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Today’s Menu

• Google Just Unified Its AI Workplace Chaos

• VanEck Drops $644K Bitcoin Long-Term Forecast

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TODAY IN AI

Google Just Unified Its AI Workplace Chaos

Google released Gemini Enterprise, bundling its workplace AI offerings into a single platform where employees can create, deploy, and manage agents without any coding experience.

The platform combines no-code agent builders with ready-made assistants for research, coding, and customer service. It connects securely to company data across platforms and apps, with an agent marketplace offering thousands of partner-built solutions.

The Enterprise tier costs $30 per user monthly, with a cheaper $21 per month Business tier featuring less cloud storage and fewer features.

Google and Amazon both made AI platform plays today, betting companies want agents embedded directly in workflows, not isolated in separate apps. The enterprise battle is rapidly shifting from who has the best models to who can eliminate the most friction.

This is Google's answer to the agentic AI workflow problem - making it simple enough for non-technical employees to build and deploy AI agents while maintaining enterprise security and data controls.

TODAY IN CRYPTO

Arthur Hayes Just Killed Bitcoin's Four-Year Cycle

The four-year Bitcoin cycle is dead, according to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes - and his reasoning flips every traditional model upside down.

In his new essay "Long Live the King!" Hayes argues Bitcoin's bull and bear markets were never about halvings. They were always about liquidity. "When the price of money rises and supply falls, Bitcoin crashes... When money is cheap and plentiful, it soars."

This cycle is different because Trump wants to "run it hot," the Fed is cutting rates with inflation still above target, and China's moving to end deflation rather than tighten. Hayes puts it bluntly: "Listen to our monetary masters in Washington and Beijing. They clearly state that money shall be cheaper and more plentiful. Therefore, Bitcoin continues to rise."

CoinDesk agrees: "Bitcoin is unlikely to enter a bear market in the coming months as supportive monetary conditions prevail."

The halving clock doesn't matter anymore. It's always been about liquidity, and global central banks are choosing inflation over stability. This isn't a cycle top forming - it's a new monetary regime where cheap money flows permanently into hard assets.

The four-year cycle may be dead, but the bull market isn't. Long live the King

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