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Today's world in 2 minutes
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John Doerr calls AI the biggest tech 'tsunami' ever — bigger than mobile, cloud, everything before it.
When Kleiner's guy goes superlative, capital floods in harder.
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Google's AI glasses are threatening Meta's 80% market grip in wearables, according to analyst notes.
First real challenger to Ray-Ban Meta monopoly on your face.
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Meta and Broadcom just dropped $125M to launch an AI chip hub at UCLA for custom silicon R&D.
Vertical integration accelerates — less Nvidia dependency coming for hyperscalers.
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Microsoft's new responsible tech lead is talking about 'humanizing high-speed AI development' — the brakes are being installed.
Signal that deployment velocity might slow at MSFT specifically.
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Bitcoin dropped below $75K for the first time in a month with liquidations approaching $1 billion across the board.
Overleveraged longs getting flushed — blood in water for contrarians.
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WSJ reports Iran moved billions through Binance to fund the regime — continuing into this month despite 'compliance.'
Exchange risk crystallizing. Regulatory hammer coming for centralized platforms.
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MicroStrategy dropped 9.9% after pivoting from 'never sell' to a flexible Bitcoin strategy — Saylor blinked.
The ultimate diamond hands just went paper. Conviction trade cracking.
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Clarity Act could spark a boom in crypto 'yield-as-a-service' — legal clarity = new primitive unlocked.
Onshore yield products might actually be shippable now. Build window.
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Financial Times asks if anyone actually wins a trade war — spoiler: arbitrageurs and jurisdiction shoppers do.
Fragmentation creates edges. Where you incorporate just got more valuable.
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Trump admin now requires green card seekers to leave the U.S. to apply — no more status adjustments stateside.
Visa arbitrage window closing. Exit costs for founders just went up.