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👋Good morning. There's a particular kind of quiet that settles over trading floors and boardrooms alike right before a big decision — the sort you get in a stadium seconds before a penalty kick, when everyone already has an opinion but nobody's sure how it lands. That's where business found itself yesterday. Money got more cautious, borders got harder to cross, and rivals who'd usually rather eat glass than share a stage started finishing each other's sentences. Somewhere in all that tension sat one simple, old question: who's actually in control here — central bankers, tech billionaires, governments, or the machines everyone keeps promising to regulate eventually? Later today, at least one of those questions gets an answer. Grab your coffee — here's everything that led us to this point.
