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$22,000,000,000,000 Market Cap in Store for Bitcoin (BTC) and Crypto, According to Billionaire Mike Novogratz Galaxy Digital chief executive Mike Novogratz believes the market cap of Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto will eventually catch up to the valuation of one soaring asset. In a new CNBC interview, the billionaire says that crypto’s correction earlier this year is largely due to an overexuberant investor sentiment along with the launch of speculative assets, including the Official Trump (TRUMP) memecoin. But Novogratz notes that the markets needed the correction to cool off and set the stage for Bitcoin and crypto to surge to new all-time highs. “We had a euphoric top right around [Trump’s] inauguration and a combination of a lot of things: Trump coin and whatnot… Crypto went back and tested where the [US presidential] election breakout was. Now it looks like we’ll take out $106,000, $107,000, $108,000 and make the next to $130,000, $150,000.” Zooming out, Novogratz believes that Bitcoin and crypto will witness a massive surge in market cap over time and rival gold’s current valuation of about $22 trillion. “And at that point, you’re at price discovery. I keep thinking that gold is a $22 trillion asset and crypto is a $2 trillion asset. And at one point, as more and more young people inherit the money from old people who kiss the face of god, you’re going to see crypto equal gold and that’s a long way from here.” Last year, the billionaire said the millennials, who stand to inherit the largest transfer of wealth in history, are more inclined to invest in digital assets than their boomer parents or relatives. The great wealth transfer will hand $90 trillion in assets to millennials over the next 20 years, according to the global real estate consultancy firm Knight Frank’s 2024 Wealth Report. #BitcoinTrends

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#scam ‘Epidemic of Scams’ Flooding Instagram and Facebook Affecting Many Different Industries, Says Meta: Report Meta executives are reportedly acknowledging a serious new problem with scams affecting its social media platforms. A spokesperson for Meta, the parent company of social media behemoths Instagram and Facebook, tells the Wall Street Journal that the corporate giant is dealing with “an epidemic of scams” that has been growing exponentially in recent years, both in scale and sophistication. “As this scam activity has become more persistent and sophisticated, so have our efforts.” The spokesperson reveals that Meta is experimenting with facial-recognition technology while also forming partnerships with banks and tech firms since the scams are affecting so many industries and “different parts of society.” Citing people familiar with the matter, WSJ also reports that JPMorgan Chase has raised concerns with Meta about its policing – or lack thereof – of scams. Meta accounted for nearly half of all reported scams on Zelle for JPMorgan Chase customers between the summers of 2023 and 2024, according to a WSJ source. JPMorgan also recently began blocking certain Zelle payments and warning users about transactions originating from social media platforms like Meta. The person said that the number of scams linked to Meta has shown improvement in recent months. However, documents seen by WSJ reportedly show that Meta has recently deprioritized enforcing scams, avoiding takedowns of erroneous advertisements because of supposed safety concerns, while also cutting costs and moving resources to other departments. WSJ interviewed Edgar Guzman, the owner of a home improvement supplies and garden equipment company in Atlanta, who said scams are relentlessly targeting his customers, prompting them to make payments for products that never arrive. Says Guzman “What sucks is we have to break it to people that they’ve been scammed – we don’t even do online sales… We keep reporting pages to Meta, but nothing ever happens.”

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#china Dumps $18,900,000,000 in Treasuries as US Government Faces Major Dilemma: Macro Analyst Luke Gromen China sold off billions of dollars worth of US Treasuries between February and May, according to recent government data. Data from the Treasury Department shows that China’s US Treasury (UST) holdings dropped $18.9 billion in one month, while most other countries increased their holdings. The data also shows that the UK has overtaken China and is now the second-biggest foreign holder of USTs in the world. Japan remains the biggest holder of USTs in the world, currently holding $1.13 trillion, down from $1.16 trillion a year prior. Macro investor Luke Gromen warns that the countries buying more USTs won’t be able to simultaneously buy more American-manufactured goods, further hurting America’s trade deficit that President Trump has promised to address. Says Gromen, “Foreign UST holdings rose $133 billion Mar vs. Feb. UK, Caymans, and Canada were $86 billion of that $133 billion; China sold $19 billion. UK surpassed China as the 2nd biggest US foreign creditor for 1st time ever in March. Cayman Islands (pop. ~73,000) is now the fourth biggest US foreign creditor at $455 billion… How are they going to buy both USTs and more goods from America going forward?” Analysts reportedly told Reuters that Chinese holdings of USTs have been in a downward trajectory since 2018, even though foreign holdings of Treasuries surged to an all-time high of $9.05 trillion in March. More interesting news — subscribe $USDC

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