Louis Velazquez is a dynamic force at the crossroads of technology, finance, and media. As the founder of MegaHoot Technologies and a financial industry veteran, Velazquez has built a reputation for identifying disruptive trends and turning them into profitable ventures. His diverse career spans from his early days as a competitive athlete to becoming a pioneering tech innovator and influential radio show host.
Fidelity urges SEC to move further on crypto activity by broker-dealers
The investment giant told the regulator’s crypto task force it supports trading tokenized securities on alternative trading systems and tradfi on-chain integration.
Resolv says no assets lost as DeFi protocols respond to USR exploit
USR issuer Resolv Labs says its collateral pool remains intact after an exploit on Sunday that minted 80 million unbacked tokens and drove the US
Bitcoin risks 50% drop as BTC’s positive correlation with US stocks grows
Bitcoin’s 20-week rolling correlation with the S&P 500 has turned positive, a signal that has historically preceded major BTC price declines.
Coinbase-backed CoinDCX founders questioned in fraud case: Report
Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX says the fraud complaint is part of a wider impersonation scam, citing more than 1,200 fake sites using its brand.
‘Hawk Tuah’ girl Hailey Welsh says memecoin implosion ‘traumatized’ her
Welsh warned others to stay away from crypto and said that she still does not understand anything about the sector more than a year later.
Resolv Labs’ stablecoin depegs as attacker mints millions of tokens
An attacker has exploited the Resolv USR stablecoin to mint 80 million tokens and has reportedly been able to cash out at least $25 million.
Nevada judge temporarily blocks Kalshi from operating in the state
A Nevada state judge has sided with local authorities to ban Kalshi’s sports, election and entertainment event contracts in the state for 14 days.
CFTC staff clarify expectations on using crypto as collateral
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission staff has provided answers to frequently asked questions about the agency’s expectations around a crypto collateral pilot.
Brazil’s finance minister shelves crypto tax policy due to election: Report
The South American country will hold its presidential election in October 2026, and incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is running for re-election.
Bitcoin options signal fear even as BTC ETF outflows remain relatively low
Bitcoin ETF outflows are too small to signal a bearish pivot from traders, but worsening US macroeconomic conditions and high oil prices keep BTC traders
SEC crypto guidance puts the ‘final nail’ in the Gensler era: Analyst
The SEC’s digital asset market taxonomy, which classifies most cryptocurrencies and tokens as non-securities, is a major step for US regulators.
Ethereum eyes 25% rally as richest ETH whales return to ‘profitable state’
ETH price could climb toward $2,750 by June and above $3,200 by September if the historical whale-profit signal plays out again.
- Commodities on the Edge, Hoarding, Leverage and the Promise of Tokenized Markets
Global commodity markets, long considered the backbone of real-world economic activity, are experiencing a period of extraordinary tension and […]
- Wall Street Meets Web3, How Tokenization Is Redefining Global Finance
For decades, financial markets have expanded by accommodating more capital, more instruments and more global participation but the underlying […]
- Leverage in Financial Markets, is it a Friend or Foe?
Leverage has always been one of the most powerful and dangerous forces in financial markets. At its best, leverage amplifies liquidity, improves […]
- Copper in 2026, Where Bullish Rationale Meets Significant Risks
Copper has emerged as one of the most closely watched commodities heading into 2026, with prices briefly breaking record levels above $13,400 per […]
- BitGo’s Big Move, From Crypto Custody Pioneer to Wall Street Debut
In an industry still battling questions of legitimacy and regulatory clarity, BitGo Holdings has emerged as one of the most consequential early […]
- SPACs in a Deal-Starved Market are Scrambling for Targets
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies or SPACs, got headline news with dramatic fanfare in the early 2020s as an alternative route to public markets, […]
- Mining in the Age of Innovation, Why Technology, Not Just Commodity Prices, Is Redefining the Sector
For much of modern financial history, mining has been viewed as a cyclical, capital-intensive industry whose fortunes rise and fall with commodity […]
Rising oil prices could raise grocery costs for millions of families
You felt it last week at the gas station when the numbers on the pump climbed faster than you expected them to. That sudden jolt
Iran: Strait of Hormuz Open, But Not for ‘Iran’s Enemies’
On Sunday, Iranian media cited Iran’s representative to the U.N. maritime agency as saying the Strait of Hormuz would remain available for commercial traffic, with
Trump: ‘The Greatest Enemy America Has Is the Radical Left,’ Targets Talarico and Newsom
On Sunday, Donald Trump used the Truth Social post to argue that the Democratic Party’s “Radical Left” is now the country’s top adversary, after what
Steve Jobs Once Brushed Away The Where Do You See Yourself In 10-Years Question: ‘My Headlights Are Not That Good’
Jobs believed in shorter planning horizons for fast-moving technology companies, as long-term plans often become obsolete. But he also valued a longer-term view for building
Bill Ackman on Treasury’s Fannie/Freddie Deal: ‘Now That You Have Time, Mr. President, Let’s Stop the Steal!’
Bill Ackman blasted the U.S. Treasury’s handling of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Sunday, arguing the government rewrote the rescue terms through the Net