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1. Global financial leaders believe that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates twice this year; 2. Magic Eden test coin TestME is now open for application; 3. Consensys, the developer of the crypto wallet MetaMask, laid off 20% of its employees; 4. The Optimism Foundation agreed to provide Kraken with a grant of 25 million OP tokens; 5. Musk's xAI is negotiating financing at a valuation of $40 billion, hoping to raise billions of dollars; 6. TradingView data shows that BTC's market share has exceeded 60%; 7. MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings have a floating profit of more than $8.4 billion; 8. Tether Treasury minted 1 billion USDT on Tron this morning (authorized but not issued); 9. Filecoin ecosystem liquidity pledge agreement Glif plans to airdrop 100 million GLIF to qualified users, accounting for 10% of the total supply; 10. CME was approved to operate a futures commission merchant, which triggered strong opposition from industry participants; 11. Today, the Fear and Greed Index rose to 77, and the level turned to extreme greed; 12. The U.S. Treasury Department’s new financial inclusion strategy did not mention the role of cryptocurrency; 13. Circle raised the USDC exchange fee for the second time this year; 14. Visa and Coinbase cooperated to provide real-time cryptocurrency purchase services through debit cards; 15. dYdX Trading laid off 35% of its core team members; 16. Synthetix initiated a proposal to acquire Kwenta and restart derivatives trading functions; 17. Cryptocurrency trading platform Gemini received principle approval from the Central Bank of Singapore for the MPI license.

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2025-08-06 22:27:06

Fed's Daly: Labor market is slowing, tariffs will only have a short-term impact, and the Fed will cut interest rates soon

Odaily Planet Daily News: San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said on Wednesday that given the slowdown in the labor market and her assessment that tariffs pose only a short-term threat to inflation, she believes the Fed will soon need to cut interest rates. "Inflation has been gradually declining in the absence of tariffs, and as the economy slows and monetary policy remains suppressive, inflation should continue to decline." She added that although tariffs will push up inflation in the short term, they are unlikely to have a lasting impact. At the same time, the labor market is already weak. "I think a further slowdown would be worrying, and once the labor market falters, it tends to decline quickly and severely. All of this means that we will most likely need to adjust policy in the coming months."

2025-08-06 22:25:27

Bakkt to Acquire 30% Stake in Japan's Marusho Hotta

According to Odaily Planet Daily, crypto infrastructure company Bakkt announced it will acquire approximately 30% of Japan's Marusho Hotta, becoming its largest shareholder. It plans to rename the company "Bitcoin JP," transforming it into a Bitcoin-centric digital asset treasury platform. Upon completion of the transaction, Bakkt International President Phillip Lord will become CEO of the new company. This move is part of Bakkt's strategy to promote a global Bitcoin treasury. In June of this year, Bakkt submitted a $1 billion fundraising plan and completed $75 million in July to purchase Bitcoin and other assets. The transaction and name change still require shareholder approval.

2025-08-06 20:38:52

US to impose additional 15% tariff on Japanese imports

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the United States will impose an additional 15% tariff on Japanese imports, regardless of the existing tariff rate. (Jinshi)

2025-08-06 20:35:13

Fed's Daly: The labor market is slowing, tariffs will only have a short-term impact, and the Fed will cut interest rates soon

Odaily Planet Daily News: San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said on Wednesday that given the slowdown in the labor market and her assessment that tariffs pose only a short-term threat to inflation, she believes the Fed will soon need to cut interest rates. "Inflation has been gradually declining in the absence of tariffs, and as the economy slows and monetary policy remains suppressive, inflation should continue to decline." She added that although tariffs will push up inflation in the short term, they are unlikely to have a lasting impact. At the same time, the labor market is already weak. "I think a further slowdown would be worrying, and once the labor market falters, it tends to decline quickly and severely. All of this means that we will most likely need to adjust policy in the coming months." (Jinshi)

2025-08-06 16:57:53

Vitalik: Ethereum will eventually achieve almost real-time native asset transfers across L2 via L1

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin posted on the X platform that he was surprised to see so many mainstream Layer 2 platforms reach Stage 1. The next goal is to achieve fast withdrawal times (less than an hour) through a validity (also known as zero-knowledge proof) system, which is more important than reaching Stage 2. Fast withdrawal times are crucial and will reduce the cost of capital for liquidity providers. If native withdrawal times can be reduced to less than an hour in the short term and to 12 seconds in the medium term, it will further consolidate Ethereum Layer 1's position as the default platform for issuing assets and the economic center of the Ethereum ecosystem. To achieve this, we must move away from optimistic proof systems, which inherently require days-long waits for withdrawals. Historically, zero-knowledge proof technology has been immature and expensive, making optimistic proofs a sensible and secure choice. However, this is rapidly changing, with the 2-of-3 ZK + OP + TEE proof system strategy striking a balance between security, speed, and maturity. In the long term, Ethereum will ultimately enable near-instantaneous transfers of native assets across L2 via L1.

2025-08-06 16:38:14

Market News: Partial ruling in Roman Storm case: guilty of operating an unlicensed remittance business

According to market news, a partial ruling was made in the Roman Storm case, with the charge of illegally operating an unlicensed remittance business found guilty, the charge of money laundering conspiracy pending, and no violation of sanctions regulations.

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Fed's Daly: Labor market is slowing, tariffs will only have a short-term impact, and the Fed will cut interest rates soon

Bakkt to Acquire 30% Stake in Japan's Marusho Hotta

US to impose additional 15% tariff on Japanese imports

Fed's Daly: The labor market is slowing, tariffs will only have a short-term impact, and the Fed will cut interest rates soon

Vitalik: Ethereum will eventually achieve almost real-time native asset transfers across L2 via L1

Market News: Partial ruling in Roman Storm case: guilty of operating an unlicensed remittance business