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$760.28M

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$760.28M

Cir. Supply

759.9M

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100%

Total Supply

759.9M

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$79.63M

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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley

3h ago

Tesla has updated its financing plans for some of its U.S. models. As Tesla continues to adjust its incentives to balance supply and demand, the annual interest rates for some Model 3 and Model Y models have been increased.

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Fu Lu Shou UV DAO

5h ago

Is the Middle East situation about to escalate? The U.S. State Department issued a broad security warning to American citizens in the Middle East, advising them to consider leaving the region or prepare for a swift evacuation should the situation escalate. Washington is considering a new military strike against Iran as early as this weekend. Iran has also stated it will further strike countries that allow U.S. military bases. Israeli officials stated that current tensions have reached a breaking point and are on the verge of exploding. U.S. President Trump: We are closer than ever to launching a major strike against Iran. Iran's Foreign Ministry: We are determined to continue on the path of resistance and defense. Forget the talk, the sky suddenly darkens and it looks like it's going to rain; it's time to bring in the blankets.

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Wu Blockchain

8h ago

Wu learned that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has accepted a review application from CME Group (a major U.S. derivatives exchange operator) to re-examine its previous decision to approve Nasdaq PHLX for listing cash-settled Bitcoin index options (QBTC). The SEC approved the rule change through an authorization process on May 22, but the approval was automatically suspended after CME raised objections in June; QBTC cannot be launched until all SEC commissioners complete their review. CME argues that Bitcoin is a commodity, and options directly linked to its price should be regulated by the CFTC, not the SEC. If this view is upheld, Nasdaq may need to reapply under the CFTC framework or adjust its product structure.

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Wu Blockchain

8h ago

According to statistics compiled by Daniel Wallach, a U.S. gaming and sports lawyer, as of August 1, U.S. courts had issued 29 preliminary injunctions or temporary restraining orders in prediction market cases involving various states. States won 23 of these rulings, a success rate of approximately 79.3%, while prediction market stakeholders won 6. The main disputes concern whether event contracts should be uniformly regulated by the CFTC or whether states can restrict them as gambling activities.

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a16z

9h ago

Cryptocurrencies are at a critical juncture. As Congress debates landmark market structure legislation, Marc Andreessen and Chris Dickson explore decisions that could shape the direction of next-generation financial infrastructure and whether the U.S. will maintain its global leadership in cryptocurrency innovation: 00:00 Introduction 05:31 From Cryptocurrency Subculture to Financial Infrastructure 08:37 Why Cryptocurrencies Need Regulation Now 12:20 The Regulatory Battle Over Cryptocurrencies 15:41 How CLARITY Can Prevent Another FTX Incident 22:42 Why Criminals Using Cryptocurrencies May Be Easier to Catch 26:20 The Invention of Privacy, Blockchain, and HTTPS 30:41 Government Ethics and Cryptocurrencies 34:52 The Battle for Stablecoins by Banking Lobbying Groups 37:05 Why Every Major Bank is Building Blockchain-Based Systems 41:04 Developer Responsibility Could Be the Fatal Blow 45:23 How CLARITY Can Provide Regulation 49:30 If CLARITY What happens if you fail? 50:50 Regulation and Innovation 54:12 Why the US Should Lead Innovation 55:36 What Can Clarity Bring? @pmarca @cdixon @rhackett

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Mario Nawfal

10h ago

🚨🇸🇦 🇺🇸 Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) called Trump directly, warning him against a large-scale airstrike against Iran this weekend, as the region struggles to prevent such attacks… - Two U.S. officials and a third source told Axios that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke with Trump on Saturday to express concerns about the plan. One official said, “The Saudi side expressed concerns and requested clarification of the action plan.” - Another source said that days after the joint U.S.-Saudi airstrikes against Iraqi militias, MBS went further, urging Trump to de-escalate and halt the operation entirely. - The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been emphasizing this point throughout the week, with Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman expressing the same sentiment to Vance before meeting with Trump. - Qatar, the UAE, Turkey, and Pakistan are all urging their respective capitals to withdraw the operation, while Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi told the Saudi Foreign Minister that any hostile actions, or “regional involvement or cooperation,” would be condemned. "Countries" Will Prompt a Decisive Response - Qatari mediators held separate talks on Saturday with Araghchi, special envoy Steve Witkov, and Omani officials regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Sources said progress was made. Riyadh, which flew combat missions with US warplanes four days ago, has now warned the US president against another war. Saudi Arabia will defend its oil fields and does not want retaliatory actions from war to affect its refineries. Iran has explicitly threatened countries that support or assist the US; therefore, every country asked to provide support for the strikes has been informed of the consequences. Source: Axios / Author: Daniel

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Mario Nawfal

12h ago

Senator Banks of Japan is highlighting the overseas influence of Neville Singham, a Shanghai-based billionaire who has poured significant funds into a network of activist groups. One of the newer groups is "No Cold War." The group's sole aim is to oppose any substantive U.S. retaliatory measures against the Chinese Communist Party, whether economic, military, or political. The funding sources are clearly traceable, and the objectives are well-defined. The only remaining point of contention is the extent of the influence this funding has generated and, ultimately, which groups benefit from it. Author: Lucas

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Henrik Zeberg

14h ago

Excerpt from the White House's 2025 National Security Strategy: "...U.S. diplomacy should continue to defend genuine democracy, freedom of expression, and an uncompromising celebration of the unique character and history of European nations." "...The United States encourages its political allies in Europe to promote the revival of this spirit, and the growing influence of patriotic parties in Europe is indeed encouraging." "...Our goal should be to help Europe correct its current trajectory." "...Our overall policy toward Europe should prioritize cultivating forces within European countries that resist Europe's current trajectory." Now, think about it!

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Frank Chaparro

15h ago

Currently, only 5.8 million U.S. workers (3.7% of the workforce) are employed in occupations classified as high-risk for AI exposure. Source: Apollo Corporation Workforce AI Exposure Risk Breakdown:

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Mario Nawfal

15h ago

🇺🇸 Trump released a chart showing record-high U.S. crude oil exports, declaring the U.S. "Oil King." The data is accurate; weekly exports in 2026 broke previous records. Part of the reason is the long-term growth of shale oil. A more significant factor is clearly geopolitics. The war with Iran and the threat of the Strait of Hormuz have destabilized Middle Eastern crude oil supplies, making global demand for U.S. oil even more urgent. However… there's a problem. The conflict driving U.S. exports has also forced the U.S. to significantly deplete its strategic petroleum reserves, reducing them to their lowest level in decades. Global inventories are also very tight. Exports have surged, but the safety buffer is far thinner than it appears. Author: Lucas

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