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- 17:02WLFI: Part of USD1 has been allocated as a strategic reserveForesight News reported that World Liberty Financial announced it has acquired a portion of USD1 tokens as a strategic reserve, aiming to promote the adoption of USD1 on the Solana blockchain.
- 17:02Litecoin founder Charlie Lee joins SilentSwap as a strategic advisor to promote digital asset privacy infrastructureForesight News reported that, according to SilentSwap monitoring, Litecoin founder Charlie Lee has joined SilentSwap's advisory board to help the company advance the development of digital asset privacy infrastructure. The upcoming launch of SilentSwap V2 will enhance the platform's capabilities and provide simple API integration, allowing platforms to add privacy features without the need for complex backend infrastructure or custodial arrangements. SilentSwap's non-custodial architecture ensures that users maintain full control over their assets while executing fully private cross-chain swaps, filling the privacy gap that has hindered the widespread adoption of blockchain technology.
- 16:54Barclays: If repo rates remain elevated, the Federal Reserve may need to interveneJinse Finance reported that if the repo agreement rate returns to above the effective federal funds rate target range, or even just to its upper bound and remains there for several weeks, policymakers may need to make adjustments, according to Barclays strategist Samuel Earl in a report. Earl wrote that the repo market is an "important driver" of the federal funds rate trend, and officials need to be concerned if repo rates remain at or even above the upper limit of the range. This means that the Federal Reserve will eventually need to increase reserves by lending more through repos or directly purchasing Treasury bills.