The most interestingly boring chart in all of finance.
Open: $100.00
Close: $100.00
5.16 cent dividend
1 cent of volatility
$25 Million in volume
$SATA
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Access to information has never been cheaper with LLMs, and markets have never had more vol
The most interesting part about today's US Treasury intervention is the way it was worded.
"Treasury will provide more information about future buyback sizes on November 4th."
This is just the beginning.
BREAKING: Monthly stablecoin card spending volumes surged another +16% in July, to a record $1.03 billion.
This marks +200% year-over-year volume growth with over 10 million purchases made during July.
The growth has comes amid surging demand for instant settlement and global access, which stablecoin cards provide.
Jupiter, the world's largest onchain platform has also driven adoption through localized integrations, like QR-based payments and accessibility across 60+ countries, with 68% of volume coming from non-US users.
To put this into perspective, just 3 years ago, monthly crypto payment card volume was at just $1 million.
We expect to see $1.5+ billion in monthly volume by year-end.
FINANCIAL TIMES:
- Nvidia is partnering with Apollo, Blackstone, Goldman Sachs and others on a massive $500B AI Financing Deal.
- Deal could be announced as soon as today
$NVDA $GS $APO $BX
looks like some more money is getting ready to help build out these datacenters
The lie: crypto is a casino.
The truth: BlackRock owns 806,000 Bitcoin.
The DTCC is moving $2 quadrillion onchain.
JPMorgan, Citi, and Goldman just signed onto the same tokenization platform.
The only reason it still looks like a casino to you is because the people who told you that haven't read a press release in five years.
At SUI live: so many announcements including atomic stable coin transactions for agentics. This means the agent only pays fees once for the entire agentic atomic transaction. @SuiNetwork
SUI are not messing about.