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As of June 7, 2025, $BTC (BTC) is trading at approximately $104,843, reflecting a modest intraday gain of 1.23%. This follows a recent dip from its all-time high of $111,814, reached earlier this month.
📉 Market Volatility and Institutional Moves
The cryptocurrency market experienced significant turbulence on May 30, 2025, when $750 million in liquidations occurred due to massive options expirations, leading to widespread panic across exchanges.  Despite this, institutional interest remains strong. MicroStrategy recently announced a new preferred stock offering with an 11.75% yield, raising $980 million intended for further Bitcoin acquisitions.
🌐 Global Regulatory Developments
In the United States, the Trump administration has taken significant steps to integrate cryptocurrency into national policy. A notable move includes the establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, funded by the U.S. Treasury’s forfeited Bitcoin holdings.  Additionally, Trump Media has filed for a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) named Truth Social Bitcoin ETF B.T., aiming to provide investors with Bitcoin exposure without direct ownership.$
Meanwhile, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is considering lifting its six-year ban on crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs) for retail investors, signaling a potential shift in the UK’s approach to cryptocurrency regulation.
🇵🇰 Pakistan’s Strategic Bitcoin Initiatives
Pakistan has emerged as a proactive player in the cryptocurrency space. The government-backed Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC), established in March 2025, unveiled the country’s first Strategic Bitcoin Reserve at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas. Furthermore, the government has allocated 2,000 megawatts of surplus electricity for Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, aiming to position Pakistan as a significant participant in the global crypto economy.
📸 Bitcoin 2025 Conference Highlights
The $BTC
2025 conference, held from May 27-29 in Las Vegas, attracted approximately 35,000 attendees, marking it as the largest global gathering of $BTC professionals and enthusiasts. The event featured prominent speakers, including Vice President JD Vance and members of the Trump family, reflecting Bitcoin’s growing political and economic influence.

Ongoing Clash Poses Financial and Political Risks for Both
President Donald $TRUMP is planning to sell his Tesla and has no intention of reconciling with Elon Musk, according to two senior administration officials. The move marks a sharp escalation in their increasingly public feud — one that has drawn national attention and now threatens to carry real political and financial consequences for both men.
A White House official, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed Friday that Trump intends to part ways with the red Tesla he purchased in March. The car was initially meant as a show of support for Musk, who had been facing backlash over his perceived alignment with $TRUMP . But officials now say the president is no longer interested in engaging with Musk — even after the billionaire appeared to soften his stance.
On Thursday night, Musk backed off an earlier threat to “immediately” suspend SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft operations — a key component of NASA’s ability to transport astronauts and supplies to the International Space Station. Shortly after that announcement, billionaire investor Bill Ackman called on both men to reconcile “for the good of the country.” Musk replied, “You’re not wrong.”
Still, tensions remain high — and the implications are serious. Musk’s companies, especially SpaceX, have received billions in federal contracts, with more in the pipeline. $TRUMP has now threatened to cancel those agreements entirely — a decision that could severely impact Musk’s operations.
But #TrumpVsMusk also risks losing out. Musk, currently the world’s richest man, donated approximately $275 million to support Trump’s
2024 campaign and had pledged another $100 million toward pro-Trump groups for the upcoming 2026 midterms. That funding is now in question as the standoff drags on.

As $TRUMP crypto ventures captivate headlines, President Joe Biden has charted a different course—pushing forward a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) under the banner of financial modernization and equity. Spearheaded by the Federal Reserve and Treasury in mid-2025, the “Digital Dollar” has ignited intense debate over privacy, control, and the future of money.
The CBDC pilot, currently deployed across 12 states with major bank and fintech partnerships, aims to streamline payments, expand financial access, and improve government benefits distribution. Unlike decentralized cryptocurrencies, the Digital Dollar operates on a permissioned blockchain, allowing federal oversight. Proponents argue it offers faster settlements and reduces banking costs for underbanked Americans. Critics, however, see a surveillance tool, with the Fed potentially able to freeze accounts or trace transactions in real-time.
Biden’s executive orders have bolstered the initiative: mandating federal contractor participation, fast-tracking regulatory frameworks, and allocating $600 million in funding. Foreign policy implications are also in play, as U.S. allies weigh similar moves and China’s digital yuan gains traction. Yet backlash is growing. Civil liberties groups warn of erosion of privacy, and Republican lawmakers—led by allies—push legislation to ban a “Fedcoin.”
With inflation easing but trust in institutions strained, the Digital Dollar tests the balance between progress and power. As America’s monetary future hangs in the balance, Biden’s CBDC gamble is as much about ideology as innovation.

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So, it’s official — President $TRUMP is ditching his Tesla. Two senior officials confirmed Friday that he’s getting rid of the red Model S he picked up just a few months ago, back in March, supposedly to show support for Elon Musk. That support? Very much over.

What started as a tech-and-politics bromance has now blown up into a public feud — with insults, threats, and billions on the line. Trump has no intention of calling Musk, according to the White House, and Musk doesn’t seem too eager to patch things up either (even though he’s sending mixed signals).

Behind the scenes, Musk has been trying to quietly dial things back. On Thursday, he walked back a threat to pull the plug on SpaceX’s Dragon missions — the spacecraft that sends astronauts and supplies to the International Space Station for NASA. Not long after, hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman jumped in with a classic rich-guy olive branch, saying the two should bury the hatchet “for the benefit of our great country.” Musk replied: “You’re not wrong.”

But even with that, the fallout could get expensive. For Musk, it’s not just personal — it’s business. His companies have pulled in billions in federal contracts, with more in the pipeline. If $TRUMP follows through on his threats to cut those deals, Musk could be looking at serious losses.

Trump’s not immune either. Musk dropped an estimated $275 million to help get him elected in 2024 — and had pledged another $100 million to pro-$TRUMP
groups ahead of the 2026 midterms. That money hasn’t arrived yet, and after this week, it’s looking unlikely it ever will.

So now, we’ve got a president publicly dumping his Tesla, a billionaire backpedaling on threats to NASA, and a once-powerful alliance unraveling in real-time. All of it with massive political and financial stakes.