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🇺🇸 SEC Chair Paul Atkins says the agency is taking "historic steps" to move U.S. markets onchain.


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🇺🇸 Markets are pricing in an 82.4% probability that the Fed keeps rates unchanged at its July meeting.


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Retail traders trying to trade against smart money.


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🇺🇸 US national debt hits a record $39.4 trillion.


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Major US sheriffs have dropped their opposition to the CLARITY Act.


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Gold has surpassed U.S. government bonds to become the world’s largest reserve asset.


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Gold has surpassed U.S. government bonds to become the world’s largest reserve asset.


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🇺🇸🇮🇱 President Trump says Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu "knows who the boss is.".


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🇬🇧🇾🇪 UK says a cargo ship issued distress signal after being attacked by unknown militants in near Yemen.


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Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz surged fourfold last week.

During the US-Israeli-Iran war, only one or two vessels daily entered or left the Gulf. By July 1, this rose to eight, testing the fragile 60-day US-Iran ceasefire.

Hapag-Lloyd confirmed four trapped vessels exited (WorldCargo news), and two Maersk vessels cleared the strait last week. "Dark voyages"—ships disabling GPS to avoid tracking—rose sharply. Lloyd’s List Intelligence reports 258 such transits by June 28, up from 41 in early March.

The waterway remains insecure; the International Maritime Organization states roughly 80 mines must be cleared for normal navigation. Vessels currently use alternative routes: a corridor controlled by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps or a southern passage hugging Oman's coastline.

Recent traffic includes oil tankers carrying pre-war cargo. Over 60 Iranian-flagged vessels benefited from a US sanctions waiver for pre-loaded oil. Exports from other Gulf producers are recovering; UAE’s ADNOC recently crossed in convoy, while Qatar and Saudi Arabia ramped up energy exports.

Shipping costs are easing: Spot charter rates dropped from $500,000 daily in late June to around $294,000. Insurance premiums fell from 7% to about 2% of a ship's value.


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Europe's heatwave has caused a surge in air conditioner demand, exhausting stocks in countries like France and Germany.

They are urgently asking Turkish manufacturers to ship as many AC units as possible.

Turkish companies say exports are booming, and demand could reach 100,000+ units.


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🐈 Nearly 1 million crypto wallets have lost $3.81 billion on a memecoin linked to President Trump, according to a report.


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📊 Key Events This Week


📅 Monday

• June S&P Global Services PMI data

📅 Tuesday

• ADP Employment Change data

📅 Wednesday

• Fed Meeting Minutes

📅 Thursday

• Initial Jobless Claims data
• June Existing Home Sales data

📅 Friday

• IEA Monthly Report

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🇺🇸 Former President Biden's illegal immigration surge caused home prices to rise 30% and rents 20%, Federal Reserve report reveals.


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📊 Markets Start the Week Cautious

Global markets are opening the week carefully as investors prepare for a major earnings season, with AI-related stocks once again in focus.

Oil prices are under pressure after OPEC+ moved to increase supply, which could help ease inflation concerns.

At the same time, weaker U.S. jobs data has reduced expectations of an immediate Federal Reserve rate hike, while the dollar is hovering near recent lows.

So the market message is mixed:

Lower oil = good for inflation
Weaker jobs = good for rate expectations
AI earnings = the next big test
Central banks = still the main risk

Investors are not fully bearish.
But they are not relaxed either.

React with your market view:

👍 Bullish
🔥 Cautious
⚡ Volatile week ahead
👎 Bearish


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Ethereum prepares for complete overhaul and biggest upgrade since 'The Merge,' Vitalik Buterin says.

Vitalik Buterin has unveiled Lean Ethereum—a new 3–4 year roadmap that marks Ethereum's third major evolution after The Merge

The plan includes:

○ Native recursive STARK proofs for faster and more efficient block verification.
○ Quantum-resistant cryptography across the protocol.
○ 10x+ lower fees for ERC-20 tokens, NFTs, and many DeFi applications through new state models.
○ A gradual transition from the EVM to RISC-V/leanISA.
○ Privacy becoming a core protocol feature.
○ Simpler consensus with faster finality.
○ Multiple scalability upgrades, starting with Glamsterdam in late 2026, which aims to raise the gas limit from ~60M to 200M.

Notably, Ethereum is adopting the proven recursive STARK technology pioneered by StarkWare, bringing it directly into the protocol rather than relying on external solutions.


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Japanese Bankruptcies soar to an all-time high due to the yen collapse.


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Nasdaq confirmed that SpaceX will be included in the Nasdaq-100 before trading begins on July 7 – one of the fastest inclusions since its stock market debut.

Funds that replicate the Nasdaq-100 may be required to buy $SPCX. This could generate automatic demand and push the price up.

JPMorgan estimates that inclusion in the index could trigger passive purchases worth approximately $4.3 billion.


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