Patrick Cunningham Analyst Performance

The obvious way to "bet on Trump" in crypto is the Trump memecoin. And right now it's back in the news, with a contest offering its biggest holders a seat at dinner with the President. It's also about 97% below its peak. Because a memecoin doesn't benefit from good policy. It benefits from attention. The real winners of a pro-crypto Washington are the projects with actual businesses underneath them. Ones that get more valuable as rules get clearer, institutions get comfortable, and more money flows into the market.

BlackRock, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Fidelity are reportedly accumulating a scarce blockchain asset - one that gets burned with every transaction on what analysts are calling America's new financial grid. The Nasdaq has received SEC approval to move stocks onto blockchain rails, and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink dedicated his entire 2026 annual letter to this infrastructure shift. Blockchain analyst Andy Howard is calling this asset 'Digital Oil' - and says institutional buyers are already positioned.

Dr. Martin D. Weiss has publicly predicted six major American market crashes over his 55-year career, each warning issued before the crisis hit. Now the founder of Weiss Ratings, the only conflict-free rating agency in America, says he is watching a $3 trillion problem that could trigger a chain reaction across markets and banks.

In 2019, Charles Mizrahi named Marvell Technology his top AI pick. It's since climbed 1300 percent. Now he's pointing to a different company tech giants rely on to power their AI networks, one that's not yet a household name despite receiving 10 billion dollars a year in funding. The global AI market is projected to grow more than 1800 percent, reaching 5.2 trillion dollars by 2035.