🇺🇸 Is A Big Beautiful Bull Run Incoming?

Why Trump's BBB could send BTC, ETH, XRP soaring.

Happy Wednesday!

Bitcoin could rise a lot higher thanks to President Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, which is on the verge of being passed — here’s what it means for crypto.

JPMorgan is getting deeper into the blockchain game and now plans to tokenize — wait for it — carbon credits on the blockchain: here’s how that works.

Plus, tech swings. Oil shocks. Rate surprises. Markets are moving fast — and Chris Capre has a plan. In a live session tonight, he’ll walk you through how he’s trading short-term moves in real time using his proven framework.

TOP STORY

With President Trump’s "One Big Beautiful Bill" narrowly passing the Senate, market watchers say the broader economic fallout could create tailwinds for Bitcoin and digital assets, even as direct crypto measures were left out of the legislation.

Though the bill contained no specific crypto provisions, traders and analysts are focused on its economic ripple effects: large tax cuts and bonus depreciation may benefit Bitcoin miners, rising Treasury issuance could prompt Fed easing — injecting liquidity into markets — and there’s a possibility of looser monetary conditions if debt pressures mount.

Analytics firm Santiment noted that the bill could revive investor appetite for digital assets, with $107,000 BTC eventually seen as a bargain entry once broader bullish sentiment returns.

How high can prices rise?

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Tech swings. Oil shocks. Rate surprises. Markets are moving fast — and Chris Capre has a plan. In tonight’s live session, he’ll walk you through how he’s trading short-term moves in real time using his proven framework.

QUICK N DIRTY

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Dogecoin are bouncing on Wednesday, with the market anxiously awaiting the resolution of the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ in the House.

Altcoin season leaves much to be desired this time around. But there are a few straightforward reasons for why it has not happened yet.

Ethereum is starting to see its own ‘MicroStrategy of Ethereum’ copycats that are stacking ETH for their treasuries: here’s who is in that game.

FINTECH FOCUS

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is working on a blockchain-powered system to tokenize carbon credits as part of its efforts to improve tracking, transparency and trading efficiency in the carbon markets.

The U.S. bank’s blockchain division, Kinexys, is collaborating with S&P Global Commodity Insights, EcoRegistry and the International Carbon Registry to launch a pilot project, Bloomberg reported.

The trial will test whether blockchain technology can help track carbon credits from issuance to retirement, potentially reducing market inefficiencies and enhancing traceability.

Could carbon credit tokenization be the next big trend?

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