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Tech giants Meta and Microsoft just rewrote Wall Street history. In under 24 hours following their earnings releases, the two companies collectively added a staggering $550 billion to their market value — far surpassing expectations and lighting a fire under the broader market.
To put it into perspective: that's $140 billion more than Costco's entire market cap, and $50 billion above Netflix’s valuation. It’s a rare moment of euphoria for investors — and one that could shape sentiment for weeks to come.

European Markets React Early, Global Momentum Builds
Thursday morning kicked off with a bang in Europe. Meta shares jumped 12.2% on the Frankfurt exchange, while Microsoft gained 9%. The optimism quickly spread — S&P 500 futures rose 1%, and Nasdaq futures surged 1.3% even before U.S. markets opened.

Blowout Numbers and Bold Forecasts
Meta reported Q2 earnings of $7.14 per share, far above Wall Street's estimate of $5.89. Revenue hit $47.52 billion, beating forecasts of $44.83 billion. Looking ahead, Meta projects Q3 revenue between $47.5 and $50.5 billion — again exceeding expectations. The company also narrowed its full-year spending guidance to between $114 and $118 billion, indicating a tighter grip on costs.
Microsoft followed suit with a strong quarter of its own. It posted earnings of $3.65 per share and total revenue of $76.44 billion, beating analyst estimates of $73.89 billion. Its Intelligent Cloud division pulled in $29.88 billion — again surpassing forecasts. This marks the end of Microsoft’s fiscal year 2025 with a bang.

Crypto: No Mentions, But Still in Play
Despite growing tech-sector interest in digital assets, neither Meta nor Microsoft discussed crypto, stablecoins, or blockchain initiatives during their earnings calls. Still, that doesn’t mean they’re staying away.
Meta is reportedly eyeing a return to stablecoin payments, considering using USDT or USDC to compensate creators on WhatsApp and Facebook. If rolled out under the new GENIUS Act compliance framework, it could mark a major comeback following the discontinuation of its Diem project in 2022.
Meanwhile, Microsoft is quietly investing in crypto infrastructure. The company is working with blockchain startup Space and Time to deliver verified real-time blockchain data — reinforcing its strategic position in Web3, even as it avoids launching tokens of its own.

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With a record-breaking $553 billion in transaction volume in June, Tether remains firmly at the top of the stablecoin market. Now, the company is preparing for its next major leap — a comeback to the U.S. with a new stablecoin tailored for Wall Street.

Regulation is Changing the Game
The recent approval of the GENIUS, CLARITY, and Anti-CBDC acts in the United States has significantly improved the regulatory environment for digital assets. Tether is seizing this opportunity. According to CEO Paolo Ardoino, work is already underway on a new U.S.-compliant stablecoin, specifically built for institutional investors.
Ardoino revealed the plan in an interview with CNBC, emphasizing that the product will be customized for financial hubs like Wall Street.

Wall Street Wakes Up – JPMorgan Joins the Hype
JPMorgan analyst Teresa Ho recently stated that stablecoins could become a cornerstone of modern financial infrastructure. Banks like JPMorgan are already hinting at interest in real-world asset tokenization and developing their own stablecoins.
This makes the timing ideal for Tether’s return — not with a retail-focused coin, but with one designed for the institutional sector.

Why Tether Is Not Going Public
While rival Circle went public in June and saw its shares soar by over 500%, Tether has no interest in an IPO.
“We’re not looking to become a publicly traded company,” Ardoino told Bloomberg, adding that independence and technical agility are more valuable to them. Instead of going public, the company is focusing on building strategic products and strengthening its U.S. presence.

Dominance, Criticism, and a New Direction
Despite facing long-standing criticism over reserve transparency, Tether is taking steps to address these concerns. Ardoino confirmed that they’ve resumed discussions with audit firms, aiming to improve the company’s credibility.
At the same time, Tether continues to dominate emerging markets, which it still considers its primary battlefield.
“We’ve been doing this successfully for the last 10 years. We understand these markets better than anyone,” Ardoino said.

Community & Analysts: Tether Is Playing the Long Game
On X (formerly Twitter), users have praised Tether’s new direction:

“This isn’t a pivot — it’s infrastructure chess,” one commented. Another hinted that this move could kick off the next altcoin season.
However, current data shows that Bitcoin still dominates, according to CoinMarketCap’s altcoin season index. That suggests the altseason may still be on hold.

Tether Still Rules the Numbers
In June alone, USDT processed a staggering $553.6 billion in transactions, more than double the $244.3 billion handled by USDC.
Tether remains the undisputed leader not only in stablecoins but across the broader digital asset economy — and its Wall Street ambitions are only just beginning.

#Tether , #USDT , #stablecoin , #WallStreet , #USDC

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The U.S. stock market is increasingly dominated by a small group of tech giants – the so-called “Magnificent Seven.” This week could be the tipping point that shows whether their dominance is sustainable or if the market needs a broader engine.
🔹 Four of the biggest names in the group are reporting earnings this week, just as investors begin to question how long this narrow group can keep driving the entire U.S. market.

S&P 500 Looks More Like a Tech Index Than a Reflection of the Economy
According to Reuters, the performance of the S&P 500 has become so skewed that it now reflects the trajectory of just a handful of companies more than the broader U.S. economy. Since the beginning of 2023, the capitalization-weighted S&P 500 has risen by 67%, compared to only a 32% gain in its equal-weighted version.
📊 The ratio between the two versions has jumped from 0.66 in 2022 to 0.84 today – the highest level since 2003. In short, mega-cap companies are dominating the index more than ever.

The Market Held Hostage by Tech Giants
Larry Adam of Raymond James notes that S&P 500 earnings are now 14% higher than those of the equal-weighted index. LSEG analyst Tajinder Dhillon adds that the “Magnificent 7” accounted for over 52% of the total earnings growth in the past year.
But this dominance comes with risk: any misstep by one of these giants could rattle the entire market. Dhillon says such concentration is unhealthy – a well-functioning market needs diversity. When Nvidia moves, the whole market moves – leaving smaller stocks in the shadows.

Trump’s Tariffs Add New Uncertainty
Adding to the mix, Donald Trump signed a trade deal with the EU on Sunday, introducing 15% tariffs on most European imports, including cars. On Monday, he said the new global baseline tariff would be between 15% and 20%.
While many traders seemed to shrug off the news on Monday, others are watching closely – especially with Friday’s deadline for enforcement approaching. Meanwhile, U.S. and Chinese officials met in Stockholm for more talks in hopes of reaching a broader trade agreement before time runs out.

Markets React Tepidly – Is It Enough?
Stock futures ticked up modestly Monday – the S&P 500 rose 0.15%, the Nasdaq 100 added 0.24%, and the Dow gained 60 points. But the gains weren’t impressive. While both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new highs, the rally lacked real momentum. The Dow dropped 0.1%, and the Nasdaq rose just 0.3%.
Outside of tech, sectors like finance and industrials are showing some signs of life. But their performance remains buried under the weight of the “Magnificent Seven.”

What’s Next This Week?
Even beyond the U.S., markets like the UK’s FTSE 100 and Germany’s DAX are reaching new highs – and they’re doing it without heavy reliance on big tech. If investors start pivoting to other sectors, this could signal the beginning of a broader market rotation.
But everything depends on earnings. If the giants disappoint, smaller players might finally get room to breathe.

#WallStreet , #stockmarket , #TRUMP , #Tariffs , #globaleconomy

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Bitcoin, once the Wild West of the crypto world, is now ironically becoming exactly what it was designed to disrupt — a traditional financial asset under Wall Street’s microscope. Instead of hoodie-clad crypto traders, the ones pulling the strings today wear suits.

BlackRock’s IBIT: The New Institutional Gateway to Bitcoin
The key player in this transformation is BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which has become the largest Bitcoin ETF in the world with $86 billion in assets under management. But the story isn’t just about the fund — the real action is happening in the booming options market around it.
IBIT’s daily options trading volume has now surpassed $4 billion, and open interest has reached $34 billion — exceeding most ETFs focused on emerging markets or corporate bonds. Only ETFs tied to equities and gold trade more actively.

Bitcoin as a Standard Asset – Wall Street Takes the Lead
Rocky Fishman, founder of Asym 500, describes the situation as “extremely unusual” — no ETF in history has spawned an options market of this scale within just eight months of launch. IBIT has quickly become the go-to instrument for risk valuation in the U.S. Bitcoin ETF space.
Institutional investors, who once avoided crypto derivatives due to their offshore status, now have solid ground. With spot ETFs and listed options on U.S. exchanges, they can finally apply familiar risk management strategies.

Investor Behavior Shifts: Less Speculation, More Hedging
Greg Magadini from Amberdata notes a growing trend of investors using put options for downside protection. The narrowing spread between call and put prices, even when Bitcoin isn’t rallying, signals a maturing market. This behavior dampens volatility and reduces panic selling.
This shift is also visible in trading hours — more than 57% of BTC/USD volume now occurs during U.S. trading hours, compared to just 41% in 2021. Nearly half of Bitcoin spot volume now flows through U.S.-listed ETFs.

Deribit, Coinbase, and the Battle for Dominance
While Deribit remains the leading offshore platform for Bitcoin derivatives, IBIT is closing in fast. In May, Coinbase acquired Deribit for $2.9 billion. Both firms are now working to integrate their infrastructures — potentially enabling shared collateral, unified risk frameworks, and seamless cross-platform execution.

Regulatory Barriers Still in the Way
IBIT’s rapid growth has hit a regulatory wall. The current 25,000-contract limit on options is hampering institutional strategies. Nasdaq has requested the SEC to raise this cap tenfold, with a decision expected in September.
BlackRock’s Robbie Mitchnick believes lifting these limits would unleash a significant surge in options volume. But even with the cap in place, Wall Street isn’t slowing down.

The Future? A Fully Digitized Market
Bitcoin is being treated like any other asset. “Eventually, all assets will be digital,” says Kevin de Patoul of Keyrock. “And what we call cryptocurrency today will just be another part of the financial system — priced, hedged, and risk-managed like everything else.”

#bitcoin , #BTC , #WallStreet , #CryptoNewss , #CryptoMarket

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ÚLTIMO🔥 | Hoy el mercado bursátil de EE. UU. nos lanza una señal poderosa:

🟢 El SP500 abre en máximos históricos, impulsado por las fuertes ganancias de #META y #Microsoft.

👉 Pero… ¿qué pasa con los datos económicos? ¿El mercado está mirando para otro lado?

📊 Datos económicos de EE.UU. (últimos reportes):

🔹 Solicitudes de desempleo:

👉 218 K vs 220 K esperado

🔹 Inflación PCE Anual:

👉 2.8% vs 2.7% esperado

🔹 Inflación PCE Mensual:

👉 0.3%, en línea con lo esperado

🟡 Lo importante: ya van 2 meses con un leve repunte del PCE anual, la métrica favorita de la Reserva Federal (FED).

🤔 ¿Qué nos dice todo esto?

📌 Las grandes tecnológicas están liderando el rally.

📌 El mercado prefiere ver resultados positivos y se muestra optimista, a pesar de los datos de inflación.

📌 La FED sigue con lupa los datos del PCE, pero aún se espera que la tendencia a la baja continúe.

📉 Recordemos: la inflación no baja de forma lineal. Lo importante es la tendencia, y si se mantiene, las tasas de interés podrían empezar a bajar pronto.

🧠 ¿Cómo afecta esto al mundo cripto?

📍 Un SP500 fuerte + expectativas de recorte de tasas = entorno favorable para #Bitcoin y #altcoins.

📍 Los capitales buscan rendimiento, y el ecosistema cripto está en la mira nuevamente.

🔁 ¿Estamos entrando en un nuevo ciclo alcista generalizado?

Déjamelo saber en los comentarios 👇


#SP500 #meta #Microsoft #WallStreet #inflación #PCE #FED #MercadosFinancieros #BinanceSquare #CryptoMarket #Bitcoin #CriptoNews #BullRun2025

On Wednesday, July 24, market volatility in the U.S. dropped significantly — the well-known VIX index hit its lowest level since February as strong labor data pushed stock indices to fresh highs.
The Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) — often called the “fear gauge” — dipped as low as 14.95 during the session before slightly recovering and closing near 15. This indicates that expected price swings in the S&P 500 are now at their lowest levels in five months.

🔹 Traders retreat from bets on market turmoil

Those who recently wagered on sharp market moves or stock collapses have been forced to rethink — or completely abandon — their positions. The realized volatility of the S&P 500 has dropped to just 6.9%, even lower than the implied volatility priced in by the market. That’s led to losses for short-term volatility speculators.

🔹 Low-volume trading poses a "liquidity vacuum" risk

Despite the calm, analysts warn this may be the quiet before the storm. August is historically a month when volatility rebounds — often due to reduced liquidity. With senior traders and fund managers on vacation, lower trading volumes can make markets vulnerable to sudden price swings even on minor news. Analysts have dubbed this a "liquidity vacuum", a summer risk Wall Street watches closely.

🔹 Gold, silver, and platinum under pressure

As markets rally and risk sentiment improves, investors have pulled out of traditional safe havens. Gold prices fell for a second session — spot gold dropped 0.5% to $3,370.69 per ounce. Other metals followed: silver fell 0.7%, palladium plunged 3.5%, and platinum dipped 0.5%.

🔹 Tech stocks drive gains, Dow Jones slips

While the S&P 500 rose 0.1% and the Nasdaq Composite added 0.3%, the Dow Jones fell 0.6% after IBM shares dropped 8% on disappointing software sales. However, Alphabet (Google’s parent company) delivered better-than-expected earnings, boosting tech optimism — its shares rose 1% after the Q2 results.
📉 Despite calm markets, August could quickly shift sentiment — especially if liquidity tightens further. Wall Street remains alert for signs that this "summer calm" may give way to sudden turbulence.

#WallStreet , #stockmarket , #SP500 , #MarketTrends , #worldnews

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As U.S. equities hover near all-time highs, top trading desks across Wall Street — including Goldman Sachs, Citadel Securities, and JPMorgan — are urging clients to lock in downside protection while it’s still cheap.

The S&P 500 has surged 28% since April 8, and the VIX, Wall Street’s fear gauge, has sunk to its lowest since February. This rare combination of high prices and low volatility is creating what strategists call a “cheap window” to hedge before key macro shocks hit.

Goldman Sachs wrote Monday, “If you are nervous, the market is making it very easy to rent hedges.” That advice lands just ahead of high-impact catalysts:
• Fed Rate Decision – July 30
• Trump Tariff Deadline – August 1
• U.S. Jobs Report – August 2
• Unresolved Trade Talks with Mexico & Canada

Short-Term Hedge Recommendations:
• BofA’s John Tully suggests put options expiring August 22, overlapping with the Jackson Hole Symposium, historically known for shifting Fed tones.
• JPMorgan’s Ilan Benhamou recommends August 1 expiry puts, timed precisely with non-farm payrolls and potential tariff shocks.

Longer-Term Hedge Strategy:
Citadel’s Scott Rubner is pushing September-dated hedges, citing:
• Historically worst month for U.S. stocks since 1928
• Expected macro pressure
• Systematic funds nearing long exposure limits

Rubner also notes that retail traders are the last major buyers supporting this rally. Without fresh catalysts — like surprise earnings or a rate cut — any sentiment shift could lead to a sharp reversal.

Plus, major Big Tech earnings (including Nvidia) are still ahead. That could easily sway markets in either direction.

Bottom line: Wall Street sees this calm as temporary. Cheap protection now could be a winning play if August or September brings a volatility spike.

#MarketVolatility #WallStreet #S&P500 #HedgeYourPortfolio #FinancialNews

Warren Buffett — the Oracle of Omaha, the man who once said “my favorite holding period is forever” is now selling?
Yes. And Wall Street is buzzing. 👀
But why would one of the world’s most patient and legendary investors start trimming his positions in top American companies like Apple and Chevron?
Let’s break down the mystery behind Buffett’s moves and what it means for retail investors, traders, and crypto enthusiasts alike.
📌 1. The Market Is Overheating?
Buffett believes in value — not hype. And right now, U.S. stock valuations, especially in tech, are sky-high. P/E ratios are looking stretched, and some believe a correction is near. Selling now might be Buffett’s way of locking in gains while others keep buying the top.
📌 2. Shifting to Cash & “Dry Powder” 💵
In recent Berkshire Hathaway reports, Buffett’s cash reserves are hitting record highs — over $180 billion. That’s not by accident.
He’s waiting for opportunity — possibly a market dip, recession, or major buyout chance. Selling now = preparing to strike later.
📌 3. Interest Rates Are the New Game 🎯
High interest rates change the rules. Bonds and T-bills offer decent returns without the risk of stocks. Buffett may be reallocating to safer, higher-yielding places in the short term.
📌 4. America’s Economic Uncertainty 🇺🇸💣
From debt ceiling drama, inflation worries, to geopolitical risks — the macro landscape isn’t as smooth as it looks. Buffett doesn’t like chaos, and some of his selling might reflect concerns about a rocky future for Wall Street.
🧠 What Can We Learn?
📊 Don’t follow the hype follow value.
🕰️ Patience is power -cash isn't lazy, it's loaded.
📉 Even legends sell when the market is too greedy.

Is This a Signal for Crypto Too?
Buffett is no fan of crypto, but if he’s de-risking, smart investors in $BTC , $ETH , and altcoins should also think carefully. What if traditional markets drag everything down for a while?
Or what if crypto becomes the safe haven for a new generation of digital-first investors?
What do you think?
Is Buffett warning us quietly before the storm? Or is he simply reshuffling his deck?

#WallStreet #buffet #BinanceSquare #bitcoin

S&P 500 Shatters Records, Surges Past 6,350 for the First Time in History
July 23, 2025

In a historic moment for U.S. equity markets, the S&P 500 has broken above the 6,350 mark for the first time ever — a milestone that signals renewed investor confidence and a potential turning point in the post-pandemic financial landscape.

Since April 2025, the benchmark index has soared over +31%, outpacing even the most optimistic forecasts. With earnings season heating up and political pressures building, Wall Street appears to be riding a wave of momentum not seen in years.

What’s Driving the Rally?

Several factors are contributing to this unprecedented surge. First and foremost, tech giants have posted record-breaking earnings for two consecutive quarters, bolstered by massive investments in AI, green energy, and cybersecurity. Companies like Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft have seen their valuations climb, pulling the broader index upward.

Secondly, investor sentiment has shifted dramatically since the spring. Despite persistent concerns over inflation and global instability, the markets have largely embraced the Fed’s more measured approach to interest rate policy — especially after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted at a possible rate cut by year’s end.

The third catalyst? Politics.

Trump’s Influence Looms Over Wall Street

Former President Donald Trump, who remains a dominant force on the political stage ahead of the November election, has repeatedly taken credit for market highs. During a press appearance this week, he praised the index’s performance, calling it a “reflection of renewed American strength and leadership.”

Market watchers are divided over how much influence Trump actually has on investor behavior, but one thing is clear: any signs of political clarity — or uncertainty — in Washington have an immediate and measurable impact on trading patterns.

Behind the scenes, Trump’s calls for aggressive tax cuts, pro-business deregulation, and infrastructure investment are reigniting hopes of an economic boom. Whether or not those policies come to fruition, markets seem to be pricing them in already.

Is a Bull Market Here to Stay?

Market veterans caution against overexuberance. “Yes, we’re at record highs — but valuations are also stretched,” said Dana Collins, Chief Market Analyst at Atlas Global Advisors. “We’re seeing some speculative behavior again, especially in mid-cap tech and crypto-adjacent sectors.”

Still, with unemployment at historic lows and consumer spending holding firm, there’s a growing sense that this rally may have legs — especially if inflation remains under control.

The big question now is whether the Fed will stay the course or shift strategy to prevent overheating. Powell has thus far signaled caution, but external pressure from the White House and Capitol Hill could force the Fed’s hand.

Crypto & Commodities Also Benefit

Interestingly, the S&P 500’s breakout is also having ripple effects across the crypto and commodities markets. Bitcoin and Ethereum have both seen double-digit gains in the past week, as investors rotate into risk assets. Meanwhile, gold and oil are holding steady, suggesting that this rally isn’t simply driven by fear or inflation hedging — it’s being powered by real capital flow and optimism.

Looking Ahead

As the S&P 500 enters uncharted territory, the financial world watches closely. Will this be the beginning of a prolonged bull cycle, or is the index climbing too far, too fast?

One thing is certain: this milestone marks more than just a number on a chart. It reflects a market — and perhaps a nation — brimming with cautious hope, bold ambition, and a willingness to bet on the future.

#SP500 #WallStreet #MarketNews #Trump2025 #BullRunAhead $BNB

Wall Street personality Jim Cramer caused a stir Tuesday evening by dramatically shifting his stance on meme stocks. This time, he focused on Kohl’s – the department store chain most investors had long written off – and issued a surprising warning to short sellers to back off.
“Kohl’s short sellers have clearly overplayed their hand,” Cramer said on-air. “At this point, it would be wise for them to cover and move on before this becomes another GameStop.”
His comments came just as Kohl’s shares experienced a massive surge. Trading had to be temporarily halted due to extreme volatility, and when the dust settled, the stock closed up a staggering 37.62%. According to FactSet, about 50% of Kohl’s shares were sold short, making it a prime candidate for a short squeeze.

Cramer Suddenly Defends Stocks He Used to Dismiss
Importantly, Cramer wasn’t praising Kohl’s business fundamentals. He made it clear that partnerships with Amazon or Sephora weren’t the reason behind the stock’s sharp move. Instead, he argued it was all about short interest and momentum.
He pointed out that Kohl’s was being discussed on Reddit’s WallStreetBets forum – the same group that ignited the infamous GameStop squeeze back in 2021. To Cramer, the pattern looked familiar: retail investors rallying around a heavily shorted stock and pressuring hedge funds to cover.
Back in 2021, that kind of movement cost hedge funds nearly $20 billion when GameStop’s stock soared due to a retail-led buying frenzy.

Yet Cramer Used to Bash This Kind of Behavior
This reversal is especially noteworthy given Cramer’s long-standing opposition to meme stocks. He frequently called GameStop and AMC “hype machines” with no earnings power, driven by emotion rather than fundamentals. He dismissed Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) as “overvalued” and criticized investors for ignoring revenue and profit data.
During the height of the GameStop saga, Cramer even told viewers to sell at $400 – advice that got him widely mocked and gave birth to the “Inverse Cramer” meme. Reddit communities, especially WallStreetBets, began doing the exact opposite of what he recommended, branding him as the symbol of outdated financial advice.

Now Cramer Is Targeting Hedge Funds Instead
Today, Cramer argues that betting against Kohl’s is a flawed strategy. Yes, the company has debt and declining sales, but it’s far from collapse. If you’re shorting a stock, he says, the thesis has to be that the company is heading for zero – and that doesn’t apply here.
He also criticized hedge funds for missing the right timing. According to Cramer, they should have covered their shorts earlier this year, during a panic sell-off triggered by President Trump’s new tariff announcements. That was the exit window. Now it’s too late.
“Short sellers have picked the wrong target,” Cramer said. “This is a company with slumping revenues and large debt – but it’s not going bankrupt. That’s the type of profile you need if you’re going to short something meaningfully.”

#JimCramer , #WallStreet , #MEME , #stockmarket , #TradingCommunity

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