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🎙️ THE REINVESTMENT ENGINE: Kalshi Plots a $22B IPO, Morgan Stanley Sparks a 0.14% Fee War, and Franklin Templeton Re-Routes Equity Dividends Into Bitcoin

23 min · 20 de jun de 2026
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Digital asset markets continued to digest the dual headwinds of a hawkish Federal Reserve regime and heightened geopolitical friction, leaving Bitcoin consolidating precariously at $63,000. Institutional asset channels experienced continuous redemptions, with the U.S. spot Bitcoin and spot Ethereum ETF complexes compiling a joint net daily outflow of $104 million on Thursday, while Ethereum remained pinned just underneath its $1,700 technical resistance threshold at $1,695. Despite a frozen sentiment profile with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index locked at an extreme low of 12 following a heavy leverage flush across corporate digital credit lines, a massive wave of structural capital updates reshaped the institutional product perimeter. Five high-stakes institutional milestones define this episode, tracking an intense clash across prediction market IPOs, altcoin ETF fee wars, and hybrid corporate treasury engineering: * Kalshi Plots a $22 Billion Nasdaq IPO: We unpack exclusive financial intelligence revealing that Kalshi has initiated preliminary, informal discussions with tier-one investment banks for a public listing on the Nasdaq. We break down its extraordinary $2 billion annualized revenue run-rate, its $178 billion annualized trading turnover, and how its explicit CFTC compliance framework acts as a defense asset as over a dozen states join Kentucky's anti-gambling lawsuits challenging federal jurisdiction. * Morgan Stanley Sparks a 0.14% Fee War: We evaluate Morgan Stanley Wealth Management filing comprehensive structural amendments to its spot Ethereum and spot Solana ETF applications, explicitly fixing its base annual management fee at an ultra-low 0.14%. We analyze how the banking giant plans to leverage its $6.2 trillion advisory engine and 16,000 financial planners to undercut legacy asset managers, while integrating native SOL staking mechanisms directly into the fund structure. * Franklin Templeton Re-Routes Equity Dividends: We analyze an innovative regulatory filing from Franklin Templeton to launch two specialized hybrid ETFs. The vehicles will hold a 95% traditional equity and 5% spot Bitcoin baseline, utilizing a programmatic engine that automatically converts 100% of the recurring corporate cash dividends into open-market purchases of physical Bitcoin, governed by a hard 20% asset ceiling and a quarterly rebalancing script. * Regulators Launch a Joint Counter-Offensive: We dissect the CFTC and SEC simultaneously launching a synchronized Request for Public Comment to clarify the definitive statutory definition of a "swap" contract regarding open-ended derivatives. We expose this joint administrative move as a direct legal defense mechanism deployed exactly 24 hours after CME Group filed its federal lawsuit in the D.C. District Court attempting to invalidate onshore perpetual futures. * Public Mining Capitulation Run Intensifies: We evaluate quantitative data from JPMorgan confirming that with Bitcoin trading near $63,000, the network is operating significantly below its all-in cost of production (estimated at $78,000) for the fifth consecutive month. We break down the structural impact of public mining giants liquidating a record 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026 and analyze the network difficulty beta spiking to an elevated 0.62. #HaiaTalks #Bitcoin #BTC #Ethereum #ETH #Solana #SOL #KalshiIPO #NasdaqListing #PredictionMarkets #PolymarketVolume #MorganStanleyETF #FeeCompression #SolanaStaking #FranklinTempleton #DividendDRIP #HybridETF #BitcoinAccumulation #CFTCvsSEC #SwapsDefinition #CMELawsuit #OnshorePerpetuals #JPMorganMiningReport #MiningDeficit #PublicMinerCapitulation #DifficultyBeta #BaseBerylUpgrade #B20TokenStandard #RangeCompliance #MacroAnalysis #CryptoMarkets #FearGreedIndex 🔗 More at https://haia.finance [https://haia.finance/] 🎧 Follow for Daily Deep Dives.  This episode was generated by AI. Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2517084/fan_mail/new]

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episode 🎙️ THE REINVESTMENT ENGINE: Kalshi Plots a $22B IPO, Morgan Stanley Sparks a 0.14% Fee War, and Franklin Templeton Re-Routes Equity Dividends Into Bitcoin artwork

🎙️ THE REINVESTMENT ENGINE: Kalshi Plots a $22B IPO, Morgan Stanley Sparks a 0.14% Fee War, and Franklin Templeton Re-Routes Equity Dividends Into Bitcoin

Digital asset markets continued to digest the dual headwinds of a hawkish Federal Reserve regime and heightened geopolitical friction, leaving Bitcoin consolidating precariously at $63,000. Institutional asset channels experienced continuous redemptions, with the U.S. spot Bitcoin and spot Ethereum ETF complexes compiling a joint net daily outflow of $104 million on Thursday, while Ethereum remained pinned just underneath its $1,700 technical resistance threshold at $1,695. Despite a frozen sentiment profile with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index locked at an extreme low of 12 following a heavy leverage flush across corporate digital credit lines, a massive wave of structural capital updates reshaped the institutional product perimeter. Five high-stakes institutional milestones define this episode, tracking an intense clash across prediction market IPOs, altcoin ETF fee wars, and hybrid corporate treasury engineering: * Kalshi Plots a $22 Billion Nasdaq IPO: We unpack exclusive financial intelligence revealing that Kalshi has initiated preliminary, informal discussions with tier-one investment banks for a public listing on the Nasdaq. We break down its extraordinary $2 billion annualized revenue run-rate, its $178 billion annualized trading turnover, and how its explicit CFTC compliance framework acts as a defense asset as over a dozen states join Kentucky's anti-gambling lawsuits challenging federal jurisdiction. * Morgan Stanley Sparks a 0.14% Fee War: We evaluate Morgan Stanley Wealth Management filing comprehensive structural amendments to its spot Ethereum and spot Solana ETF applications, explicitly fixing its base annual management fee at an ultra-low 0.14%. We analyze how the banking giant plans to leverage its $6.2 trillion advisory engine and 16,000 financial planners to undercut legacy asset managers, while integrating native SOL staking mechanisms directly into the fund structure. * Franklin Templeton Re-Routes Equity Dividends: We analyze an innovative regulatory filing from Franklin Templeton to launch two specialized hybrid ETFs. The vehicles will hold a 95% traditional equity and 5% spot Bitcoin baseline, utilizing a programmatic engine that automatically converts 100% of the recurring corporate cash dividends into open-market purchases of physical Bitcoin, governed by a hard 20% asset ceiling and a quarterly rebalancing script. * Regulators Launch a Joint Counter-Offensive: We dissect the CFTC and SEC simultaneously launching a synchronized Request for Public Comment to clarify the definitive statutory definition of a "swap" contract regarding open-ended derivatives. We expose this joint administrative move as a direct legal defense mechanism deployed exactly 24 hours after CME Group filed its federal lawsuit in the D.C. District Court attempting to invalidate onshore perpetual futures. * Public Mining Capitulation Run Intensifies: We evaluate quantitative data from JPMorgan confirming that with Bitcoin trading near $63,000, the network is operating significantly below its all-in cost of production (estimated at $78,000) for the fifth consecutive month. We break down the structural impact of public mining giants liquidating a record 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026 and analyze the network difficulty beta spiking to an elevated 0.62. #HaiaTalks #Bitcoin #BTC #Ethereum #ETH #Solana #SOL #KalshiIPO #NasdaqListing #PredictionMarkets #PolymarketVolume #MorganStanleyETF #FeeCompression #SolanaStaking #FranklinTempleton #DividendDRIP #HybridETF #BitcoinAccumulation #CFTCvsSEC #SwapsDefinition #CMELawsuit #OnshorePerpetuals #JPMorganMiningReport #MiningDeficit #PublicMinerCapitulation #DifficultyBeta #BaseBerylUpgrade #B20TokenStandard #RangeCompliance #MacroAnalysis #CryptoMarkets #FearGreedIndex 🔗 More at https://haia.finance [https://haia.finance/] 🎧 Follow for Daily Deep Dives.  This episode was generated by AI. Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2517084/fan_mail/new]

20 de jun de 202623 min
episode 🎙️ THE DOUBLE-BLOW COLLAPSE: Iran Peace Talks Fail, Digital Credit Suffers a Historic Leverage Flush, and CME Files Federal Suit Against the CFTC artwork

🎙️ THE DOUBLE-BLOW COLLAPSE: Iran Peace Talks Fail, Digital Credit Suffers a Historic Leverage Flush, and CME Files Federal Suit Against the CFTC

Digital asset markets absorbed a brutal dual-macro blow on Friday, driving a broad risk-off correction that sent Bitcoin plunging past multiple key support levels to trade within a volatile $62,201–$62,498 range. Markets were heavily pressured by the persistent fallout from Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Federal Reserve regime—with derivatives pricing an 80% probability of an impending rate hike—combined with the sudden, total collapse of the highly anticipated U.S.-Iran peace treaty in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, following renewed geopolitical airstrikes overnight. The broad de-risking event compressed total crypto market capitalization down to $2.1 trillion and accelerated a sharp leverage flush, dragging Ethereum down 3.30% to $1,687, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a deep $82.2 million net daily outflow. Five high-stakes institutional milestones define this episode, tracking a historic confrontation across corporate digital credit lines, public mining deficits, and federal regulatory lawfare: * The Bürgenstock Geopolitical Shock: We dissect the immediate unwinding of Bitcoin's peace premium, tracing its drop from a weekly high of $66,315 down to $62,201. We analyze how the failure of the diplomatic summit intersected with an aggressive macro leverage flush, overriding the organic accumulation of long-term whales who have absorbed over 125,000 BTC throughout June. * The Heaviest Corporate Digital Credit Run: We unpack the high-velocity leverage liquidations that hit the corporate alt-treasury sector. We break down MicroStrategy's preferred stock (STRC) plunging 17.5% beneath par value to an absolute low of $82.50 on a massive 10.6 million share volume, alongside Strive's SATA tumbling to $92.88, as Strive CEO Matt Cole defends the structural integrity of digital credit vehicles against margin call liquidations. * JPMorgan Warns of Public Mining Capitulation: We evaluate a critical mining network brief directed by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou establishing that with Bitcoin trading near $62,500, the network is operating below its all-in cost of production (estimated at $78,000) for the fifth consecutive month. We analyze the structural impact of public mining giants liquidating a record 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026 and map the difficulty adjustment beta spiking to 0.62. * CME Group Sues the CFTC in Federal Court: We trace the formal filing of CME Group's major lawsuit against the CFTC and Chairman Michael Selig in the D.C. District Court. We analyze the core legal argument under the Commodity Exchange Act challenging the classification of open-ended perpetual futures as "futures" rather than "swaps," and unpack TD Cowen's forecast regarding an impending preliminary injunction that could freeze domestic perp trading. * The Core Dev Brain Drain at Ethereum: We expose the internal governance crisis hitting the Ethereum Foundation following the immediate resignation of Co-Executive Director Xiao-Wei Wang. We connect this executive exit to a wider $30 million annual core research funding deficit and an 18-person dev brain drain, while analyzing the strategic re-launch of The DAO as a defensive 75,000 ETH protocol security endowment trust. #HaiaTalks #Bitcoin #BTC #Ethereum #ETH #IranPeaceTalksCollapse #KevinWarshFed #BürgenstockTreaty #MacroLeverageFlush #DigitalCreditCrisis #MicroStrategy #STRCPreferredStock #StriveSata #MattColeLiquidations #JPMorganMiningReport #MiningDeficit78K #MaraRiotCapitulation #DifficultyBeta #CMEvsCFTCLawsuit #PerpetualFuturesWipeout #DCDistrictCourt #XiaoWeiWangResigns #EthereumFoundationCrisis #DevBrainDrain #TheDAORelaunch #SovereignSecurityEndowment #TexasHomeInvasion #AlexMashinskyBan #SenatorSteilBill #GillibrandPerpExchange #MacroAnalysis #CryptoMarkets #FearGreedIndex 🔗 More at https://haia.finance [https://haia.finance/] 🎧 Follow for Daily Deep Dives.  This episode was generated by AI. Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2517084/fan_mail/new]

19 de jun de 202621 min
episode 🎙️ THE TAX AND THE LAWYER: Illinois Enacts a 0.2% Transaction Tax, CME Sues the CFTC Over Perps, and STRC Falls 11% Below Par artwork

🎙️ THE TAX AND THE LAWYER: Illinois Enacts a 0.2% Transaction Tax, CME Sues the CFTC Over Perps, and STRC Falls 11% Below Par

Macro asset markets continued to digest the hawkish monetary policy regime under new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, leaving Bitcoin consolidating just below the $65,000 psychological handle at $64,850. The fixed-income complex held its aggressive posture with the 2-year U.S. Treasury yield locked near its macro high of 4.19%, as derivatives markets price in a massive 80% probability of an additional rate hike before the close of 2026. While traditional equities stabilized following the tech rout on news of an Apple-Intel chip manufacturing alliance, digital asset sentiment remains frozen inside the Extreme Fear zone at 12, even as core on-chain accumulation data reveals that long-term holders have aggressively absorbed over 125,000 BTC throughout the June correction. Five high-stakes institutional milestones define this episode, mapping a critical battleground across state tax codes, federal derivatives classification, and corporate treasury engineering: * Illinois Imposes the Privilege Tax: We dissect Governor J.B. Pritzker signing a $55.9 billion state budget that introduces the Digital Asset Privilege Tax Act. Effective January 1, 2027, this legislation hits brokers, exchanges, and custodians with a 0.2% tax on the gross value of all digital asset operations conducted for Illinois residents, threatening to disrupt high-frequency market makers and native institutions like Zero Hash, Jump Crypto, and Bitnomial by taxing transactions regardless of underlying profitability. * CME Group Sues the CFTC: We evaluate the historic lawfare escalation launched by CME Group CEO Terrence Duffy against his own federal regulator. We break down CME's core legal argument under the Dodd-Frank Act: that open-ended perpetual futures contracts are structurally swaps, not futures, due to their rolling funding rate mechanics, representing a direct strike to invalidate Kalshi's BTCPERP and Coinbase's onshore derivatives expansion. * MicroStrategy's Capital Seniority Crisis: We track Strategy's specialized STRC preferred stock crashing to an all-time low of $89.00 per share, trading at an 11.00% discount to its par value. We analyze the accelerating public debate surrounding Michael Saylor's debt-funded accumulation engine (holding 846,842+ BTC) as markets price in increased credit and capital hierarchy risks highlighted by European policy leaders. * Ark Invest's $47 Million Brokerage Rotation: We unpack Cathie Wood's Ark Invest liquidating $29 million in Robinhood (HOOD) equity to deploy $18 million directly into Coinbase (COIN). We evaluate the macro thesis behind the rotation, framing it as an institutional validation of Coinbase's Base-native "Everything Exchange" rollout over Robinhood's localized corporate downsizing maneuvers. * State Lawfare Against Prediction Markets: We analyze the Commonwealth of Kentucky filing comprehensive enforcement lawsuits targeting Kalshi and Polymarket. We expose how state attorneys general are weaponizing legacy local gambling statutes to bypass federal CFTC preemption, leveraging a fractured judicial perimeter to threaten the liquidity depth of decentralized forecasting networks. #HaiaTalks #Bitcoin #BTC #IllinoisCryptoTax #PrivilegeTaxAct #GrossTransactionTax #CMEvsCFTC #PerpetualFutures Lawsuit #DoddFrankAct #SwapExecution #MicroStrategy #STRC #PreferredStockDiscount #CapitalHierarchy #SaylorBitcoinTreasury #ArkInvest #CathieWood #CoinbaseRotation #EverythingExchange #BaseRWA #RobinhoodLayoffs #KentuckyPolymarket #PredictionMarketCrackdown #EventContracts #KevinWarshFed #TreasuryYield419 #MacroAnalysis #CryptoMarkets #FearGreedIndex 🔗 More at https://haia.finance [https://haia.finance] 🎧 Follow for Daily Deep Dives.  This episode was generated by AI. Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2517084/fan_mail/new]

18 de jun de 202622 min
episode 🎙️ THE WARSH HAWK RISES: Kevin Warsh Re-Arms the Fed, Coinbase Unveils the 'Everything Exchange,' and World Liberty Corners an OCC Trust Charter artwork

🎙️ THE WARSH HAWK RISES: Kevin Warsh Re-Arms the Fed, Coinbase Unveils the 'Everything Exchange,' and World Liberty Corners an OCC Trust Charter

Global financial markets underwent an intense bout of cross-asset volatility on Wednesday, driven by an aggressively hawkish dot plot shock in Kevin Warsh’s debut meeting as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. While the FOMC voted unanimously to hold the benchmark interest rate at 3.50%–3.75%, half of the committee now projects further monetary tightening before the close of 2026, sending the 2-year U.S. Treasury yield spiking 14 basis points to 4.19%. Traditional equities violently reversed from intraday all-time highs, driving the S&P 500 down 1.21% to close at 7,420.10. Digital assets bore the brunt of the macro de-risking impulse; Bitcoin was hit by over $400 million in sudden leveraged long liquidations, breaking beneath its $65,000 pre-decision consolidation to trade down into the $64,000–$64,600 range, while Ethereum slid 3.00% to hit a local floor of $1,730. Five high-stakes institutional milestones define this episode, charting a structural convergence between cryptographic ledgers and sovereign banking infrastructure: * Coinbase Launches the 'Everything Exchange': We dissect Coinbase's massive product rollout on its Base Layer-2 network, introducing genuine tokenized U.S. equities (Nvidia, Google, MSTR, SpaceX, and BMNR) backed strictly 1:1 by physical corporate stock. We evaluate how this 24/7 on-chain equity layer bypasses offshore synthetic solutions and triggers an immediate competitive rush from Robinhood and Kraken. * BlackRock Undercuts the Covered-Call Market: We analyze the launch of the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA) on the Nasdaq. Charging a highly competitive 0.65% management fee, BlackRock's actively managed covered-call vehicle targets a 15% to 25% annualized yield by selling options premiums against 25% to 35% of its underlying BTC holdings, directly undercutting Goldman Sachs ahead of its July product debut. * Robinhood broker Margin Expansion: We evaluate Robinhood Markets executing a 10% reduction in global workforce, eliminating 290 corporate positions and absorbing a $28 million restructuring charge. We analyze why CEO Vlad Tenev completely avoided citing AI as a workforce replacement driver, choosing instead to lock in a highly profitable, flat organizational hierarchy during a month of record-breaking $315 billion trading volumes. * The Seoul USDT Phishing Crackdown: We trace the cyber-forensics behind the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency arresting 23 individuals for laundering $11.1 million (16.8 billion won) through Tether (USDT) on behalf of a Cambodian phishing ring. We evaluate the operational resilience of Southeast Asian scam cartels using stablecoins alongside the secondary arrest of 33 individuals managing a parallel $4.2 million cash-to-crypto black-market OTC exchange. * World Liberty Financial's Pending OCC Charter: We expose the political and regulatory battlegrounds surrounding the Trump-affiliated DeFi project closing in on a formal national trust bank charter from the OCC. We break down the stark corporate disclosures revealing that 75% of token revenues flow to a Trump-controlled entity—yielding the President $57 million personally to date—amid fierce pushback from Senator Elizabeth Warren and an active House investigation tracking a $500 million UAE capital flow. #HaiaTalks #Bitcoin #BTC #Ethereum #ETH #KevinWarsh #FedHawk #FOMC2026 #TreasuryYieldSpike #CoinbaseEverythingExchange #TokenizedEquities #BaseL2 #BlackRockBITA #CoveredCallETF #OptionsYield #RobinhoodLayoffs #HOOD101 #BrokerageEfficiency #TetherLaundering #SeoulCyberPolice #CambodianPhishingRing #WorldLibertyFinancial #OCCBankCharter #USD1Stablecoin #TrumpCryptoRevenue #CapitalBFrance #IMFNigeria #BitwiseAnalysis #ForwardIndustriesSOL #MacroAnalysis #CryptoMarkets 🔗 More at https://haia.finance [https://haia.finance] 🎧 Follow for Daily Deep Dives.  This episode was generated by AI. Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2517084/fan_mail/new]

17 de jun de 202619 min
episode 🎙️ THE REBOUND OF THE GIANTS: Bitcoin Reclaims $66K, Kraken Onshores Perpetual Futures, and SpaceX Volatility Ignites Hyperliquid artwork

🎙️ THE REBOUND OF THE GIANTS: Bitcoin Reclaims $66K, Kraken Onshores Perpetual Futures, and SpaceX Volatility Ignites Hyperliquid

Bitcoin engineered a spectacular double-digit recovery on Tuesday, exploding over 11.00% within a single 24-hour session to reclaim the $66,000 mark. The massive risk-on impulse was triggered by reports of an impending U.S.-Iran diplomatic breakthrough, completely deflating the geopolitical risk premium that had battered risk assets throughout early June. As capital rotated aggressively back into core digital assets, Bitcoin Dominance ticked sharply upward, lifting Ethereum back toward $1,786 and sparking an 11.13% surge in Solana to $74.50. While traditional equity markets held their prior close of 7,431.46 for the S&P 500 under the shadow of the June 16 Bank of Japan rate decision, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index remained heavily disoriented, lingering within the Extreme Fear trenches at 13. Seven high-stakes institutional milestones define this episode, mapping a profound structural transformation across global financial plumbing: * Strategy's Capital Hierarchy Conflict: We analyze Michael Saylor's latest announcement that Strategy has acquired an additional 1,587 BTC for $100 million, lifting its corporate hoard to 846,842 BTC while expanding its liquid fiat reserves to $1.1 billion. We dissect the growing institutional debate as Benchmark and TD Cowen dismiss the "death spiral" narrative, countered by Bitcoin Policy UK labeling Saylor's preferred stock marketing "dishonest" for obscuring capital seniority risks. * The Treasury Liquidation Wave: We evaluate Strive Asset Management CIO Ben Werkman's warning at BTC Prague regarding the systemic risks facing corporate treasuries funded via convertible debt notes. We contrast Strive's clean equity-backed consolidation of Semler Scientific (scaling to 19,105 BTC) with Forward Industries launching hostile takeover bids across the Solana corporate layer as mNAV metrics crash below book value. * Kraken Onshores the Perpetual Market: We unpack Payward Services launching regulated perpetual futures for U.S. clients on Kraken Pro. Operating through Bitnomial—the fully CFTC-licensed exchange and clearinghouse acquired by Kraken in May—and cleared via NinjaTrader Clearing LLC, this institutional framework brings a 9-asset perpetual suite directly under federal U.S. oversight. * Trezor's War on ETF Centralization: We dissect Trezor Commercial Director Danny Sanders' warning that the industry's growing reliance on Wall Street spot ETF wrappers represents the "worst structural outcome" for the market, contrasting the $53 billion sitting within centralized intermediaries against the mere 12 to 13 million hardware wallet users globally. * The SEC's Reg NMS Unlocking: We analyze Benchmark Equity Research designating the SEC's proposed repeal of Regulation NMS Rules 611 and 610(e) as the most significant crypto regulatory event of the year, dismantling 2005 execution rules to allow traditional equity order flows to interface directly with public AMM liquidity pools, positioning Securitize, Coinbase, and Galaxy Digital for massive capital windfalls. * Standard Chartered's 40x Uniswap Projection: We evaluate the bank's digital asset research desk initiating coverage on Uniswap (UNI) with a $100 target by 2030, driven by an institutional model predicting the global RWA tokenization market will clear $4 trillion by 2028, forcing a massive migration of traditional credit assets onto decentralized ledgers. * Hyperliquid's $1.4 Billion SpaceX Frenzy: We track the explosive trading volume on Hyperliquid's synthetic xyz:SPCX perpetual contract during Elon Musk's Nasdaq debut. As legacy offshore exchanges like Bybit and Binance forced mass customer refunds due to private spot share delivery failures, Hyperliquid's decentralized architecture processed $1.4 billion in a single session, driving the native HYPE token up 10% via automated protocol fee-buybacks. #HaiaTalks #Bitcoin #BTC #Ethereum #ETH #Solana #SOL #MichaelSaylor #Strategy #MSTR #StriveAssetManagement #M&AConsolidation #KrakenPerpetuals #Bitnomial #CFTCOnshoring #Trezor #SelfCustody #Securitize #RegulationNMS #DeFiUnlock #StandardChartered #Uniswap #UNI100 #Hyperliquid #HYPE #SpaceXIPO #PreIPOSynthetic #Paradigm #ElDoradoLATAM #IREN #IngenostrumSpain #MacroAnalysis #CryptoMarkets #FearGreedIndex 🔗 More at https://haia.finance [https://haia.finance] 🎧 Follow for Daily Deep Dives.  This episode was generated by AI. Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2517084/fan_mail/new]

16 de jun de 202618 min