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BREAKING NEWS
🤖 OpenAI's $42 Billion Offer to U.S Government
Sam Altman has a bold proposal. OpenAI is reportedly in preliminary discussions to give the U.S. government a 5% stake in the company. At OpenAI's current $852 billion valuation - the one set by its record-breaking private funding round just four months ago - that stake would be worth roughly $42.6 billion.
The idea is straightforward. Sam Altman wants the government to become a financial partner in AI rather than a regulator breathing down its neck, arguing that it's the best way to share AI's upside with regular Americans.
The model he's pitching is similar to Alaska's Permanent Fund, where oil revenues are pooled into a state-owned fund that pays annual dividends directly to residents. Altman wants to do the same thing with AI profits. Americans become shareholders. Washington becomes an ally.
Here's where it gets bigger than just OpenAI:
🏛️ Altman reportedly suggested Washington hold 5% of each of the leading US AI developers, potentially including Anthropic, Google, and Meta. Whether those companies would go along with it is a completely separate question that nobody has answered yet.
💰 The government has done this before. The Trump administration recently took a 10% stake in Intel after an $8.9 billion investment. Trump later said he should have asked for an even bigger piece. He's been openly enthusiastic about the idea of Americans becoming partners in the AI revolution.
📋 Nothing is signed. These are preliminary discussions first reported by the Financial Times. The White House has not commented publicly, and there's still a long way to go before any proposal becomes a deal.
The Munch Take: Let’s be honest, has anything ever gotten better and more efficient when the government has gotten involved? No. Anthropic’s new model, Fable 5, recently got banned by the government for being “too powerful". It has since been released again but you have to imagine that as AI continues to improve, we might see more of this. Unless, of course, the government gets involved. It’s still a young industry so anything can happen but I’d rather let innovation do its thing than get a 13 cent dividend check from the government.
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THE MARKET WATCH
💵 Visa, BlackRock, Mastercard And 140 Others Just Launched A Crypto Stablecoin
More than 140 companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, Google, Coinbase, and American Express just announced Open USD ( $OUSD ), a brand new stablecoin launching later this year on Solana. The companies backing this thing aren't small players. They are the global financial system.
A stablecoin is basically digital money that's always worth exactly $1. Think of it like a poker chip at a casino. You hand in real dollars, get chips worth the same amount, use them to play, then cash out. The biggest ones right now are Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC. They've dominated the market for years. That dominance just got its most serious challenge yet.
Here's why this matters for crypto:
🏦 The big guys are officially in. When Visa, Mastercard and BlackRock put their name on a crypto product together, it signals that stablecoins have moved from the fringes of finance to the center of it. The stablecoin market is already worth $300 billion and growing fast.
💸 They flipped the business model upside down. Every other stablecoin issuer keeps the interest earned on its reserves. OUSD shares almost all of it back with its 140 partners. That gives every single one of them a financial reason to push adoption inside their own products.
📉 Circle got hit immediately. Circle, the company behind USDC, saw its stock drop over 13% the day of the announcement. When Coinbase, one of Circle's biggest partners, signs on to a competing stablecoin, the market takes notice fast.
The Munch Take: The two companies that run the world's payment rails just launched a stablecoin with the world's largest asset manager. Five years ago, that would have sounded like science fiction. Whether OUSD can challenge Tether or USDC is another question. But the message is clear: crypto has gone from the fringe to the financial mainstream.
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