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Wall Street says Tesla has effectively reached Level 4 self-driving in most conditions; is insurance the evidence?

A Wall Street analyst said Tesla\'s Full Self-Driving software has effectively reached Level 4 autonomy in most conditions. Piper Sandler\'s Alexander Potter cited Tesla\'s lower insurance premiums for heavy FSD users, preparations for a robotaxi business and disclosure of FSD subscriber numbers. He also pointed to his own long-distance trip using FSD. Critics question performance in bad weather and complex cities, and debate collision data and legal responsibility.

Crypto

U.S. inflation above 4 percent adds downside pressure on bitcoin and gold

U.S. consumer price inflation rose above 4 percent in May, raising the prospect that bitcoin and gold could face more pressure this year, a report said. The 4.2 percent annual gain weakened expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts and prompted some to discuss the possibility of a rate hike within the year. Analysts cited real rates and limited liquidity as key factors, while CME futures implied a 98.4 percent chance rates stay unchanged at the June 17 FOMC meeting.

Crypto

SpaceX IPO frenzy draws crypto industry as tokens, perpetual futures and betting products proliferate

Crypto companies are competing to attract retail investors ahead of SpaceX\'s initial public offering, rolling out products ranging from prediction markets to tokenised assets and perpetual futures. The offerings allow trading on SpaceX price moves without a traditional brokerage account, though most do not provide direct share ownership, dividends, voting rights or claims on assets. Platforms such as Polymarket, Myriad, Kraken-linked services, Coinbase International, Hyperliquid and Backpack have launched related products, reviving investor-protection and regulatory concerns.