A single $1.3 billion sale of BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF shares on a private dark pool triggered a significant Bitcoin price decline and highlighted growing institutional caution.
President Trump convenes his Cabinet to discuss a potential Iran settlement, facing skepticism from supporters over terms that may embolden Tehran despite strategic gains.
NASA details a phased approach to establish a lunar outpost near the south pole, with SpaceX’s Starship set to deliver astronauts in the late 2020s as part of Artemis missions.
Sharplink, Forward Industries, Gemini, Galaxy Digital, and Bitmine appear on initial Russell 3000 and 2000 index lists, positioning them for broader institutional investment.
Wisconsin gubernatorial hopeful Tom Tiffany insists taxpayers should receive the entire budget surplus, opposing the bipartisan deal recently rejected by the state Senate.
SharpLink Gaming’s addition to the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indexes will require U.S. passive funds to acquire its shares, increasing institutional exposure to its Ethereum-backed treasury.
The Digital Chamber challenged Senator Elizabeth Warren’s assertions that the OCC violated banking law by approving national trust charters for crypto companies, defending the firms’ federal oversight compliance.
Florida’s legislative leaders have agreed on a $115 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, resolving prior deadlocks despite ongoing disagreements over school voucher oversight and health care funding.
Ahead of a possible acquisition, xAI has instructed its staff to limit contact with Cursor employees, maintaining operational independence until regulatory approval is secured.
Joe Scarborough condemned the proposed U.S.-Iran deal, describing it as a surrender that leaves Iran stronger and fails to halt its nuclear ambitions.