Ten31 Timestamp: Dog Days

Marty and John dig into the Groundhog Day situation in the Strait of Hormuz, why neither side looks desperate to deal, and what rising Treasury yields with suppressed volatility mean for the standoff. They get into the SPR draining to 40-year lows, Japan's yield curve cracking and the Fed stepping in with yen support, and why the FEMA repo facility matters. They also break down the latest fiscal math, the $500 billion AI buildout coalition led by Nvidia, and the accelerating US-China decoupling across chips and talent. To close, they look at Paul Tudor Jones adding to his Bitcoin position, Abu Dhabi holding pat, and volatility coiling to all-time lows. 🔗 https://bitcoinproducts.com In this episode: Hormuz stalemate and Trump's territorial ambitions Iranian factions and Treasury sanctions pressure Treasury yields rising but MOVE index staying subdued SPR drained to 40-year lows Japan's yield curve and US yen intervention FEMA repo facility and Fed-Treasury coordination July deficit at $432 billion and interest expense surging Niall Ferguson and the interest versus defense threshold Crypto banking charters and the GENIUS Act timeline Dollar system transition and new collateral Nvidia…