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Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Crypto industry updates amid tariffs & exploring a digital assets stockpile with John D’Agostino,

The crypto industry is navigating new challenges as U.S. tariffs and discussions of a digital assets stockpile emerge. John D'Agostino, Board Member of AIMA and Head of Strategy At Coinbase Institutional, explores the impact of these developments on market dynamics and regulatory landscapes. He provides insights into what this could mean for the future of digital currencies and investment strategies.
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European reactions to Trump’s tariffs & fintech startups in London flourish with Polly Jean Harrison

Polly Jean Harrison, Features Editor of The Fintech Times, provides an in-depth analysis of Europe's stance against President Trump's proposed tariffs. She examines the potential economic repercussions and the strategic responses being considered by EU leaders to mitigate the impact on European industries. Harrison also explores the broader implications for transatlantic relations and the global trade landscape.
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How markets are reacting to tariff battle concerns with Peter Tuchman

Markets are navigating uncertainty as concerns over a growing tariff battle intensify. Peter Tuchman, Senior Floor Trader at Trademas, analyzes how investors are responding to potential trade disruptions and their impact on key sectors.
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Bitcoin bulls seek new all time high & EU regulations on stablecoins with Bobby Zagotta

Bitcoin bulls are gaining momentum as the crypto market pushes toward new record highs. Bobby Zagotta, CEO for the Americas & Global Chief Commercial Officer at Bitstamp, discusses the factors fueling BTC’s rally and the latest EU regulations impacting stablecoins. He provides insights into how these developments could shape the future of digital assets and the status of regulations in the U.S. for 2025.
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BTC & gold try for new all time highs following FED meeting with Jigna Gibb

Bitcoin and gold are rallying as markets react to the latest Federal Reserve meeting.  Jigna Gibb, Head of Commodities & Crypto Index Products, analyzes the key factors driving this push toward record highs and what it signals for investors. Gibb also provides insight into how BTC & gold are correlated in this market.
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Big tech defends heavy AI spending amig DeepSeek concerns with Joshua Pantony

As competition in artificial intelligence intensifies, big tech companies are standing by their heavy AI spending despite rising concerns over DeepSeek’s emergence. Joshua Pantony, CEO of Boosted.ai, analyzes how major players are justifying their investments and the broader impact on the AI industry. He provides insights into the evolving landscape of AI innovation and the challenges ahead for market leaders.
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Recapping Trump’s crypto priorities & regulatory outlook for digital assets with Ari Redbord

In this discussion, Ari Redbord, Global Head of Policy at TRM Labs, delves into President Trump's recent initiatives to prioritize cryptocurrency and the evolving regulatory landscape for digital assets. He provides insights into the administration's executive orders aimed at promoting the crypto industry, the establishment of a working group to explore a national Bitcoin stockpile, and the potential implications for financial institutions and investors.
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Peter Tuchman on tech earnings, policy announcements, and the FOMC’s meeting

Markets are reacting to a pivotal week of tech earnings, policy updates, and the latest FOMC meeting. Peter Tuchman, Senior Floor Trader at TradeMas, breaks down the key developments and their impact on investor sentiment. He provides insights into how these factors are shaping market trends and future expectations.
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Polly Jean Harrison discusses the benefits of Apple’s ‘Tap to Pay’ tech & Ecompay’s integration of Swish

Apple’s ‘Tap to Pay’ technology is streamlining transactions and reshaping digital payments. Polly Jean Harrison, Features Editor of The Fintech Times, discusses the key benefits of this innovation and how Ecompay’s integration of Swish enhances seamless payment experiences.
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How DeepSeek complicates the AI race with Shaw Walters

DeepSeek's advancements are adding new complexities to the competitive landscape of artificial intelligence.Shaw Walters, Founder of Eliza Labs, analyzes how this emerging player is influencing industry leaders and shifting AI development strategies providing insights into the broader implications for innovation and market dynamics.
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Bull market optimism for 2025 despite tech uncertainty with Sonu Varghese

Despite uncertainty in the tech sector, optimism for a 2025 bull market continues to grow. Sonu Varghese, Vice President & Global Macro Strategist at Carson Group, analyzes the factors driving market sentiment and how investors are positioning themselves for potential gains. Additionally, Varghese offers insight into the latest Fed decision to leave rates unchanged.
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Market outlook after the Fed’s January meeting with Matt Cheslock

The Federal Reserve’s January meeting has set the tone for markets in the months ahead. Matt Cheslock, Equity Trader at Virtu Financial, breaks down key takeaways from the Fed’s decisions and their potential impact on investors.
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