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Cathie Wood and Ark Invest bought 115,380 shares of Tesla $TSLA today

swapped KMNO for MPLX 1) the new genesis product is interesting 2) token creation [and trading] is solana's MO. ancillary defi, not as much. 3) both tokens have the protocol revenue story tailwind 4) Though both are sector leaders, Metaplex feels like more of a monopoly operating in a league of its own. now its coming after the prevailing "narrative" (i guess you could say) in the solana ecosystem - the pump story, fair token launches (but safer and with more customizability) the genesis launch was obviously front run by people with insider info but idc b/c the price is still good i've owned mplx before. it's one of the sleepiest tokens i've ever seen. i got tired of it doing nothing for so long for reasons i was not aware of. i'm hoping this finally wakes it up a bit.

I'm expecting $ETH to outperform $COIN by 300%+ through the end of the cycle.

What's new? 🔹Bitcoin falls 3%; now at $117.5K 🔹ETH ETFs posted $259M in inflows, $1.06B inflows over the past 4 sessions 🔹@SharpLinkGaming adds another 24,471 ETH ($73M) 🔹@BitDigital_BTBT plans to raise another $67M to buy more ETH 🔹Mercurity Fintech holdings files with SEC to launch $500M ‘DeFi basket’ to build positions in: SOL, ETH, XRP, ADA & BNB 🔹@fantasy_top_ announces migration to Base 🔹WifStrategy debuts with 500K WIF purchase 🔹COIN hits new ATH and $100B market cap 🔹PUMP token debuts at $5.5B FDV 🔹Believe partners with Whop 🔹Bank of America publishes new weekly ‘On Chain’ research article, includes section being bullish on ETH 🔹Vanguard discloses 8% ownership of MSTR stock despite being anti-crypto for its users 🔹Fed regulators issue joint guidance for banks to custody crypto 🔹PENGU leads all movers on day+week 🔹Hot coins: PENGU, USELESS, BONK, ANI

Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN), the lone crypto warrior on the S&P 500, didn't get rattled by the latest June inflation data and hit an all-time high of $400.88 on July 15. This isn't surprising given the fact that the stock hit its previous record high of $398.50 only the last day on the back of the broader crypto market rally. The company now has a market cap of more than $101 billion. At the time of writing, COIN was trading at $394.22, up 0.05% a day. Launched in 2012, Coinbase is the largest crypto exchange in the U.S. that went public in 2021. This May, it became the first crypto stock to debut on the S&P 500 list — a reflection of crypto institutions gaining mainstream acceptance within the U.S. financial ecosystem. The inflation data didn't weigh heavily on the Robinhood Markets (Nasdaq: HOOD) stock either. The platform's recent EU launch of tokenized stocks of private companies such as OpenAI invited public scrutiny. However, the buzz created by the latest product suite has driven the stock to new highs. It was trading at $100.06 at press time, up 0.10% a day. Join the discussion with Benjamin Cowen on Roundtable here. Not every crypto stock resilient enough However, not every crypto stock could bear the negative impact of the latest inflation data on the markets. Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), the leading Bitcoin treasury company, was trading at $445.42 at press time, down 1.24% a day. Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL), the company behind the USDC stablecoin, fell 3.37% to trade at $197.81. Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings (MARA) was exchanging hands at $19.14, down 0.34%. Riot Platforms (Nasdaq: RIOT), another prominent crypto miner, was trading at $12.18, down 2.68%. Bitcoin miner CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK) also dipped to $12.30, down 2.38%. HIVE Digital (Nasdaq: HIVE), another Bitcoin miner, also slipped 5% to trade at $2.1850. Hut 8 Group (HUT), another prominent crypto miner, was trading at $21.79, down 1.49%. The miner Bitdeer (Nasdaq: BTDR) was no exception either, slipping 3.37% to $13.06. Most crypto stocks saw a decline on their charts, with only a few stocks being resilient enough to brave the inflation data.