Lots to talk about with Nigum today. You know, this AMD story, of course, one of the primary drivers here of the market moves that we've seen so far in this space. And I Nigum, there you are. Welcome to the show. We're glad to have you. You know, I I'd love to just kick things off with your thoughts on this AMD deal and and what it means for Nvidia and the broader market. Well, it's a great deal. Uh I don't think anybody expected this. So we bought AMD this morning. We use a very stupid, very simple uh EWJ ...

Core Insights - Bitcoin (BTC) reached a peak of $117,300 before settling at $116,400, influenced by anticipation surrounding the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision [1] - Bitcoin dominance has decreased to 57%, the lowest since January, indicating a shift towards altcoins during a period of low volatility [2] Market Dynamics - The filling of the CME gap suggests potential consolidation for Bitcoin away from critical support levels at $110,000, which may lead to increased capital flow into altcoins [2] - BTC futures open interest has risen to $32 billion, indicating heightened market activity, while the narrowing three-month annualized basis to 6-7% suggests weakening bullish conviction [4] - The options market presents mixed signals, with short-term bearish sentiment indicated by a flat or slightly negative skew for shorter-term options, while a higher volume of calls than puts suggests some traders are still positioning for price increases [4] Altcoin Outlook - The average crypto token RSI is at 45.47, indicating that altcoins are nearing "oversold" territory, which may lead to upward price movements [5] - Historical data shows Bitcoin dominance fell to 33% in 2017 and 40% in 2021, suggesting that altcoins have further room for growth [5] - Future Bitcoin performance, particularly if it approaches record highs of $124,000, will be crucial in determining capital rotation back to Bitcoin from altcoins [5]