According to Evan (@StockMKTNewz), a resurfaced video shows Elon Musk being interviewed on the day Tesla ($TSLA) went public in 2010, highlighting the company's early vision and growth strategy (source: Twitter). For traders, this historical footage provides context on Tesla’s transformational role in technology and renewable energy—sectors closely watched by crypto investors due to increasing tokenization and blockchain integration in green tech. The correlation between tech stock performance, especially Tesla, and sentiment in leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum remains significant, making this video a valuable reference for those tracking cross-market momentum (source: Twitter @StockMKTNewz).

According to The Kobeissi Letter on Twitter, UnitedHealth ($UNH), a Dow 30 component, has plunged another 16% today, bringing its one-month losses to nearly 60%. The stock has erased $400 billion in market cap in just one month, averaging an $18 billion loss per trading day (source: The Kobeissi Letter, May 15, 2025). This unprecedented decline in a major blue-chip stock could signal heightened volatility and risk-off sentiment in broader financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. Historically, such large-cap sell-offs have led to increased correlations and liquidity shifts between traditional equities and crypto assets, prompting traders to closely monitor Bitcoin and Ethereum for potential spillover volatility.

According to Charles d'Haussy (@charlesdhaussy) on Twitter, Bitcoin ($BTC) has reached the significant milestone of $100,000. This price level marks a major psychological threshold for traders and has historically triggered increased volatility and liquidity in the crypto markets. Market participants should closely monitor on-chain data and derivatives activity for potential profit-taking and new inflows, as well as watch correlated assets like Ethereum and altcoins for spillover effects. Source: Charles d'Haussy (Twitter, May 8, 2025).