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Today's world in 2 minutes

AI
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    Tech workers are already maxing out AI tools and now actively trying to minimize usage as costs explode and companies realize they created a budget monster.

    The honeymoon's over.企业 are pulling back the AI credit card.

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    Senate bill would force AI firms to yield half ownership to the public — effectively nationalizing frontier labs.

    Exit velocity just got more urgent. Plan accordingly.

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    Google is cloning Nvidia's playbook to build a rival AI chip business, going beyond designing TPUs to actually selling them externally.

    Cloud hyperscaler now competes with its own customers. Messy.

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    A $13B AI startup is betting hard on cheaper alternatives to OpenAI and Anthropic, positioning as the budget option for inference at scale.

    Margin compression comes for frontier labs. Commodification accelerates.

CRYPTO
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    CME Group is suing the CFTC over approving Bitcoin perpetual futures for Kalshi, claiming regulatory favoritism and broken competitive dynamics.

    Derivatives war heats up. Regulatory capture allegations going public.

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    Bitcoin slipped to $62K and is building a floor near $60K after hawkish Fed signals, with on-chain data suggesting the bear phase isn't done yet.

    Macro still driving everything. DCA bros might be early.

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    Michael Saylor's Bitcoin flywheel strategy now has a preferred stock problem as the MSTR premium to NAV gets squeezed by dilution mechanics.

    Infinite money glitch showing structural cracks. Watch the arb.

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    Europe's crypto firms are scrambling as the MiCA regulation transition period ends — get licensed or get shut down.

    Regulatory squeeze creating exit opportunities. Non-compliant protocols relocating now.

GEOPOLITICS
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    Modi-Trump meeting is glossing over a slow economic uncoupling between US and India as protectionist policies bite both ways.

    India arbitrage closing. Reevaluate nearshoring plays.

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    EU just extended Russia sanctions for 12 months in the first-ever year-long extension, signaling entrenched conflict expectations.

    Long-duration positioning now mandatory. Energy arb persists.