According to Fox News, President Trump has suspended foreign student visas at Harvard University due to national security concerns, a move that could trigger heightened regulatory scrutiny in both educational and tech sectors. This policy shift may impact the flow of international talent into the US, potentially slowing innovation in blockchain and fintech startups often fueled by international graduates. Traders should monitor for increased market volatility in US-based crypto and tech stocks, as well as potential shifts in global crypto development hubs. Source: Fox News (June 5, 2025).

According to Yann LeCun, the Trump administration's methodical undermining of American science, as detailed in recent reports, poses significant risks to US-based innovation sectors, including AI and blockchain technology (Source: Yann LeCun on Twitter, May 24, 2025). Traders should monitor potential regulatory and funding shifts that may impact the performance of US tech stocks and crypto-related equities, especially as global investment may shift toward regions with stronger scientific support, influencing capital flows and token valuations.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, hedge funds have executed the second-largest sell-off of global technology stocks in five years, as per Goldman Sachs data. This significant activity primarily involved US tech stocks, which constituted 75% of the net selling. This sell-off was only surpassed by the early August 2024 sell-off, indicating a notable shift in hedge fund investment strategies.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, hedge funds have been aggressively selling US tech stocks for the first time in months. Last week, institutional investors reduced their tech stock exposure at the fastest pace since July 2024, with the 'Magnificent 7' exposure reaching a two-year low.