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Trend Research: Why Are We Still Bullish on ETH?
Against the backdrop of relatively accommodative expectations in both China and the US, which suppress asset downside volatility, and with extreme fear and capital sentiment not yet fully recovered, ETH remains in a favorable "buy zone."
深潮·2025/12/12 10:15
x402 V2 Released: As AI Agents Begin to Have "Credit Cards," Which Projects Will Be Revalued?
ChainFeeds·2025/12/12 10:12
SEC crypto approval means the 3-day wait to settle stock trades is now dead
CryptoSlate·2025/12/12 10:10
BTC Unlikely To Hit $100K By Year-end, Say Prediction Markets
Cointribune·2025/12/12 09:42
Rare Funding Rate Event Stuns XRP Market
Cointribune·2025/12/12 09:42
Revealed: The $500M Gamble of a Bitcoin OG’s Massive Leveraged Positions
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/12 09:39
SERA-Crypto: The Revolutionary AI Agent That Finally Solves Crypto Research Hallucinations
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/12 09:39
Unlock Billions: Anza’s Bold Plan to Slash Solana Account Creation Fees by 90%
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/12 09:39
Solana Decentralization: The Empowering Truth About Blockchain Leadership
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/12 09:39
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Analyst: Further reduction of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet will be gradualThe institution's hypothetical timeline is as follows: launch a plan around the end of this year, followed by a public comment period lasting until the second quarter of 2027, with the balance sheet runoff beginning in the fourth quarter of next year. Although Walsh has long called for a significant reduction in the Federal Reserve's presence in the asset markets, Wall Street strategists are generally skeptical about whether the central bank can meaningfully shrink its balance sheet. Expand
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The US Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates this year.The Federal Reserve currently expects to raise interest rates this year. (Watcher.Guru)
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Bank of America: Institutional clients sell tech stocks, marking the fourth consecutive week as the primary net sellers in the US stock marketClients of the bank sold stocks in 9 out of the 11 S&P 500 sectors last week, with technology and financial sectors being the most affected. Citing client data for the week ending June 26, Hall noted that the four-week average net capital inflow into the technology sector has dropped to a historic low. The consumer staples sector has recorded net outflows for seven consecutive weeks, marking the longest duration on record. Read more
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