Alphabet. Microsoft. Amazon.
Three AI giants report earnings this week.
After billions spent on data centers, investors want answers.
Not just how fast AI is growing. But how much money it actually makes.
About $837M in crypto positions liquidated in 24 hours.
More than 80% were longs.
$Bitcoin fell below $80K.
Leverage made the move more violent.
The market doesn’t only punish being wrong. It punishes being overexposed.
One @SpaceX share for every American child.
Around 72 million future shareholders. At Monday’s $147.96 $SPCX closing price, that’s roughly $10.7B in stock.
Not cash. Ownership.
What if the next generation doesn’t just consume technology, but owns a piece of it?
The shares haven’t been distributed yet.
Flying cars. Reusable rockets. Humanoid robots.
Meanwhile, Wall Street still needs three analysts and a Fed statement to decide whether tomorrow is bullish.
What a time to be alive!
The @federalreserve now sees AI investment as a potential inflation driver.
The boom promises productivity tomorrow.
But it demands energy, chips and capital today.
The gap between investment and productivity is becoming a monetary policy question.
Bitget lost ~$352M in a hack and paused withdrawals.
Crypto keeps proving the same thing:
Decentralized assets can still depend on very centralized infrastructure.
Your token may be trustless.
Your exchange is not.
The SEC announced five-year relief for eligible tokenized-stock platforms.
Our take: crypto’s biggest win may not be replacing Wall Street.
It may be becoming the infrastructure Wall Street runs on.
Less casino. More capital markets.
HOW MUCH is a $ TRILLION?
A trillion is a 1 with 12 zeros after it.
$1,000,000,000,000
If you were to spend $1 a minute it would take you 34,000 years to spend.
It takes the Fed and US Treasury less than a minute to print $1 trillion.
Get the picture?
Savers of dollars are losers.
Cash is trash.
Trade cash in for some gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum and be a winner.
Today, Elon Musk @elonmusk became the first trillionaire in history.
Not by inheriting an empire.
Not by owning oil.
Not by printing money.
By building rockets, software, AI, satellites, factories, and convincing the market to believe in impossible things before they became obvious.
@SpaceX going public isn’t just another IPO. It’s another reminder that capital always chases the future.
Wall Street just got a little bigger. $SPCX
Memecoins had their season. Markets evolve. Degens adapt.
If the old playbook is losing steam, maybe it’s time to build something sharper, bigger, and actually tied to the real market chaos we love.
@DOW was never meant to be just another dog/frog ticker.
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Wall Street isn’t a market.
It’s infrastructure.
Production + population + tech = inevitable scaling.
Why this keeps growing:
• Inflation pushes capital into assets
• AI scales earnings globally
• Retail + institutions both chasing upside
• Governments rely on markets more than ever
The system feeds itself.