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Top stories today: - Trump speaks at Bitcoin 2024, promises strong pro-crypto platform
- Top 10 podcasts reach 35% of weekly listeners
- Texas startup funding slowing, at $3B YTD, with 46% in Austin area
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0. Data and calendar |
| All values as of 1 AM ET / 10 PM PT, other than S&P500 and NASDAQ close (4 PM ET / 1 PM PT). |
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| All times are ET. |
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1. Trump speaks at Bitcoin 2024, promises strong pro-crypto platform |
| LIVE: Donald Trump speaks at Bitcoin 2024 in Tennessee |
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Trump vowed to: |
Fire SEC Chair Gary Gensler (which got strong applause, prompting Trump to say it again). End the regulatory hostility. Never sell any of the BTC the federal government has (~$14B).
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Bitcoin's price little changed during and after the speech. |
Kamala Harris, meanwhile, is trying to repair the Democratic ties with the crypto sector. |
Trump's odds has inched down to 60% over the past week, with Harris at 38%, as post-Harris polls show Trump only 1 p.p. ahead |
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5 polls (+1 avg.) since Biden dropped out: WSJ (-1), NYT/Siena (-1), Rasmussen (+7), Forbes (0), and NPR/PBS (0).
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2. Top 10 podcasts reach 35% of weekly listeners |
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Podcasting ad revenue is expected to +12% to $2.2B in 2024, $2.6B in 2026 |
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4. Texas startup funding slowing, at $3B YTD, with 46% in Austin area |
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TX: $3.0B YTD (5.3B annualized), vs. $6.35B in 2023 and $11.51B in 2021. Austin: $1.38B YTD (2.44B annualized), vs. $3.34B in 2023 and $5.99B in 2021.
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5. Interesting videos, posts, and memes |
| Mag 7 sell-off, Wiz rejects Google, UBI, Kamala in, China's nuclear buildout, Sacks responds to PG |
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| #57: Zuckerberg's Open Source AI Manifesto |
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6. Other headlines |
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Tech |
Apple reaches 1st ever union contract in U.S., in Maryland. Microsoft releases technical dive into CrowdStrike outage. WeRide files for U.S. IPO: raise, valuation TBD. Quantinuum weighs IPO at $10B valuation.
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Tech & law |
TikTok's First Amendment case sees response by DOJ. X again questioned by EU, now over AI training data defaults.
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Biotech |
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Crypto |
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U.S. politics |
Trump gunman noticed by police 90 minutes before shooting. Harris VP likely picks: Mark Kelly, Josh Shapiro, Tim Walz. Harris raises $200M in 1st week of campaign.
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