WS #7459

The data dump is overwhelmingly dominated by noise: thousands of Polymarket sports and crypto binary-option trades, routine Ukraine drone-attack alerts, and low-significance geopolitical posts. No new high-impact market-moving signal emerges. The only items worth noting are: (1) a Benzinga report that the Trump administration is reportedly eyeing an indictment of Raúl Castro over the 1996 plane shootdown, which could have geopolitical implications for US-Cuba relations but limited near-term US market impact; (2) a Coindesk report that crypto longs lost $500 million as bitcoin slid to $78,000, with SOL and XRP down 5%, tracking a global bond selloff and the worst US stock session since March—this confirms a risk-off tone in crypto but is not a new catalyst; (3) Iraqi Oil Minister statements about increasing Ceyhan crude exports to 500,000 bpd and seeking OPEC approval to boost production capacity to 5 million bpd, which could pressure oil prices but are aspirational and not yet actionable. Overall, the window is devoid of actionable catalysts for US equities.