Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The crypto industry has seen progress under the Trump administration, with key figures within the industry having influence in policy-making. However, economic volatility caused by Trump's tariff plan has created uncertainty for the sector. Despite advancements in regulations and government support, public perception of crypto as a legitimate investment remains a challenge. The industry's hopes for respectability in traditional finance have been overshadowed by the sector's own volatility. This has resulted in setbacks such as bitcoin losing its appeal as an alternative investment, IPOs being delayed, and stock prices dropping for major companies like Coinbase. Recent funding rounds and acquisitions in the venture capital and private equity sectors are also highlighted. Bo Hines, a key figure in Trump's crypto strategy, is profiled in the piece, shedding light on his role as a liaison between industry stakeholders and regulators. While the crypto industry has made strides under Trump's presidency, ongoing economic uncertainty poses a threat to its progress.Moving on to various tech-related topics, including the U.S. Commerce Secretary's statement on temporary tariff exemptions for consumer electronics from China, illegal practices by Chinese suppliers offering tariff solutions to U.S. Amazon sellers, and the shift of Chinese EV giants towards the U.K. market due to tariff troubles in the U.S. and Europe. Other tech news such as Apple's rumored lighter and cheaper vision pro spatial headset, Alibaba's top AI tool in China, and the rise of Chinese EV brands in the U.K. market are also mentioned. Additionally, issues like parole by algorithm in Louisiana, debates sparked by Jack Dorsey's stance on IP law, and the emergence of autonomous ships are touched upon. The text also briefly mentions other news items related to technology and business.Discussing trade tariffs leading companies to reconsider providing quarterly earnings guidance, CEOs are realizing predicting profits is impossible in the current economic climate, incentivizing bad behavior. Companies like Berkshire Hathaway and Amazon have found success without providing guidance. Updates on tech tariffs show global markets responding positively to potential exemptions, despite concerns about impact on consumer confidence. Reevaluating traditional practices in light of trade tensions and economic uncertainty is suggested for a shift towards long-term success. Potential impacts of tariffs on global markets and consumer confidence are discussed, along with the fading dominance of the US dollar as a reserve currency. Stock market fluctuations, a standoff between Phillips 66 and activist investor Elliott, potential disruptions in trade due to Trump's tariffs on China, and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's thoughts on fixing bond chaos are also mentioned. Sharing information is encouraged with links to related content from Fortune.

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