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Narrative of the Week: Everyone Wants a Stablecoin 🔹Tether and the Government of Georgia launch GEL₮, an official sovereign stablecoin. 🔹Fintech firm SoFi launches SoFiUSD, with tokenized deposits planned next. 🔹Falcon Finance and Anchorage Digital Bank launch fUSD, a GENIUS-compliant stablecoin with a 3% target yield via Ceffu. Every company and government seek to issue their own stablecoin to keep up with the global adoption of stablecoins as 24/7 global payment rails. 3/6

CMC Market Pulse: Everyone Gets A Stablecoin! BTC -4.52%, ETH -13.57%. Market cap drops to $2.47T as longs get torched. Stablecoin issuers come from every corner of fintech and government. Let's break down this week's top crypto narratives. 1/6

🚨 VIRAL MOMENT IN L.A. 🚨 Residents are absolutely TORCHING city leaders 😳🔥 “L.A. is a public toilet at this point” 🚽 “All the government has given me is TRAUMA” 😬 “I threw out 3 pairs of shoes from human feces” 👞💩 “Karen Bass has been LYING her butt off” 🤥 The reactions only get crazier… 👀

Protests have erupted across Asia over the rising cost of fuel. Negotiations to end the war are ongoing but if the Strait of Hormuz doesn't open soon, Asian governments could be in trouble. Learn how some countries are diversifying their energy sources:

Today in Tampa, I outlined the Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes plan that will eliminate taxes on homesteads.  Property tax revenue collected by local governments has nearly doubled in the past seven years (from $32 billion to $60 billion) and is expected to reach an astounding $83 billion by 2032. Florida homeowners need relief. Now is the time to stand up for taxpayers, enact a historic reform, and save the home of every Floridian.

Mexico’s attorney general’s office has opened an investigation into Houston fuel trader Ikon Midstream ‘based on testimonies, documents and surveillance,’ a Mexican government security document shows @specialreports

Houston fuel trader Ikon Midstream is under investigation in Mexico in connection with cartel-linked fuel smuggling, according to three Mexican security sources and four government security documents reviewed by Reuters @specialreports

$XFAB (photonics + power semis) is an interesting long idea at $1.28B MC, that I took positions in. Given EU CHIPS act 2 is today as the catalyst for European photonics players. > 800 VDC power semi exposure to $NVDA push through $NVTS + $POWI > Silicon Photonics / CPO exposure with $NVDA as evaluation stage for high volume manufacturing (optical transceivers/switches) > The only high-volume SiC foundry in the US. > One of the critical MEMS foundries > ~1.29 P/B, which was around what $SOI was sitting at when I went long. Depressed valuations due to legacy drag > ~6.5-8.5 fwd p/e 2028 personal est. > backstopped by Government: - EU CHIPS act, $128M Euros - US CHIPS act $50M PMT (department of commerce). With likely more coming (just signals critical importance to Western supply chains). So at a certain point with all the grants, they’re just getting the capex funded by the Governments. EU CHIPS act 2 is coming out this week, and I’m gonna go ahead and guess $XFAB might get included given they were before, and this package is specifically targeting photonics. ~$1.3B MC seems compelling to me if it can pull a Soitec reversal (low p/b, very high growth segments, auto legacy drag). As for the $NVDA silicon photonics relationships it’s under “photonixFAB”. Markets probably missed this silicon photonics relationship (like $TSEM when I went long) with Nvidia since XFab leads this… Just under a different name. For power semis, XFAB is named for SiC + $NVTS. In PCN-22181, $POWI explicitly names XFAB as its foundry.  Given its exposure to power semis and photonics as growth, low P/B, gov backstop (of course dyor, just sharing my personal thoughts) Thought it personally seemed compelling.

At a sprawling bazaar on the outskirts of Vietnam's capital, the trade in counterfeit goods is bustling despite government crackdowns and the threat of US tariffs over the issue, two visits by Reuters journalists to the market found