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Bitcoin is up 22% over the past 30 days — what’s driving the surge and how much higher can it go?

Coinbase could see as much as $16 billion in capital inflows following its inclusion in the S&P 500, according to a new report by Bernstein.

Plus, tomorrow at 6 PM ET, 35-year Wall Street veteran Matt Maley is going live to show how he’s navigating today’s macro-fueled market—and targeting explosive short-term trades. You’ll get his top trade setups, key tickers, and the levels he’s watching now.

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TOP STORY

Bitcoin Up 22% In 30 Days: What's Driving The Surge?

Bitcoin has surged 22% over the past month, and according to Bitcoin financial services firm Swan, this isn’t just another rally; it marks the emergence of a new market structure.

Companies like Strive, 21Shares and BTC Inc. are actively preparing acquisition vehicles. Strategy now has $84 billion in shelf registration capacity to tap markets creatively.

Meanwhile, sovereign players are entering quietly, and shifts in government policy, such as New Hampshire exploring Bitcoin reserves and Spain capping cash withdrawals, underscore the changing global financial landscape.

What does that mean for the price of Bitcoin?

Read the full scoop here.

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How Matt Maley Is Trading Tariff Volatility For Triple-Digit Gains

This Wednesday at 6 PM ET, 35-year Wall Street veteran Matt Maley is going live to show how he’s navigating today’s macro-fueled market—and targeting explosive short-term trades. You’ll get his top trade setups, key tickers, and the levels he’s watching now.

Reserve your seat for free.

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FINTECH FOCUS

Coinbase Could See Up To $16B Net Inflows After S&P 500 Entry: Bernstein

Bernstein on Tuesday issued a bullish note on Coinbase following its inclusion in the S&P 500, projecting as much as $16 billion in potential capital inflows to the stock from both passive and active investment vehicles.

In its analysis, Bernstein estimates that passive S&P 500-linked ETFs and non-ETF funds could drive approximately $9 billion in inflows into Coinbase.

An additional $7 billion is projected from active managers benchmarked to the S&P 500 who may now be compelled to take positions in the stock.

What does that mean for Coinbase stock?

Read the full scoop here.

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