U.S. Senator: If Powell Is Fired by Trump, It Will Trigger a Market Collapse

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas, who has long tracked and researched SpaceX, has set a base target price of $300 per share for the company. This target implies significant upside potential, more than double SpaceX’s current share price. However, this ambitious target price hinges on SpaceX being far more than just a space company—it is essentially a bet on vertical integration. Morgan Stanley projects SpaceX will grow at an astonishing pace in the foreseeable future. The research assumes the company’s revenue will rise from $18.7 billion in 2025 to $319 billion in 2030, and further to $3.3 trillion by 2040. Most of this growth will stem from the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, as Morgan Stanley expects SpaceX to build orbital infrastructure for global connectivity and AI development.

According to data from the blockchain explorer, Aurora's mainnet has resumed block production.

According to CNBC, the largest and most talked-about World Cup in history has come to a close. Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to lift the FIFA World Cup trophy, the highest honor in international football. Off the pitch, FIFA is undoubtedly the biggest winner of this tournament. As the global governing body of football, FIFA hosted the most lucrative sports event in history. According to its own projections, the 2026 World Cup will generate over $9 billion in revenue. This World Cup is also the first in history to expand to 48 participating teams, a significant increase from 32 teams four years prior; the number of matches has risen from 64 to 104, and the tournament schedule has been extended from 4 weeks to 6 weeks. More matches mean more content to sell to broadcasters, more tickets to sell to fans, and more commercial partnership opportunities for advertisers, while also attracting a larger global audience. FIFA President Gianni Infantino has been a core figure driving the commercialization of the World Cup. As the tournament’s scale expands further, FIFA is maximizing the World Cup’s commercial value in an unprecedented manner.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the largest BTC long position holder, who previously held $107 million worth of BTC long positions, has started taking profits via position reduction and placed a break-even stop-loss order for remaining positions near their entry cost. Over the past hour, the entity sold a total of 903.4 BTC through 10 limit sell orders, generating approximately $58.424 million in trading volume at an average execution price of ~$64,666.1, realizing a profit of $554,400. Minor additional positions added during the period resulted in a net position reduction of 668.2 BTC. As of press time, the whale still holds 994.2 BTC in long positions, valued at ~$64.195 million, with an average entry price of $64,052 and an unrealized profit of $510,000. Its liquidation price has fallen to $61,604.3. The whale has set stop-loss orders for all remaining long positions: a break-even liquidation will trigger if BTC drops below $64,050—meaning it will lock in the $554,400 realized profit and exit if the price falls back to entry cost; if the price continues to rise, it will hold for further gains, making this setup overall defensive. Previous update: [Whale Alert] A whale opened BTC long positions worth $107 million, becoming the largest BTC long holder.

According to Bitget's market data, China Software International rose more than 30%. As reported today, the company announced it has signed a token revenue sharing and joint innovation cooperation agreement with Moonshot.

According to Form 4 filings, Circle President Heath Tarbert has sold CRCL shares 10 times in total since June 2025, netting roughly $30.77 million in proceeds with no additional stock purchases made. Earlier reports noted that Tarbert recently told Fox Business Network, "the company’s stock price will take care of itself," while emphasizing "Circle is in it for the long haul."