of Hormuz. Fox News reported Tuesday that Ebrahim Zolfaghari, Iranian military spokesperson, said vessels attempting passage through the strait will “find several beautiful holes in their hulls.”

A media report on Monday had suggested that Iran has used two months of uneasy diplomacy with the United States to strengthen its military, tighten domestic security, and prepare its regional allies for a potentially broader conflict.

The Trump administration had earlier said that it would now rely more on sanctions and a naval blockade to increase pressure on Tehran. Iran, however, appears to be preparing its economy and military for an extended confrontation.

Last week, media reports had suggested that the U.S. and Iran agreement could come soon. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif had said that things are shaping up again in "favor of a peace arrangement or a deal," Bloomberg reported.

Market Tracking ETFs: (DIA), (DDM), (DOG), (DXD), (SDOW), (SPY), (VOO), (IVV), (RSP), (SSO), (UPRO), (SH), (SDS), (SPXU), (QQQ), (QQQM), (TQQQ), (QID), and (SQQQ).

Oil ETFs: (USO), (UCO), (DBO), (OILK), and (USL).

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implied volatility remains around 36%.

The gap is even clearer in the 1-week market: implied volatility is ~29% vs. realized volatility near 16%.

The takeaway: BTC may be approaching a seasonal volatility floor, but traders are still paying a significant premium for protection against the next big move.

#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #Volatility #Options

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#VICR #AI #AIInfrastructure #DataCenters #Semiconductors #Stocks #Investing https://t.co/elD98NPn51

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The “rank by market cap” game is finally dying. Real crypto investors are waking up — looking past market-cap rankings and back to real fundamentals, usage, revenue and value accrual. Are you still chasing the CoinMarketCap leaderboard… or are you already looking deeper?
#Crypto #Bitcoin #Altcoins #Fundamentals #Web3

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🚨 BREAKING: Crypto wallet SafePal just disclosed a data breach affecting nearly 40,000 customers. Order info (names, emails, shipping addresses, phone numbers) exposed for orders placed between March 2, 2025 – April 11, 2026. 📷📷 Phishing risk is now HIGH Stay vigilant. Don’t share your seed phrase with anyone.

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Nvidia's neocloud funding structure might unlock significant revenue stream: Morgan Stanley

Nvidia's (NVDA) widely discussed $500B AI infrastructure financing deal has drawn varied reactions, from investor Michael Burry describing it as a "Wall Street stunt" to analysts noting it could alleviate a significant bottleneck in the AI buildout.

Although details on the plan are limited, Morgan Stanley analysts believe it could unlock a significant revenue stream for Nvidia. They consider Nvidia a "top pick" among semiconductors with a $288 price target and an Overweight rating.

"So far, information is quite limited, and there is more we don't know than that we do know," said Morgan Stanley analysts, led by Joseph Moore, in an investor report. "When Nvidia announced the new model, they said, 'AI clouds will sell NVIDIA-powered cloud services, with NVIDIA earning both standard product revenue and a share of the cloud revenue on the supported capacity.' In some fashion, NVIDIA will backstop the credit, allowing the neocloud startup to raise money at near investment grade. In some cases, that backstop will not be a cash credit security but a deal to use the neocloud's GPU for NVIDIA's own development."

There will also be a negotiated price per GPU per hour that Nvidia pays to the AI cloud provider.

"Using that guarantee, the AI cloud can secure financing to undertake the buildout," Moore added. "In exchange, Nvidia gets a share of revenue above the negotiated backstop price; how much is unclear."

In a scenario drafted by Morgan Stanley, if a collection of neoclouds can bring 25GW of compute online by the end of 2027, monetizing it at $20M per MW, it would generate $500B of annual revenue.

"If Nvidia captured 1/4th of that as 100% margin revenue, it would drive 60% upside to our FY28 EBIT estimates, or 25% upside to FY29 without any change to Nvidia's initial sales," Moore noted. "But at a smaller scale (2-5 GW), we could start to see ~10% or so uplift to EPS."

Nvidia already has strong ties with a range of neoclouds, including CoreWeave (CRWV), Nebius (NBIS), IREN (IREN), Nscale, Crusoe, Lambda and Firmus.

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$AMD $NVDA $AI https://t.co/tu6hEikDln

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Tesla is talking flying cars once again as it preps for a Roadster demo

Tesla (TSLA) is reportedly preparing to unveil a radically redesigned next-generation Roadster version as early as this month after a long delay. Earlier in the week, Elon Musk noted that "we will have flying cars!"

A Roadster demonstration at SpaceX's (SPCX) site in McGregor, Texas, could include showing off a limited-edition, SpaceX$ -branded version of the model using cold-gas thruster technology to perform a highly theatrical “flying” or hovering stunt. Elon Musk has been teasing the “flying car” potential for the Roadster for more than a year, so it is unclear what the strategy will be following any high-profile demo of a “flying” Roadster.

Any special edition of the Roadster would likely be a niche, extremely costly machine rather than a mass-market Tesla (TSLA). It is expected to be non-street-legal, potentially priced from hundreds of thousands into the millions of dollars, and may be offered through an owner program resembling Ferrari’s supervised track-car arrangements.

Looking back, the Roadster was the company’s first production car. The model was sold from 2008 to 2012 and is widely considered an important proof-of-concept with consumers that a lithium-ion battery sports car could deliver both real-world range and high performance. Built on a heavily modified Lotus Elise chassis with an AC induction motor and a roughly 200-mile real-world range, it sold in limited numbers at prices around and above six figures, with total production of about 2,450 units before the program ended as Tesla (TSLA) shifted focus to the Model S. A second-generation Roadster was first unveiled as a prototype in 2017 as an all-electric supercar promising sub-2-second 0–60 mph acceleration, more than 250 mph top speed, and a claimed range around 620 miles from a roughly 200 kWh battery pack. However, Tesla (TSLA) has delayed the launch of the updated version at least eight times since then.

Shares of Tesla (TSLA) rose 2.4% in Friday morning trading.

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#TSLA #Elon Musk #SpaceXAI https://t.co/v9o6F37Dba

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What is your take on AMD?

$AMD $NVDA $AI https://t.co/KKeOtG7sXN