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Mark Moss says Bitcoin has likely bottomed as seller exhaustion signals the market may be ready for a rebound.
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Investor Jason Calacanis says the post-midterm tech selloff has left a floor in place, predicts political compromise will help markets set new records and is putting spare cash into eight stocks, including Tesla, SpaceX, Microsoft and Apple.
Bitcoin may fall to $73,400–$74,500 before recovering, with high fear, stable bonds and resilient fundamentals signaling the crypto selloff may be ending.
Democrat Gina Hinojosa defeated Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in Texas's 2026 midterm elections. While she campaigned on tightening oversight of data center development, her recent comments indicate she is pro-business and willing to work with Elon Musk's companies. Hinojosa's proposed restrictions focus on new data center approvals rather than existing operations, suggesting SpaceX's Starbase facility and expansion plans are not directly threatened. Her willingness to maintain a working relationship with Musk's businesses provides a path for continued development under a clearer regulatory framework.
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