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1Bitget Daily Digest (7.11)|BTC Hits New All-Time High, $MOVE $IO $IMX Face Major Unlocks, Grayscale Updates “Assets Under Consideration” List2Bitcoin, Ether ETFs see second-largest inflows ever as prices hit new highs3PEPE gains 15%, leading top memecoins as WIF and BONK eye a rally

Solana Price Prediction: SOL Surges 15% Because of Trump...Here's Why
Cryptoticker·2025/03/03 00:44

CME Group to launch Solana futures as Bitcoin Pepe’s presale hits $3.65m
Coinjournal·2025/03/02 22:33

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $90M in Inflows After 8-Day Outflow Streak
The reversal follows a turbulent period that saw significant capital exits from Bitcoin ETFs, including a staggering $754.53 million outflow on February 26.
CryptoNews·2025/03/02 22:00

SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw Dissents on Meme Coin Non-Security Ruling
Crenshaw argued that meme coins could meet the Howey test’s criteria.
CryptoNews·2025/03/02 22:00

Official Trump Fires Up 19.7% in Past 24 Hours as International Relations Heat: Can This Hold?
CryptoNews·2025/03/02 22:00

Ethereum Researcher Proposes Shared Random Algorithm to Decentralize Block Building
The proposal suggests implementing a shared random algorithm to eliminate Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) at the block level and distribute block construction more equitably across the network.
CryptoNews·2025/03/02 22:00

Swiss National Bank Rejects Bitcoin as Reserve Asset Over Stability and Security Concerns
Schlegel’s stance contradicts a proposal from Swiss Bitcoin nonprofit think tank 2B4CH, which aims to constitutionally mandate the SNB to hold Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
CryptoNews·2025/03/02 22:00

Snoop Dogg’s Tune.fm Partnership Drives HBAR Token Surge: Up 10.9% in Past 24 Hours
CryptoNews·2025/03/02 22:00

SEC to Host Crypto Talks, First Roundtable in March
CryptoNewsFlash·2025/03/02 20:11

El Salvador buys more Bitcoin, totaling 6.093,18 BTC
Portalcripto·2025/03/02 18:22
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- 18:58Fed’s Goolsbee Warns: Latest Tariff Threats Could Delay Rate CutsAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee stated that the latest tariff measures announced by President Trump have once again clouded the inflation outlook, making it more difficult for him to support the rate cut policy that Trump strongly advocates. In an interview on Friday, Goolsbee revealed that over the past few months, market concerns about tariffs driving up prices had eased significantly after Trump suspended the high bilateral tariff plan proposed in April, which had originally paved the way for the Federal Reserve to cut rates again soon. However, the latest round of tariffs—including a 35% tariff on certain Canadian imports and a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods starting August 1—could reignite inflation worries, forcing the Fed to remain on hold until the situation becomes clearer. “I hope the business community won’t respond by saying ‘this puts us back in the situation of April 3,’ but it’s hard to judge the extent of the impact at this point,” he admitted.
- 17:21Institutions: The U.S. Treasury Market Has Not Fully Priced in the Risk Event of a Change in Federal Reserve ChairAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Natixis analyst John Briggs stated that the increasing pressure from the White House on Powell has not yet been fully priced into the US Treasury market. Investors are currently pricing in rate cuts for this year, which has pushed down short-term yields. The faster rise in long-term yields is typically attributed to concerns over the US fiscal deficit. "Unless we gain a clearer understanding of Trump's preferences for the next Federal Reserve Chair, I don't think the market will be affected in terms of pricing," Briggs said. Powell has indicated that he will remain in his position until his term ends in May. Trump is expected to select a more dovish successor.
- 17:01Arkham: German Government Has Lost $2.98 Billion from "Premature" Bitcoin SalesAccording to ChainCatcher, statistics from Arkham show that the German government sold 49,858 bitcoins at an average price of $57,900. Compared to the current price range of $117,000, the "missed profit" from selling early has reached $2.98 billion.