- MoneyLion Markets Daily Newsletter
- Posts
- The Art of The Denounce
The Art of The Denounce

TLDR
MARKET RECAP → The Dow (DIA) climbed Tuesday, reaching session highs after the White House signaled that a major trade deal may be imminent.
SOFI PLANS MAJOR CRYPTO COMEBACK → SoFi announced it will relaunch crypto investing after new Trump-era regulatory shifts, aiming to weave blockchain into every corner of its business by 2026. 🚀
TRUMP COMPLAINS, AMAZON SCRAPS TARIFF DISPLAY PLAN→ Amazon scrapped plans to show tariff costs on product listings after Trump personally called Bezos to complain, turning a pricing tweak into a political spectacle. 📦
Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up for free here.
Earn rewards by referring friends. Scroll to the bottom to learn more! 👇️

TODAY’S TOP NEWS
SoFi Plans Major Crypto Comeback
🔹 Crypto reboot: SoFi CEO Anthony Noto announced plans to reintroduce cryptocurrency investing after new Trump-era regulatory shifts, aiming to integrate crypto and blockchain across all product areas.
🔹 Green light from regulators: After dropping crypto to secure a bank charter in 2023, SoFi moved quickly on fresh guidance from the OCC that opened the door for banks to offer crypto services again.
🔹 Bigger ambitions: Noto said SoFi would expand crypto beyond investing into lending, spending, and payments within 6-24 months, with potential acquisitions speeding up the strategy. 🚀
TODAY’S TOP NEWS
Trump Complains, Amazon Scraps Tariff Display Plan
🔍 Trump personally called Jeff Bezos to protest Amazon’s rumored plan to show tariff costs next to product prices, prompting Amazon to quickly walk it back, saying the idea was “never approved.”
📉 The White House labeled the move “hostile and political,” while Amazon clarified it was limited to a discount section and would not appear on the main site.
🛍️ The dustup reflects the tension over Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy — and highlights how major retailers are wrestling with passing costs onto consumers without political blowback.
KEEP READING
General Motors beats Wall Street estimates, reassesses full-year guidance amid auto tariffs (CNBC)
UPS to cut 20,000 jobs on likely lower Amazon shipments, profit beats estimates (CNBC)
Oracle engineers caused dayslong software outage at U.S. hospitals (CNBC)
Trump Tariffs Explained: Your Complete 2025 Guide (ML)
Why You’ll Love the Money Master Challenge – Your Daily Finance Game! (ML)
NOTABLE POSTS
JUST IN: White House: Amazon, $AMZN, showing tariffs on each product is a hostile and political act
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales)
12:59 PM • Apr 29, 2025
I miss The White Lotus, there’s something aesthetically pleasing about rich ppl questioning everything about themselves in a tropical location
— High Yield Harry (@HighyieldHarry)
12:20 AM • Apr 29, 2025
This will be the photo they use in textbooks to symbolize the start of the 2025 recession.
— Overheard on Wall Street (@OHWallStreet)
2:10 PM • Apr 29, 2025
WHAT WE’RE WATCHING
OUR FAVORITE TOOLS & RESOURCES
Polymarket — The world’s largest prediction market
Unusual Whales — Companion for uncovering unusual market activity
OpenBB — AI-powered research and analytics workspace
Earnings Hub — Earnings calendar
Quiver Quantitative — Quiver allows retail investors to tap into the power of big data with insights into things like congressional trades as they are disclosed
Perplexity — Perplexity AI is an AI-chatbot-powered research and conversational search engine
The Market Ear — Live news, analysis and commentary on what moves markets and trading
Coinmarketcap.com — Crypto market data
Finviz — Financial visualizations
Trading Economics — Economic calendar
CME FedWatch Tool — Market-implied probabilities of future levels of interest rates
Dataroma — Track stock picks and portfolios of legendary value investors such as Warren Buffett
ChatGPT — Large language model-based chatbot powered by generative AI
Vimcal — Lightning-fast calendar and AI scheduling assistant
REFERRAL PROGRAM
WE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK
How would you rate today's newsletter? |
Investment advisory services provided by ML Wealth LLC. Investment Accounts Are Not FDIC Insured • No Bank Guarantee • Investments May Lose Value. For important information and disclosures relating to the MoneyLion Investment Account, see Investment FAQs, Form ADV Brochure, and moneylion.com/investing. Funded managed investing accounts are subject to a monthly account fee of $1 (for accounts valued up to $5,000), $3 (for accounts valued over $5,000, and up to $25,000), or $5 (for accounts valued over $25,000).
This advertising email was sent to you because you have a MoneyLion account. If you would like to unsubscribe, please do so using this link. We respect your right to privacy. Please do not reply to this email with sensitive information, such as an account number, Social Security number, date of birth, bank account information, PIN, password, or Online ID. The security and confidentiality of your personal information is important to us. If you have any questions or want to read more, please visit our Help Center.
MoneyLion and Pathward do not provide, nor do they guarantee, any third-party product, service, information, or recommendation. The third parties providing these products or services are solely responsible for them, as well as all other content on their websites. MoneyLion is not liable for any third party’s failure with regard to those advertised products, services, and benefits. These advertised products and services may not be FDIC insured or bank-guaranteed, and may be subject to a different privacy policy than MoneyLion’s. You should check individual offers, products, and services to become familiar with any applicable restrictions or conditions that may apply. MoneyLion may receive compensation from third parties for referring you to the third party, their products or to their website.
The influencer, creator and other content provided in the MoneyLion App (“Content”) is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be construed as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. All Content is intended to be of a general nature, does not address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity, and may not constitute a comprehensive or complete statement of the matters discussed. MoneyLion is not a fiduciary by virtue of any person’s use of or reliance on the Content. You should consult an appropriate professional if you require any legal, tax, investment, financial or other advice. Terms and Conditions for our subscriber referral can be found here.