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Bitcoin has broken through the 0.061 million mark strongly. FOMC meeting minutes release dovish signals. Will there be an interest rate cut in September?
Bitcoin has once again risen strongly, attracting strong attention due to the revision of US labor market data and the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting. Powell stated that although borrowing costs are high, the risks of achieving inflation and employment goals are roughly the same, suggesting the possibility of future interest rate cuts.
Unprecedented! The cryptocurrency industry is making a huge donation to the 2024 election, accounting for about half of all corporate contributions.
①The cryptos industry has already spent over 0.119 billion US dollars on the 2024 USA presidential election; ②According to calculations, this level of investment is unprecedented and accounts for nearly half, or 48%, of all corporate donations in this year's election.
BlackRock's ETHA Leads the Pack as First Ether ETF to Hit $1B in Net Inflows
Non-farm payroll data and monetary policy meetings are both coming tonight. Will the market see major fluctuations? The effect of making money from imitations is good, and the market will rise as soon as people get in.
On Wednesday night at 22:00, the US will release the non-farm payroll data for the first quarter. The market expectation is that the US will significantly reduce the employment figure, with the worst-case scenario being a downward revision of 1 million people.
Franklin Templeton Seeks SEC's Nod for BTC, ETH Crypto Index ETF
701 funds join in! In the second quarter, hedge funds continue to bet on bitcoin etfs, with Millennium, Capula, and Point72 all holding positions.
Bitcoin prices fell nearly 13% in the second quarter, and holding documents showed that the number of funds holding Bitcoin spot ETFs increased by 701. Millennium reduced its holdings of this type of ETF position in the second quarter, but still held at least five ETFs, and was the largest holder of most ETFs, including BlackRock ETF IBIT.
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