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Bitcoin (BTC) surpassed $80,000 following a dovish signal from Fed Governor Waller, who indicated potential support for holding interest rates steady at the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.

Nvidia (NVDA) announced a $13 billion investment aimed at competing with AI labs OpenAI and Anthropic.

Senator Lummis announced the CLARITY Act, which aims to extend Wyoming's cryptocurrency regulatory framework nationwide, potentially standardizing crypto regulations and enhancing market stability and investor confidence.

Bybit Pay has integrated with Mesh to enable its 80 million users to spend cryptocurrency directly without requiring withdrawals, potentially improving crypto transaction usability and merchant adoption.

The article reports a divergence in market cycle theories, with analyst Willy Woo suggesting Bitcoin may be transitioning from a 4-year cycle to a 6-to-8-year macro rhythm aligned with Wall Street, while citing recent research that indicates the traditional pattern persists.

Ukraine targeted a service ship at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) oil terminal in the Black Sea, raising concerns about energy supply chain disruptions.

Google announced the integration of new voice capabilities into its Gemini AI model across Gmail, Docs, and Keep.

The article reports that Bitcoin has experienced extreme fund flows for six consecutive days, a pattern it states historically precedes price drops.

Bitcoin's price surpassed $81,000 following reports that Donald Trump is considering measures to end the Iran war.

Kalshi introduced a new oil futures contract designed to eliminate expiry dates, offering continuous exposure for traders.

Bitcoin's price increased by 5% to $81,000, accompanied by the liquidation of $140 million in short positions.

The article reports that $370 million worth of short positions were liquidated within a 24‑hour period as the crypto market rebounded.