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June 26, 2026
Trump’s Peeling Green Gift to America — theatlantic.com
If you wanted to make an argument that we are all living in some cruel simulation, a key piece of evidence might be that the news keeps providing us with absurd, occasionally quite alarming metaphors for what it’s like to exist in 2026. To wit: The London
Bitcoin down 20% since May as Strategy fallout spooks investors — fortune.com
Bitcoin is tanking. Despite a modest rebound in the past day, the price of the world’s largest cryptocurrency is down about 5% over the past week and 20% since May, according to data from CoinGecko. Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, has
Bitcoin’s Biggest Corporate Buyer Reels as Funding Edge Vanishes — bloomberg.com
Michael Saylor’s great crypto experiment is fast running out of believers.
Crypto’s ETF Boom Gets $4.5 Billion Reality Check in Brutal Week — bloomberg.com
The investors who were supposed to bring stability to Bitcoin are heading for the exits.
Cantor Bitcoin SPAC Lets Investors Commit Less as Crypto Slides — bloomberg.com
A blank-check company associated with Cantor Fitzgerald is trying to get investors to support an upcoming crypto deal by allowing them commit less money than they had initially pledged.
Bitcoin Bottom Hunters Fear Fresh Pain After $1.3 Trillion Rout — bloomberg.com
Bitcoin’s collapse is forcing crypto veterans to confront the question every bear market eventually asks: when does mass panic create a buying opportunity? The answer, according to many of the investors and analysts who have lived through previous
Exclusive: Framework Ventures raises $400 million for fourth fund as firm expands beyond crypto — fortune.com
Crypto is boring right now, and AI is hot, so it’s no wonder that a growing list of digital asset VCs are expanding their focus beyond blockchain. San Francisco-based Framework Ventures is the latest investor to join the trend, and the firm announced on
Trump’s plan to run a bank — vox.com
President Donald Trump on the National Mall in Washington, DC, on June 24, 2026. | Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images In the almost year and a half since returning to the presidency, Donald Trump has found plenty of ways to enrich himself and his
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