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Trump vows 25% tariff on all imports from Mexico, Canada, 10% on China

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  1. Trump vows 25% tariff on imports from Mexico, Canada, 10% on China
  2. MicroStrategy buys another $5.4B of BTC at $98K
  3. Telegram’s revenue +190% to $525M in H1
  4. Apple said to have iPhone 17 “Air” with thinnest build
  5. Anthropic proposes open protocol for connecting AI chatbots with data

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1. Trump vows 25% tariff on all imports from Mexico, Canada, 10% on China

Markets give Trump only 36% odds that he will actually impose tariffs on Mexico/Canada, suggesting that this could be a negotiating tactic

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3. MicroStrategy buys another $5.4B of BTC at $98K, as prices -6% to $92K

  • Funded by a $3B convertible note offering (at 0% interest rate) and $2.5B in share sales, part of the company’s 21/21 plan to issue $21B in convertible debt and $21B in stock.

  • $MSTR now has $36B in BTC and a $82B market cap (not including $7B in debt), which makes their issuance strategy very profitable for current shareholders.

4. Telegram’s revenue +190% to $525M in H1, digital assets +225% to $1.3B from $400M in 2023-end

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