I want to bring in Kamal Sri Kumar who is president of Sri Kumar Global Strategies and covering the equity angle for us this morning is Sylvia Jablonsky. She's chief investment officer of Defiance ETFs. Uh very quickly, Sylvia, just looking at the futures, they paired their losses modestly.I mean, we were down 25, now we're down about four or five. So, not not a big move. Uh but this is pretty important data and it's just the kickoff of what we're getting this week.>> Yeah, absolutely. I think it is a very ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik testifying on Capitol Hill this morning and Lutnik uh telling lawmakers up on the hill that in fact he did visit uh Epstein's island. Now this coming after uh Lutnik had earlier suggested he broke off all contact with Jeffrey Epstein around 2005. Documents revealed in the Epstein files indicated that in fact he had a much more extensive relationship with Jeffrey Epstein after that point in time.And today he's admitting on Capitol Hill that he did go with his family uh to Jef ...

Also, political reporting that the president's that presidents Trump and China's shei will meet in the first week of April in what could be the first of four meetings for the two this year. So, let's bring in Dardrick McNeel, senior policy analyst at Long View Global and a CNBC contributor and Mark Chandler, chief market strategist at Banickburn Capital Markets. Gentlemen, great to have you here.Um, Dardrick, I'm going to start with you because obviously a lot of headlines in the last 24 hours regarding USC ...

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Bitcoin down a bit today, but we've seen tentative signs of buying on the dip. Mackenzie Sagalas joins us here on set with more. Hey Mac. >> Hey Mel.So what we're seeing in the last few days is that there's appears to be a floor at that 60k level and that's partly because that's the cash value of what it takes to produce a Bitcoin. So you've got these miners who have a really providing that marginal selling pressure and under 60K they go out of business. There's no longer that need to liquidate what they mi ...

Welcome to ETF Edge, your go-to place for all things exchangeraded funds. I'm McKenzie Scallows and for Dominic Chu. Now, the tokenization of everything was supposed to be a big area of growth for the ETF industry in 2026, but the recent hard slide in major cryptocurrencies has called that thesis into question.Joining me now is Matt Hogan, CIO at Bitwise Asset Management, and Will Rind, founder and CEO of Granite Shares. Let's just start with the broad overview from both of you. Assets under management fell ...

Let's just start with the broad overview from both of you. Assets under management fell to $130 billion, its lowest level since March of last year. I'm talking about those spot crypto funds.We've seen historic stretches of net outflows. Matt, I want to start with you first. Take us inside this sell-off.What's driving it. >> Yeah, absolutely. You know, the interesting thing about your question, McKenzie, is it's not the ETF investors who are driving the selloff.Assets are down, but most of that is price appr ...