Trump goes "all-in" on Grand Canyon energy breakthrough

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Read online A Message From Behind the Markets Fellow Investor, The biggest energy deadline in American history... Just aimed its full firepower at ONE company. See, on July 4th, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act killed the federal tax credits that powered alternative energy for years. But here's what almost nobody knows: When the White House killed credits for solar, wind, EVs, and every other renewable energy source in America… They left one untouched. Not only that - they reclassified it alongside oil and nuclear... And gave it eight years of credits. Because in June 2025, a drilling crew working near the Grand Canyon... Unearthed a well of clean energy producing almost 8 times the output of the largest oil well in Saudi Arabia... Capable of powering civilization for two million years. Right here on American soil. Everything changed that day. Google signed a 15-year contract... Bill Gates wrote a $100 million check. And on July 4th, the government handed this energy source its biggest advantage ever. One company owns the entire chain. Time is running out to be an "early investor." I recommend placing your trade at tomorrow's market open. Go here now for the Grand Canyon breakthrough ticker >> "The Buck Stops Here," Dylan Jovine, CEO and Founder Behind the Markets More Reading from MarketBeat Does Lemonade’s Growth Signal Profits Ahead? By Peter Frank. Publication Date: 10/8/2026. Key Points Lemonade's second-quarter revenue jumped 79.4% to $294.4 million, with in-force premium growth accelerating for an 11th consecutive quarter. Underwriting and cost metrics improved sharply, with the gross loss ratio falling to 60% and claims handling costs dropping to a record 5% of premiums. Despite operational progress and an upcoming Nov. 17 Investor Day, Lemonade remains unprofitable, and shares have fallen more than 34% this year. Special Report: Your $29.97 midterm report is free today (From Profits Run) Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) has always had an audacious idea. The insurer would rebuild insurance with artificial intelligence and behavioral economics to streamline policy purchases and claims filing, replace brokers with bots, and pay claims in seconds. For years, nonbelievers dismissed it as a cash-burning app dressed up as an insurer. Forbes calls this a "golden era" for retirement income (Ad) Forbes recently called a new category of exchange-traded income funds a 'golden era,' and Bloomberg noted the eye-popping yields are fueling a boom among everyday investors. Three years ago, barely a dozen of these funds existed - today there are more than 100, holding over $140 billion. These funds trade on the NYSE and NASDAQ and are built to generate monthly income. Some investors are targeting $5,000 a month with roughly one-tenth of the nest egg Wall Street says you need. Watch the short briefing to see how this income approach works This year, though, the company has started posting numbers that answer its critics. The stock, however, is still not convinced. A fresh quarterly report in early November and an Investor Day are both on the calendar. Management has also circled the fourth quarter of 2026 as the target for delivering its first quarter of positive adjusted EBITDA. For investors, the next few months could mark a proof-of-concept moment. Growth Accelerates Across Key Metrics Second-quarter results, announced July 29, helped set the scene. Revenue soared 79.4% to $294.4 million, edging past the Wall Street consensus of $291 million. The company’s loss of $43 million, or 56 cents per share, matched forecasts exactly. The more important number was in-force premium, the total annualized value of policies on the books. It reached $1.43 billion, up 32.4% from a year earlier and marking the 11th consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Customer count rose 23% to 3.3 million, and the company added about 166,000 new customers during the quarter, approximately 12% more than in the same period a year earlier. That momentum built on a solid 2025. Full-year revenue climbed 40% to $737.9 million, while the net loss narrowed to $165.5 million from $202.2 million. Underwriting Performance Continues to Improve Growth alone does not help insurers if they write bad policies. Lemonade made progress here, too. The gross loss ratio, or the share of premiums paid out in claims, came in at 60% in the second quarter. Just over a year ago, that figure was 78%. Its AI-heavy claims operation is also paying off. The cost of handling claims fell to a record 5% of premiums, compared with an industry average of roughly 9%. Gross profit rose 76% to a record $113 million, representing a gross margin of 38%. Losses are also shrinking. The adjusted EBITDA loss improved to $19 million from $41 million, while adjusted free cash flow was positive for a fifth consecutive quarter at $19 million. Management raised its full-year outlook to roughly 65% revenue growth and 33% in-force premium growth. Car Insurance Drives Expansion The positive thesis rests on Lemonade becoming a multiproduct insurer rather than remaining a renters-and-pets niche player, and car insurance is the key. Lemonade Car grew nearly 60% year over year in the second quarter, and an Aug. 26 launch in Florida brought the product to states representing nearly 50% of the U.S. car insurance market. In January, the company launched insurance that cut rates for miles driven on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) Full Self-Driving by 50%. It has since taken that product to Indiana, Colorado and Tennessee. More recently, the company announced a series of expansions, launching pet insurance in Kentucky and renters’ coverage in Kansas and Alaska. Those moves are part of a pace of 14 new state-product launches in about 100 days. Profitability Remains the Biggest Risk The challenge is that Lemonade still loses money. Its trailing 12-month loss is $1.83 per share. Wall Street expects the loss to narrow to $1.06 per share next year, which means profits probably remain a distant target. The stock also trades at about 4.8 times sales and nearly 6.5 times book value, a rich valuation for an insurer. Expectations have also been high. The stock fell 20% after the July 29 report because the outlook, while raised, did not provide the larger catalyst investors had already priced in. Competition is also intensifying. Although aggressive, Lemonade remains a small player next to car insurance giants such as Progressive (NYSE: PGR), Allstate (NYSE: ALL) and Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK.B) GEICO. It also faces digital challenger Root (NASDAQ: ROOT) and pet specialist Trupanion (NASDAQ: TRUP). Traders are clearly betting against the stock, with roughly 16% of the float sold short. Analysts Remain Divided on Lemonade Analysts are split on the stock, giving it a consensus Hold rating. Of the nine analysts tracking the stock, four have given the company a Buy rating, four have assigned a Hold rating and one suggests a Sell. The 12-month average price target is $63.50, implying about 36% upside. Price targets range from a high of $92 per share to a low of $44. Shares have also taken a hit this year. The stock is down more than 34% since the start of the year and has fallen even further from its 52-week high of $99.90 in late January. The Sell-Off Could Create an Opportunity The curious reality is that Lemonade today is a better business than it was when the stock traded near $100. Growth is accelerating, underwriting has improved and positive EBITDA is within reach. The 2026 sell-off has reset expectations, and that reset could appeal to investors looking for beaten-down growth stocks. But profitability remains a central issue. The next earnings report and the company’s Nov. 17 Investor Day could be determinative if Lemonade can confirm its path to positive results. .     Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2026 American Market News | MarketBeat Media, LLC 345 N Reid Place #620 Sioux Falls, SD 57103, United States

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Iran War Shock: What I Was Told In That Private Meeting

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But you need to see it for yourself. Go here now and uncover the real reason behind the Iran war. Regards, Addison Wiggin Founder, Grey Swan Investment Fraternity Exclusive Article 4 Stocks That Could Split Next—and Why Investors Are Watching Submitted by Thomas Hughes. First Published: 9/30/2026. Key Points AutoZone, Eli Lilly, Meta Platforms, and Costco all trade at high share prices and appear overdue for stock splits. Each company shows strong underlying fundamentals, including buybacks, GLP-1 growth, AI innovation, and warehouse expansion, supporting continued price gains. Analysts have raised price targets and coverage for these stocks, reflecting confidence even as speculation about splits persists. Special Report: The Rumors About Elon’s Next Move Are Spreading Fast (From The Oxford Club) Stock splits don't change a company's fundamentals or value, but they can benefit investors and ultimately support equity gains. At face value, a stock split signals underlying company strength: The stock has climbed to “unreasonably” high price levels and is expected to continue rising, as only fundamentally strong companies typically reach those valuations. Digging deeper, stock splits increase affordability, even if only psychologically, opening shares to a wider audience, particularly retail traders, who drive much of the day-to-day price action. Most importantly, companies that split their stock signal management's confidence in future results and often continue trending higher because their fundamental drivers remain intact. AutoZone’s Buybacks and High Share Price Strengthen the Split Case Forbes calls this a "golden era" for retirement income (Ad) Forbes recently called a new category of exchange-traded income funds a 'golden era,' and Bloomberg noted the eye-popping yields are fueling a boom among everyday investors. Three years ago, barely a dozen of these funds existed - today there are more than 100, holding over $140 billion. These funds trade on the NYSE and NASDAQ and are built to generate monthly income. Some investors are targeting $5,000 a month with roughly one-tenth of the nest egg Wall Street says you need. Watch the short briefing to see how this income approach works AutoZone (NYSE: AZO) is on track for a historic split, with its share price trading above $2,800, making it one of the most expensive stocks on the market. AutoZone also hasn't split its stock in more than three decades, while competitors such as O’Reilly Automotive (NASDAQ: ORLY) have taken a different approach. O'Reilly completed a 15-for-1 split in 2025. Key stock drivers include a steadily growing store count, persistent comparable-store sales growth, and the cash flow it generates, which allows AutoZone to remain committed to aggressive share buybacks. Buybacks are the driver, no pun intended. AutoZone faces hurdles, as do all retailers, but its market position and industry dynamics—including trends that keep drivers in their vehicles longer each year—support healthy cash flow. The company allocates capital strategically, reinvesting in growth, maintaining balance sheet health, and using the remainder to repurchase shares. Buybacks are significant, reducing the share count by 2.2% year over year in fiscal 2026, a pace that could continue under its existing repurchase authorization. Eli Lilly’s Growth Story Makes a Stock Split Easier to Imagine Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) is another potential split candidate. Surging GLP-1 revenue and a strong product pipeline have kept its stock price consistently above $900, and its buyback authorization could provide additional support. Like AutoZone, Eli Lilly hasn't split its shares in decades—not since 1997—while many of its competitors have done so. Novo Nordisk (NYSE: NVO), notably, ushered in the GLP-1 craze and is among those that have split, doubling its share count in 2023, just after the craze reached its crescendo. Analysts' trends align with an outlook for higher share prices, even if they do not point to a split. The group is increasing coverage, firming sentiment, and raising price targets, with the consensus up about 40% year over year (YOY) and the high end pegged at $1,600. The consensus alone is enough to set a new all-time high and extend the stock's uptrend, while the high end suggests another 35% upside remains. Looking ahead, analyst sentiment could strengthen as LLY's pipeline includes advanced GLP-1 products with the potential to outperform its already industry-leading treatments. Meta Remains the Magnificent Seven’s Stock-Split Holdout Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) stock surged in September, confirming its uptrend and suggesting the potential for further gains. The move pushed the share price above $700 and strengthened the stock-split case, with expectations for higher prices ahead. A recent catalyst has been Muse AI, an agentic assistant that moves beyond chat-based assistance to provide practical help. It runs in the background on a virtual machine and accomplishes tasks while users are offline. Other factors adding to the suspense include Meta's Magnificent Seven (Mag 7) status and the fact that it remains the only Mag 7 stock that has never undergone a split. However, CFO Susan Li said at Meta's May shareholder meeting that the company did not presently plan to initiate a stock split. Analysts are responding as well. MarketBeat tracks numerous September upgrades and price-target revisions, reversing an earlier cooling trend and pushing price action back toward the high end of the range. The question is whether Meta can capitalize on and monetize the technology, and early adoption is encouraging. Muse reached No. 1 on Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) App Store and Google Play, operated by Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), giving Meta early evidence of consumer traction. Costco’s Split Case Builds Alongside Special-Dividend Speculation Costco (NASDAQ: COST) has a history of splits, but it's been more than 25 years since the last one. Since then, the share price has climbed above $900, while the current analyst consensus target is near $1,000. Over the past two years, the stock has consolidated, allowing the long-term 150-week exponential moving average to catch up with the price. The moving average now provides support and has recently helped define the lower end of the stock's trading range. Costco could also be in a position for another special dividend, but that remains speculative. This year's catalysts include warehouse expansion, digital initiatives, and international markets. The company targets at least 30 new warehouse openings per year, focusing on higher-growth international markets with solid renewal rates while using digital tools to improve internal, customer-facing, and supply chain operations. Analysts moderated their targets earlier this year but remain confident in the consensus, with the current consensus price target near $1,046, implying roughly 13% upside from late-September levels. This ad is sent on behalf of Banyan Hill Publishing. This ad is sent on behalf of Banyan Hill Publishing. .   © 2026 StockNews.com | MarketBeat Media, LLC 345 N Reid Place Sioux Falls, SD 57103, United States Unsubscribe

A two-year Treasury got tokenized, settled in minutes, then borrowed overnight cash against itself. The conventional version of that settlement waits until tomorrow.  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌

Read online       Unsubscribe       A Treasury Settles in Minutes, Your Broker Starts Staking Ether, and Binance Pool Closes Repo is the least glamorous corner of finance, and it quietly funds everything else, which makes it a strange place to look for a blockchain. Somewhere far less exotic, a brokerage your uncle probably already uses started paying out staking rewards. Yield Meets Value (Sponsored) These Yields Come With Analyst Targets Above the Price One of the seven pays 6.3% and trades roughly 15% below Morningstar's $32 fair value estimate. Another pays 6.0% monthly while analysts moved targets to $22, $23 and $24 against a $20.44 share price. Income today, with a valuation gap that may still close. Get the full list free. (By clicking this link you agree to receive emails from Trading Tips and our affiliates. You can opt out at any time. - Privacy Policy) Market-Moving News Three things landed since your last edition, and all three are institutions picking sides. One is Wall Street’s funding plumbing accepting a token as collateral. One is a mainstream brokerage deciding staking is worth the operational headache. And one is one of crypto’s largest exchanges walking away from a business several exchanges once expanded into. Stablecoins 37 European Banks Clear Major Hurdle for MiCA-Regulated Euro Stablecoin Qivalis, the stablecoin venture backed by 37 European banks, has secured authorization as an Electronic Money Institution from the Dutch central bank, removing a major regulatory hurdle before its planned euro stablecoin launch. The consortium spans 15 countries and includes major lenders such as BNP Paribas, ING, BBVA, and DZ Bank. The authorization makes Qivalis eligible to issue euro-denominated electronic money tokens under European rules. Europe’s Banks Build Their Own Digital Euro Rail The important distinction is who sits behind the project. Rather than relying on an outside crypto issuer, dozens of European banks have joined forces to create their own regulated onchain euro asset.  Qivalis plans to distribute the token through banks, exchanges, and payment providers, potentially giving it immediate access to established financial networks. The stablecoin could eventually support settlement, payments, and other blockchain-based financial activity. The Regulatory Barrier Gets Smaller The token is not live yet. Qivalis must still meet remaining MiCA requirements, including publishing its white paper, before issuance begins. The company expects to start issuing the stablecoin within the coming months, with the new Dutch authorization placing it under ongoing regulatory supervision. Take: A 37-bank stablecoin gives Europe a very different answer to the dollar tokens dominating crypto today. Its real strength will come from distribution, not simply regulatory approval. If the consortium succeeds, you could encounter a blockchain-based euro through ordinary banking and payments long before it feels like a crypto product. Regulation Philippines’ Largest Crypto Exchange Faces Regulatory Threat as Peso Access Tightens Coins.ph, the Philippines’ largest crypto exchange, faces regulatory scrutiny that could put its operating license at risk after allegations of transactions linked to restricted offshore gaming businesses. The platform serves more than 18 million customers. It is estimated to handle 75% to 80% of the country’s peso-to-stablecoin liquidity, so any serious regulatory action would be far more than a routine compliance dispute. Peso Access Is Already Under Pressure The Philippine central bank previously ordered Coins.ph affiliate DCPay Philippines to stop receiving inbound transfers through InstaPay and PESONet, two major rails connecting wallets with domestic banks. The restriction does not amount to a full shutdown. Crypto trading and custody continue through a separate licensed entity, while Coins.ph says customer funds remain safe and the company is still operating under its existing regulatory permissions. License Risk Raises the Stakes The latest reporting suggests authorities could consider broader action, although the central bank has not publicly confirmed that Coins.ph will lose its license. Coins.ph denies knowingly providing services to prohibited offshore gaming operators and says it is cooperating with regulators. The potential impact is substantial. The exchange sits at the center of local crypto liquidity in a country receiving roughly $43 billion in annual remittances, connecting peso users with stablecoins, trading, payments, and other digital-asset services. Take: Coins.ph has become important enough that regulatory pressure now reaches well beyond the exchange itself. Losing reliable peso access changes the experience before you ever reach the trading screen. A prolonged restriction could reshape how stablecoins and crypto liquidity move through one of Southeast Asia’s largest digital-asset markets. Grayscale won a lawsuit against the SEC in 2023 that's widely credited with forcing the agency's hand on a major 2024 approval. What was it? Stablecoin federal licensing Bitcoin futures trading Spot Bitcoin ETFs Crypto banking charters Built For Decades (Sponsored) Buy Now. Hold for Decades. The 7 Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever aren't just plays for the next quarter - they're built to deliver for decades. See the seven. These are blue-chip companies with fortress balance sheets and elite dividend track records. Some are Dividend Kings, others are on the path there. Income, growth, or both. Whether you're after steady income, capital growth, or both, this is the list long-term investors will want in their back pocket. Download the full list now. (By clicking the link above, you will get this free report and a free subscription to MarketBeat's daily email newsletter. You are also agreeing to the terms of our privacy policy. Unsubscribe at any time.) Treasuries Evernorth Puts $648M XRP Treasury to Work With Ripple, Coinbase and Kraken Evernorth is preparing to deploy part of its 473 million XRP treasury through institutional strategies involving Ripple, Coinbase, Kraken, and BitGo. The Nasdaq-listed company currently holds roughly $648 million in XRP and plans to begin deploying the assets in the fourth quarter rather than leaving the entire treasury idle. The Treasury Moves Beyond Buy-and-Hold The first phase will use established institutional counterparties to generate returns while maintaining XRP exposure. Evernorth has not disclosed how much of the treasury it will initially deploy, so we shouldn’t treat the full $648 million as committed capital.  The company says its longer-term goal is to increase the amount of XRP backing each share through treasury-generated earnings. XRP Lending Could Come Next Evernorth also plans to enter XRP Ledger lending, credit markets, and DeFi once those products operate at sufficient scale and prove themselves in production. That could eventually turn one of the largest public-company XRP positions into a major source of liquidity for emerging onchain credit markets. Take: Corporate crypto treasuries usually attract attention when they buy more tokens, but Evernorth is testing what happens after the accumulation phase. Holding XRP becomes a different proposition once you add lending, credit, and institutional yield strategies to the equation. If those markets develop, a $648 million treasury could become active infrastructure for the XRP ecosystem rather than a passive balance-sheet position. Coin Leaderboard Crypto Pulse Majors barely moving while the board underneath them does something considerably more interesting. Today’s three ran on a storage contract, a chain changing landlords and a deliberate supply squeeze. Walrus (WAL): ($0.05) +39.3% Walrus is the storage layer built on Sui, and it just picked up a serious tenant. DATA Network is retiring its own blockchain and moving its AI training data registry onto Sui, with Walrus becoming the default storage for its applications. Volume ran near $164 million against a cap around $139 million. Roughly 2.6 billion of five billion tokens circulate, and in the perpetual market funding was sharply negative at the snapshot against $114 million of open interest, so anyone short has been paying longs for the privilege rather than the other way around. Swarm Network (TRUTH): ($0.02) 25.4% TRUTH is a blockchain project that uses artificial intelligence and human verification to determine whether real-world information is accurate. Its TRUTH token powers the network, rewarding participants who verify information and helping developers build applications that rely on trustworthy data. It’s rallying as a surge in speculative trading sends activity sharply higher, including a 36% price spike in just one hour on Bybit. Leveraged futures trading appears to be amplifying the move, although no major announcement or specific catalyst has been confirmed. Travala (AVA): ($0.28) +22.9% Smallest cap here and the tidiest supply story. Travala is a travel booking platform where the token buys you discounts and cashback, and the foundation is about to double the lock requirement for new loyalty memberships, aiming to tie up 30% of circulating supply against roughly 16% today. A separate reserve matches the foundation’s monthly open-market buying and has pledged never to sell any of it. Reported volume came in near $37 million against a cap around $19 million, so activity ran more than twice the size of the token itself. Avoid The 35% Bracket (Sponsored) Can You Convert $500K to a Roth Without Hitting the 35% Tax Bracket? A $500,000 Roth conversion can create a big tax bill if too much lands in a higher bracket at once. For 2026, the 35% bracket begins above $512,450 for married couples filing jointly and $256,225 for single filers. That’s why some investors spread conversions across multiple years instead of doing everything at once. See How a Fiduciary Advisor Can Help You Plan the Roth Conversion Math Future Forward Thin on macro, thick on deadlines. Token Supply: 🔥 Sonic (S) (Tomorrow): Roughly 32.69 million unclaimed airdrop tokens get burned the moment the claim window shuts. If you have an allocation sitting there untouched, today is the last useful day to do anything about it. Regulation: 🏛️ Treasury’s stablecoin consultation (Monday): Comments close on how the GENIUS Act rules will actually apply to issuing and selling payment stablecoins. Whoever bothers to write in tends to turn up in the final text. Macro Events: 📊 Three prints, one half hour (Thursday): Producer prices, retail sales, and jobless claims all land together, which is how a quiet week turns loud. Crypto Know-How: What Repo Is, and Why Tokenizing the Collateral Changes It Repo sounds technical and is embarrassingly simple. You own a bond. You need cash tonight. So you sell the bond to somebody with cash and agree to buy it back tomorrow at a slightly higher price. That price difference is the interest. The bond is the collateral. That is the entire product, and an enormous amount of it rolls over every single day. Triparty repo adds a referee. Instead of the two sides shuffling securities and cash between themselves, an agent takes custody of the collateral, values it, applies margin, and settles on its own books. BNY is one of a handful of institutions big enough to do that job, which is why its ledger showing up in this story matters more than the word blockchain does. The bottleneck has always been timing. A conventional Treasury settles the next business day, which can delay how quickly a note you just bought becomes something you can pledge. So everyone involved keeps buffers of spare cash and spare securities to bridge that gap, and buffers tie up capital that could be doing something more useful. Turn that bond into a ledger entry and the gap shrinks to minutes. In principle, that lets the same security get put to work sooner, makes intraday financing practical, and shaves some of the timing friction between two sets of books. Whether any of that shows up in funding costs depends entirely on how many institutions and platforms end up on board. Now the catch. This runs on a bank’s private ledger, not a public chain, so you are trusting BNY exactly as much as before. And collateral only moves instantly between parties who share the ledger. One bank proving it works is interesting. The whole market agreeing to meet on the same rails is the hard part, and nobody has done that yet. Everything Else Seven stocks are quietly doing what the Magnificent Seven once did early on and analysts believe they are already positioned to define the market's next phase before the crowd catches on. XRP is getting embedded wallets through Ripple’s tie-up with Privy, the wallet outfit Stripe owns, letting apps and AI agents transact on the XRP Ledger without users ever touching a seed phrase. Agent payments on the network have passed 14 million, which is a count of transactions and says nothing about the size of them. CoinDesk BTC found a buyer in Strive, which picked up 3,311 bitcoin for roughly $280 million, its largest single purchase since January. The Block SOL has a date for Alpenglow, due next Wednesday, with the headline ambition being finality measured in milliseconds rather than seconds. Lab numbers and behavior under real load are different animals.  USDT issuer Tether is lending its Hadron platform to a pair of new fund offerings, with Bitfinex Securities opening subscriptions for CMCC Global’s Crest Fund and Liberty Bitcoin Accumulation Fund. One is denominated in dollars, the other in bitcoin, and subscriptions run to the end of the month.  FHI is planning a move onchain, with Federated Hermes and Prometheum developing tokenized fund shares meant to reach ordinary brokerage accounts rather than crypto-native platforms. Nothing is live yet, and the manager reported roughly $912 billion under management at the end of June.  A Treasury note that funded itself in minutes, a brokerage slotting validator rewards in beside its margin accounts, and the last exchange-run mining pool switching off the lights. Institutions are picking up the parts of crypto that work and quietly dropping the parts that don’t. Watch whether that repo trade turns into a daily number, and if you mine on Binance, move your rigs well before the deadline rather than the morning of. Best Regards, — Warda Kashif Crypto Intel   Crypto Intel is a publication of Elite Trade Media LLC. Disclosure: Content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not investment advice. Do not base investment decisions on this newsletter. Securities mentioned may be owned by our owners or operators, which could affect our objectivity. Consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision. 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