The upcoming SpaceX IPO, valued at $75 billion, may draw significant capital out of Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency investments, intensifying selling pressure in digital asset markets.
Following a fresh volley of missile and drone attacks between the U.S. and Iran, President Trump declared Tehran must "pay the price" for delaying nuclear deal negotiations amid heightened regional tensions.
Inflation surged above 4% for the first time in three years as energy costs and food prices spiked sharply following disruptions caused by the Iran war.
The Daily Show criticized President Trump’s claim of cheers at a Knicks game and mocked Republican election fraud accusations in Los Angeles mayoral race recount.
Thai authorities recovered 81,000 baht in cash connected to a crypto exchange robbery, marking progress in a broader probe into physical crimes tied to digital asset dealings.
Consumer prices surged notably last month due to higher fuel costs linked to geopolitical events, signaling renewed inflation pressures and complicating economic policy.
SpaceX aims to raise around $75 billion in its 2026 IPO, drawing over $150 billion in demand and blending space, broadband, defense, and AI sectors into one historic offering.
Bitcoin edged higher after US Consumer Price Index data showed inflation in line with forecasts, easing fears of rising inflation pressures.
Mastercard introduced Agent Pay for AI, a new payment protocol enabling AI agents to transact autonomously using blockchain technology via the Polygon network.
SpaceX’s potential IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation demands sustained growth far beyond industry norms, raising concerns about the realism behind such a lofty market debut.