According to @StockMKTNewz, Mark Zuckerberg said Meta ($META) is planning to invest a “significantly higher number” than $600 billion in the United States through the end of the decade; source: @StockMKTNewz on X, Sep 6, 2025. That magnitude implies an annualized run-rate well above $100B (> $600B over ~5 years) versus Meta’s previously guided 2024 capex of $35–40B focused on AI infrastructure, a setup that historically boosts demand expectations for AI chips (NVDA, AMD) and U.S. data center buildouts; source: Meta Platforms 2024 capex guidance in Q1–Q2 2024 earnings materials; NVIDIA FY2025 earnings call commentary on hyperscaler demand. In crypto, AI-linked tokens such as RNDR, FET, and AKT have historically rallied around major AI equity catalysts, so traders often monitor these pairs when hyperscaler capex headlines hit; source: Kaiko Research 2024 analyses on AI token performance around NVIDIA earnings; Binance Research 2024 AI sector reports.

According to Fox News, more than a dozen US states have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Transportation over the distribution of electric vehicle (EV) charging station funds (source: Fox News, May 8, 2025). This legal action could delay federal infrastructure projects, potentially affecting timelines for EV expansion and clean energy initiatives. For traders, this development may increase volatility in clean energy and EV-related stocks, and could also impact cryptocurrencies tied to green energy sectors, such as those supporting carbon credits or blockchain-based EV charging solutions. Market participants should monitor legal proceedings for updates that could shift sentiment in both traditional and crypto markets.