Hasset: Actively Exploring Potential Executive Order on AI and Business, Will Provide Clear Roadmap on Artificial Intelligence

May 6 — U.S. White House and Treasury officials have been holding internal talks about expanding the scope of the "Trump Account" (officially designated the 530A Account), according to The New York Times. Current discussions include allowing the world’s wealthiest individuals to donate shares of their own companies. Presently, the Trump Account only permits cash investments in diversified index funds and bars stock donations. The proposal aims to access the unrealized wealth of billionaires such as Elon Musk and Huang Renjun. If rules are revised, Musk could donate Tesla or SpaceX shares directly, while Huang Renjun could contribute Nvidia stock. Instead of slow, steady returns from index funds, children would be able to hold long-term positions in high-growth large-cap tech stocks and potentially realize significant gains. Donors would transfer billions of dollars’ worth of high-value shares without incurring capital gains taxes, while claiming full charitable donation tax deduc

May 6: April U.S. ADP Employment Report shows 109k jobs added, beating the 99k forecast and prior month’s 62k reading. (FXStreet)

On May 6, the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project WLFI partnered with WorldClaw to launch WorldRouter—letting users access over 300 AI models via a single account, with claims prices are roughly 30% lower than official rates for mainstream AI models. In an official announcement, the companies noted users won’t have to switch between multiple AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude: WorldRouter will serve as the entry point for WorldClaw’s AgentOS. Built on BNB Chain, Solana and Tempo, the system supports AI agent memory, travel bookings, shopping, bill payments and transactions settled in USD1. The platform also rolled out a loyalty program: users earn AI credits and rewards by spending USD1 or staking WLFI tokens. The top tier requires spending 9,999 USD1 or staking 2.5 million WLFI tokens, netting 1 million AI credits, 30,000 loyalty points and hardware perks. Additionally, users will get the chance to attend a private event at Mar-a-Lago with Donald Trump Jr.

On May 6th, on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that address 0xebe...14070 has accumulated a $55.36 million long position in crude oil (CL and BRENTOIL), with entry prices of $107.1 and $112.4 respectively. Today, the address partially closed out a portion of the position, realizing a $586,000 loss. The remaining open position still carries an unrealized loss of nearly $10 million. Separately, $93,000 in funding fees were paid on the position today.

May 6: Bitcoin (BTC) still has room to climb, with on-chain metrics tied to short-term holder (STH) cost basis pointing to a next key target of $92,000, per recent data. The rebound has pushed BTC above its STH cost basis—Glassnode figures put this level at $79k currently. The STH cost basis tracks the average purchase price for investors holding BTC for less than 155 days. Historically, breaking above this level has kicked off an extended recovery phase: it prompts holders to hold or add to positions to maximize gains, acts as a catalyst for a macro uptrend, draws in new buyers, and forces short sellers to cover (with shorts still skeptical). Chart data shows BTC rallied 30% over four weeks after reclaiming its realized price in April 2025, heading toward the upper bound of that metric at $112k. Similar patterns in October 2024, October 2023, and January 2023 also sent BTC to that same on-chain level. A break above this line could trigger a short-term rally to ~$92,423—about 13%

On May 6, U.S. President Donald Trump stated: "If Iran agrees to the deal, the 'Epic Fury' operation will end; at that point, through highly effective measures, the Strait of Hormuz will be fully open to all parties—including Iran." (FXStreet)