Markets Brace for Warsh Fed Decision as Crypto PACs Flex Political Muscle

The trading floor is quiet ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first rate decision since taking the helm. Bitcoin hovers near sixty-five thousand dollars while institutional money rotates hard into altcoins-Uniswap ripped twenty-two percent after Standard Chartered dropped a hundred-dollar price target. Meanwhile, crypto PACs just proved their political firepower, dropping twelve million dollars to secure Alabama's Senate seat for Barry Moore, the most pro-crypto vote in Congress. Coinbase is pushing deep into traditional finance with tokenized stocks and AI advisors, while Illinois just became the first state to tax digital asset transactions at point-two percent. Oil's collapse is easing inflation fears, the Dow punched through fifty-two thousand for the first time, but tech sold off hard. Plus: Hyperliquid's meteoric rise, bitcoin miners facing a fifty-billion-dollar reality check on their AI pivot, and why SpaceX's two-point-six-trillion-dollar market cap now dwarfs the entire bitcoin network. This is your full market intel for June seventeenth, twenty twenty-six.