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The 60/40 Portfolio is Dead; Bitcoin Offers a New Path

Anthony Pompliano argues the traditional 60/40 stock-bond portfolio is obsolete, citing 2022's simultaneous market declines and ongoing inflation. Investors must seek alternatives beyond conventional asset classes in this new economic reality.

Why it matters: As fiat-denominated assets fail, Bitcoin emerges as a critical, uncorrelated store of value and a hedge against inflationary monetary policy.

→ Pomp Letter


Fidelity, $7 Trillion Giant, Supports Crypto Clarity Act

On July 25, 2026, Fidelity, an investment firm managing $7 trillion, publicly endorsed the new Crypto Clarity Act. This bill aims to establish clearer regulatory guidelines for digital assets in the United States.

Why it matters: Clearer regulations can reduce uncertainty, fostering greater institutional adoption of Bitcoin and other sound money alternatives.

→ Bitcoin Magazine


State Department Taps Bitcoin Policy Institute for Freedom Tech Program

The U.S. State Department is launching its "Freedom Tech Program" with the Bitcoin Policy Institute and Palantir as key founding partners. This initiative, announced today, July 25, 2026, aims to safeguard online free expression globally.

Why it matters: This collaboration signals a growing recognition of Bitcoin's role in protecting individual liberty and resisting censorship in the digital age.

→ Bitcoin Magazine


Lincoln's Racial Views: Jaffa's Interpretations Questioned by Mises Scholar

Dr. David Gordon, in a July 24, 2026, Mises Institute "Friday Philosophy" piece, critically examines Harry Jaffa's interpretations of Abraham Lincoln's racial statements. Gordon finds Jaffa's analysis lacking, suggesting a more nuanced understanding of Lincoln's views is necessary.

Why it matters: Understanding historical figures like Lincoln without ideological distortion is vital for defending individual liberty and sound principles today.

→ Mises Institute


Felony Murder Rule: 39 States Imprison Innocent for Life

The Sentencing Project revealed yesterday that 39 states and federal courts still uphold the felony murder rule, a British legal relic. This allows individuals to receive life sentences for murders they did not personally commit, simply for being involved in a felony where a death occurred.

Why it matters: Such expansive state power, capable of stripping individuals of their liberty without direct culpability, underscores the critical need for sound money and decentralized systems that limit government overreach.

→ Reason


Industry Leaders Push Senate for Clarity Act, Bolstering Bitcoin's Future

On July 25, 2026, three prominent crypto advocacy groups formally urged Senate leaders to pass the Clarity Act, a market structure bill designed to provide regulatory certainty for digital assets. This collective action highlights growing industry consensus on the need for clear legislative frameworks.

Why it matters: Regulatory clarity is crucial for Bitcoin's mainstream adoption, protecting individual liberty by defining property rights in the digital age and fostering a more robust, sound money ecosystem.


Tesla's Cash Burn Highlights Fiat's Fragility, SpaceX Preps Starship

Tesla shares plummeted almost 18% this week after reporting missed earnings and negative cash flow for Q2 2026. This financial downturn comes as SpaceX prepares for a critical Starship test flight, adding pressure to Elon Musk's ventures.

Why it matters: The rapid erosion of corporate value, even in high-profile companies, underscores the inherent instability of fiat-denominated assets and the need for sound money principles.

→ CNBC

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