BREAKING: Israel struck Hezbollah targets in Beirut just HOURS before a planned US-Iran peace agreement was expected to be signed. President Trump publicly criticized the timing of the strike, warning it could jeopardize the deal to end the war: "It should not have happened" "This could be the beginning of a long and beautiful peace - Let's not blow it!" US officials insist the deal is still on track, while Iranian officials have raised concerns it could derail the entire process. Follow us for daily market moving news.

BREAKING: The SEC has approved T. Rowe Price’s multi-asset crypto ETF. The fund could hold up to 15 digital assets, including $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, hedera-hashgraph:native, $XRP, $Dogecoin, and ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce. This approval will allow investors to gain exposure to a "basket" of cryptocurrencies through one regulated investment product. For the crypto market, it’s another step toward broader institutional adoption. Instead of choosing individual tokens, investors can access multiple digital assets through a single ETF (Exchage Traded Fund), potentially bringing more capital into the sector and increasing demand for diversified crypto investment products. Follow us for daily market making news.

CRYPTO CLARITY TODAY: According to an unnamed White House official, policymakers are making "great progress every day" towards having the Clarity Act passed by July 4th. That being said: The bill faces a tight timeline, as if it isn't passed before July 4th (3 weeks from today), there is a risk it could face a different political landscape. Why? Once Congress leaves for recess on July 4th: - Momentum could fade - Competing priorities could take over after the recess concludes - Opposition groups will have more time to influence lawmakers At the same time, new geopolitical events, budget fights, government funding debates, or economic concerns could dominate Congress' schedule. This could put Clarity on the backburner - and if that happens for long enough, we get into midterm election territory, where: - Controversial votes often become harder. While crypto has become increasingly mainstream and gained significant institutional and political support, opposition to the industry still exists. Much of that resistance stems from uncertainty surrounding how digital assets should be regulated, concerns over investor protection, and differing views on crypto's role within the broader financial system. - Some lawmakers may become less willing to support legislation that could be politically attacked during campaigns. At this time, the bill still needs lawmakers to reconcile House and Senate versions before it can reach President Trump's desk for his signoff. The deadline target is fast approaching. Follow us for daily market moving news.

JUST IN: President Trump, via Truth Social, just said this: "The Deal is scheduled to get signed tomorrow, and immediately after it is signed, the Hormuz Strait is OPEN TO ALL." He says the deal would immediately: - Reopen the Strait of Hormuz to global shipping - Involve no direct US payments to Iran - Allow for the removal and destruction of Iran's nuclear infrastructure, whether in the US or Iran - under international oversight. He added that while he expects the agreement to succeed, the US retains "the ultimate alternative" if negotiations fail. Follow us for daily market making news.

TODAY: Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan's Prime Minister, who has been mediating the negotiations between the US and Iran says it is "likely expected" that a peace deal will be made within the next 24-hours. According to reports, discussions have ramped up around a framework that would: - Reduce military tensions - Help secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz - Establish a path for further negotiations on Iran's nuclear program and sanctions relief. However, major sticking points still remain: Iran is seeking broader sanctions relief, while the US continues to push for stricter limits on uranium enrichment and stronger verification measures. The developments come after weeks of heightened tensions and military exchanges in the region. While officials on both sides have expressed cautious optimism, negotiators say key details still need to be finalized before any agreement can be reached. Both sides have been very stringent on what they need to achieve peace, and because of that, negotiations have dragged on. While there is growing optimism from both sides, officials caution that significant hurdles remain and tensions in the region are still elevated. Follow us for daily market moving news.

TODAY: $SPCX closes its first day of trading at $161.11 - up 19.3% from its $135 IPO price. Elon Musk's company, SpaceX, raised $75 billion in the largest IPO in HISTORY today. Trading volume was 514M by the end of daytime hours and the company finished the day with a market cap exceeding $2.1 trillion. This IPO also made Elon Musk the worlds first trillionaire. SpaceX capped off the day as the 6th-largest publicly traded company in the world. Happy Friday, everyone. Follow us for daily market moving news.

JUST IN: $380 billion was added to the US stock market in JUST 10 minutes after Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, said the US-Iran peace deal is now closer than ever. Markets surged as investors bet that easing Middle East tensions could reduce geopolitical risk and support global economic stability, reducing inflation and hopefully - prices on goods and services. Follow us for daily market moving news.

POV: You're @elonmusk and you just became the worlds first trillionaire with the $SPCX IPO

BREAKING: $SPCX OFFICIALLY opens for trading at $159.

Why hasn't the SpaceX IPO trading started yet? To put it simply: Before the first trade, NASDAQ runs an opening auction to match all of the buy and sell orders at a single price. Right now, demand is overwhelming supply. There are far more buyers than sellers, so the market hasn't found an opening price yet. Current estimates suggest $SPCX could open around $175, roughly 30% above its $135 IPO price. That means IPO investors are already sitting on paper gains before trading even begins. The bigger the imbalance between buyers and sellers, the longer the delay. Google and Meta both saw opening delays of more than 2 hours during their IPOs. At this time - the market feels calm. Everyone seems to be watching to see what happens with the biggest IPO in history.

The world is waiting with baited breath to see how the largest IPO in history will go down on its first day listed on the NASDAQ. $SPCX

POV: you're a crypto trader and the stock market adds 1.2 trillion in 20 minutes "oh I wonder if bitcoin is up too" $BTC adds $2200 💀

HISTORY IN THE MAKING: 1.2 TRILLION added to U.S. stocks in JUST 20 minutes. Markets absolutely soared after President Trump reportedly canceled planned airstrikes on Iran and said a US Iran deal could be happening soon. - S&P 500: 1.33% ( $890B) - Nasdaq: 1.75% ( $670B) - Dow: 1.22% ( $150B) - Russell 2000: 1.70% ( $56B) One headline literally erased fear and added over a trillion dollars in value in such a short amount of time. History is in the making today - and with the world's largest IPO happening tomorrow, it seems like this could just be the beginning. Follow us for daily market moving news.

TODAY: CFTC Chairman, Mike Selig, on the CLARITY ACT, per Fox News: "We want to make sure the United States remains the crypto capital of the world". "We're setting clear rules but having that in statute is going to be critical..." He continued to add that if another administration comes in afterwards and is hostile to crypto - they can't simply tear the system down with Clarity in place. Follow us for daily market moving news.

BREAKING: Tech stocks across the board are DUMPING today. Over $200,000,000,000 has rotated out of the market today - and with one day away from the largest IPO (SpaceX) in history, markets are suddenly turning risk-off and locking in gains ahead of the event. Volatility is picking up fast ahead of the history-making event tomorrow. Follow us for daily market moving news.

BREAKING: US May PPI rose to 6.5%, above expectations of 6.4%. This marks the highest reading since November 2022. The PPI (Producer Price Index) measures inflation at the wholesale level - basically it's what businesses pay for goods and services before costs reach consumers. Companies like staying profitable, so when PPI is high, the higher costs incurred on a business are usually passed onto customers. A higher-than-expected PPI can also signal rising inflation pressures, which could keep interest rates higher for longer and also weigh on stocks, and other risk assets. Follow us for daily market moving news.