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Live from the Nasak market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Your traders on the desk are Pea Jaray and Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, and Guy Dami.

Tonight on Fast, it is Bitcoin Week Part D, as one of the largest Bitcoin conferences kicks off here in New York City.

We've got every crypto angle covered in just a few moments.

Former Citigroup Trader goes crypto, Arthur Hayes, who runs one of the largest

cryptocurrency exchanges by volume, will be here. And he says something very

bullish happened today. He'll tell us what that is. Plus, place your bets a Supreme Court paving the way for

legalized sports gambling and there could be an unlikely group of winners. We will

give you the stocks and the trades. But first we start off with a rally that

many wish was not happening talking about the pain at the pump.

Gas prices are nearing $3 a gallon as oil is on 5% in the past month alone.

That certainly has helped energy stocks, but could higher prices at the pump

actually hit the consumer and send consumer facing stocks reeling this ahead of a

big week big couple of weeks for retail earnings.

Yeah and obviously it's not going to help the consumer.

I mean, it's clearly not going back into the economy.

And those incidental dollars you're spending on gas, you can't spend someplace else.

I saw Joe Livornea on earlier today talking about just that but doesn't mean all

retail is going to die. Look at Walmart and Target today for example. I mean if you

go down to the lowest common denominator I guess if you want to break it down

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