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TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin briefly broke above $70,000, causing a massive short squeeze and the largest crypto market rebound since March. The move signals renewed bullish momentum amid easing macro concerns.

TREE NEWS reports: President Trump announced the most severe economic sanctions ever imposed on Iran, targeting its oil exports and financial system. The move escalates tensions in the Middle East and could impact global oil prices and markets.

TREE NEWS update: President Trump stated that AI could be ‘bigger than the internet’ and defended rapid construction of data centers and power plants, asserting U.S. leadership over China. He advocated for a light-touch regulatory approach to foster innovation.

TREE NEWS update: Forbes argues that Bitcoin could address the Triffin dilemma facing the US dollar by serving as a global neutral reserve asset. The article suggests that Bitcoin’s decentralized nature could provide stability and reduce reliance on US monetary policy, potentially reshaping the international monetary system.

TREE NEWS reports: Former President Trump stated that the US has discussed plans to accumulate a large-scale strategic reserve of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This signals potential government adoption of digital assets, which could impact market sentiment and regulatory outlook.

TREE NEWS update: Sources say the Trump administration intends to reduce tariffs on Canadian imported cars from 25% to 15%. This move could ease trade tensions and impact the auto industry and broader markets.

TREE NEWS update: President Trump urged the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, after meeting with digital asset executives. He also teased additional Bitcoin purchases, signaling continued government support for the cryptocurrency.

TREE NEWS reports: The US federal government’s debt has surpassed $40 trillion for the first time, a milestone that highlights growing fiscal challenges. The rapid increase in debt raises concerns about long-term economic stability and potential impacts on global markets.

TREE NEWS update: The Federal Reserve’s meeting minutes revealed that some participants noted lingering signs of weakness in the labor market. This suggests potential concerns about economic slowdown, which could influence future monetary policy decisions.

TREE NEWS reports: At a White House crypto meeting, President Trump touted his administration’s crypto policies and called on Congress to pass a ‘fair version’ of the Clarity Act. He also mentioned that regulators are working to bring Hyperliquid into the U.S. under a compliant framework.

TREE NEWS reports: At a White House crypto event, President Trump pushed for the passage of the Clarity Act, aiming to provide regulatory clarity for digital assets. The move signals continued government focus on crypto policy, potentially impacting market sentiment.

TREE NEWS reports: President Trump, speaking from the White House, urged the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, to keep the US ahead of China. The move signals strong political backing for clearer crypto regulations.

TREE NEWS update: Former US President Trump suggested the possibility of continuing to block the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil shipping lane. This geopolitical move could impact global oil prices and market stability, with potential ripple effects on crypto and risk assets.

TREE NEWS reports: OpenAI’s CFO announced that the company plans to go public by 2027 or earlier. This marks a significant milestone for the AI firm as it transitions towards a more traditional corporate structure.

TREE NEWS update: Prediction market platform Kalshi has filed to launch a perpetual copper futures contract, utilizing Pyth Network price feeds with no expiration date. This marks another step into commodity derivatives for the crypto-native platform.

TREE NEWS update: The US has reportedly opened a covert maritime route through the Strait of Hormuz, facilitating the daily export of approximately 10 million barrels of oil. This move could significantly impact global oil markets and geopolitical dynamics in the region.

TREE NEWS update: Crypto super PAC Fairshake achieved victories in several primary elections but lost a costly $2 million race in Florida. A spokesperson indicated the PAC is ‘just getting started’ with expenditures to elect crypto-friendly lawmakers to Congress.

TREE NEWS update: The Fed’s meeting minutes revealed no support for rate cuts, marking a shift from earlier expectations. Persistent inflation, partly due to geopolitical tensions affecting oil shipping, and mixed economic data leave officials divided. Markets now expect rates to remain unchanged at the September meeting.

TREE NEWS reports: Federal Reserve meeting minutes reveal that Chair Warsh proposed reducing the number of FOMC policy meetings from 8 to 6 per year, arguing it would allow more information accumulation and time for strategic thinking. Members were consulted, but no change will be made this year. If adopted, this would mark a major shift in the Fed’s operational approach.

TREE NEWS update: Federal Reserve meeting minutes revealed that several officials favored raising rates last month, with many saying further tightening might be necessary if inflation does not decline. The FOMC voted 9-3 to hold rates at 3.5%-3.75%, while some regional presidents indicated they would have supported a hike.