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Today's world in 2 minutes
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Nvidia has committed $40B to equity AI deals this year — they're not just selling shovels, they're buying the mines.
NVDA is picking winners before you. Watch their portfolio for alpha.
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Palantir's AI is a product, a punching bag, and increasingly a problem — the moat isn't as wide as the multiple suggests.
PLTR trading at meme valuations. Reality check incoming on enterprise AI margins.
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AI note-takers are making lawyers nervous — confidentiality violations are piling up and nobody's tracking what gets uploaded.
If you're recording meetings with Otter/Fireflies, you're creating discoverable records forever.
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China is way less scared of AI than the US — they're shipping product while we're writing safety frameworks.
Regulatory arbitrage between US caution and Chinese acceleration widening fast.
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Bitcoin climbing near $81k on institutional adoption boost — six-week win streak as Iran tensions ease.
Macro geopolitical risk-off trade reversing. BTC benefiting from diplomatic thaw.
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Senate Banking Committee advancing the "Clarity Act" — banking groups and crypto advocates fighting over stablecoin rewards.
Who captures stablecoin yield defines next trillion-dollar financial infrastructure layer.
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Trump Media's Q1 loss balloons to $406M on bitcoin and Truth Social crypto markdowns — the SPAC is bleeding.
Presidential crypto venture cratering. DJT holders getting rugged in real-time.
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Australian police seize millions in Bitcoin from alleged darknet marketplace operator — another Silk Road echo.
DNM busts still yielding massive BTC seizures. Governments accumulating bags via enforcement.
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China's export growth rebounds despite trade war — they're routing around tariffs faster than markets expected.
Tariffs aren't working. Supply chains already adapted. Repricing trade war bets.
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Iran using the Caspian Sea as strategic trade route, long overlooked — sanctions evasion infrastructure maturing quietly.
New smuggling corridor operational. Iran sanctions less effective than DC thinks.