Fast Money starts right now.

Live for the NASDAQ market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

I'm Melissa Lear.

Traders on the desk are Pete and Jerry and Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan and Guyadami.

Tonight on Fast, if you love Bitcoin, this is the show for you.

First, we are talking to Wall Street's new crypto king, Bart Smith of Ceschlehanna,

the first major financial institution,

to open a Bitcoin trading group.

And later, we are sitting down with Brett Redfern from the SEC.

This is the man who will set the tone and tenor for the future of crypto regulations on Wall

Street.

These are two interviews you will not want to miss.

Plus, Elon Musk winning back the heart of its

investors, at least for today. Tesla posting its best day in more than two years after the

CEO described what's been a hellish few months for the company. We'll bring you all the

details but first we start off with the markets of Dow surging more than

340 points today the NASDAQ closing at a record and for a change the

financials finally joining the party serving nearly 2%.

So was the bank breakout the missing ingredient that could take the market to new heights?

Well, it certainly helped.

I mean, we've watched how the banks have traded with the 10 year, and that's been almost directly connected. And I pointed out something earlier today. I'll say it again, J.P. Morgan and look at the 10 year, they are identical over the last month.

So you finally start to see we were down to 277.

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