Regulatory Landscape - The Genius Act establishes the first federal regulatory framework for stablecoins [1] - The Clarity Act creates a framework for categorizing digital assets as securities or commodities [1] - The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act prohibits the Federal Reserve from launching a central bank digital currency [2] Market Outlook - The industry views 2025 as a pivotal year for Bitcoin and crypto, marking a shift towards mainstream acceptance [2] - Wall Street banks are recognizing the need to actively participate in the crypto industry [3] - The industry anticipates mass adoption and a new era of distribution for Bitcoin and crypto assets [3] - Financial organizations are expected to package and integrate crypto assets into customer portfolios [4] - Recent legislative wins have created an environment conducive to the further development and integration of crypto [4] - A race has begun among financial firms to capitalize on the opportunities presented by crypto [4]

Market Manipulation & Risk - The market has become heavily manipulated, fundamentally altering the nature of risk [1] - Traditional risk assessment is less relevant due to government intervention [1][2] - Government intervention effectively guarantees asset owner success, preventing mass stock market investor failure [2] Government Intervention & Economic Impact - The US government will actively prevent stock market collapse to protect the economy [2] - The 2008 financial crisis marked a turning point where central banks began intervening to support markets [2] Investment Strategy & Market Outlook - The recommended investment strategy is to take long positions and remain calm [3] - Central banks are expected to continue printing money, potentially leading to currency devaluation [3] - Bitcoin and gold are expected to outperform as central banks continue printing money [3]

You are suing the Federal Reserve because they've been holding closed door meetings and you think that there is a precedent that the government should be required to actually hold these meetings in public so that anyone can hear the conversation, understand what's the Federal Reserve's doing with monetary policy. Explain what your case here is. The case makes clear that the Federal Reserve under the leadership of Jerome Powell is violating the government in the Sunshine Act of 1976.That act stipulates that ...

All right, Eric, you're becoming known as the man seeking out 100 bagger investment opportunities in the public stock market. Uh, your latest call is that Open Door, which was trading at less than $1, is going to $82 over the next couple of years and that's got a lot of people excited. But before we get to Open Door, let's talk about the hedge fund that you have and you're using artificial intelligence to try to identify these types of opportunities. What exactly is the technology doing and then what is it ...

All right, ladies and gentlemen, now we have the breakdown of sports. We got Joe Pompiano, the sports business expert here with us. Joe, I saw Scotty Sheffller over the weekend.He won again. How much money is this dude making. Cuz he seems to be cleaning up all these tournaments.>> Yeah, I mean, he's making a ridiculous amount of money, but the most interesting part about it is he's doing it in sort of his own unique way. Now, with what's going on in professional golf, the PJ tour, live golf, the prize mone ...

The Trump administration just unveiled its new AI policy—focused on data, free speech, and unleashing American innovation. It’s the first shot fired in a global AI war with China. In this episode, we break down what the Trump team is planning, how it sets the stage for a U.S. AI boom, and why the future may never look the same again. 0:00 Intro 0:28 Trump administration is ALL IN on artificial intelligence 3:38 Sydney Sweeney meme booms American Eagle stock 6:31 More shocking data on home sales in America L ...

Did you know that it doesn't matter whether a young man went to college or not in terms of getting a job. Kind of crazy, right. Let me explain.My friend Boring Biz points out that male college grads are now just as likely to be unemployed as people who never went to college. Now, that's for men. The same's not true for women.Women are much more likely to land a job once they graduate from college, which makes sense. But this brings us back to the eye-opening data around men. We're leaving these young men be ...

Open Door having the possibility of going to $82 a share. Eric is here to explain to us exactly what's going on with just the fact that we've seen this movie before, especially with Carvana. When Carvana went from 400 to three, you know, nobody at three was saying it was going back to 400, including me.And let's just let's think of Carvana as an example, as a parallel, because I think there are a lot of similarities. Both were money losing companies. Both were trying to revolutionize and kind of e-commercei ...

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