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At the Blockchain Association Policy Summit, U.S. Senators Gillibrand and Lummis stated that the "Crypto Market Structure Bill" is expected to have its draft released by the end of this week, with revisions and hearings scheduled for next week. The bill aims to establish clear boundaries for digital assets by adopting a classification-based regulatory framework, clearly distinguishing between digital commodities and digital securities, and providing a pathway for exemptions for mature blockchains to ensure that regulation does not stifle technological progress. The bill also requires digital commodity trading platforms to register with the CFTC and establishes a joint advisory committee to prevent regulatory gaps or overlapping oversight. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of this summary, generated by the Mars AI model, is still being iteratively updated.
Boosted by expectations of further easing from the Federal Reserve, gold has risen for four consecutive days. Technical indicators show strong bullish signals, but there remains one more hurdle before reaching a new all-time high.
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."
- 14:00Hong Kong Monetary Authority issues crypto scam alert, warns against fake websites stealing digital assetsChainCatcher news, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) issued a stern statement in 2025, reminding the public to be vigilant against recent scams impersonating its official website. These fraudulent websites may attempt to steal users' cryptocurrencies or personal financial information. As Hong Kong actively develops its virtual asset regulatory framework, scammers have also intensified their fraudulent activities targeting crypto investors. HKMA urges users to stay alert, obtain information only through official channels, and avoid asset losses.
- 13:41Goolsbee: Not hawkish on next year's interest rate stance, optimistic about rate cuts this yearChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve's Goolsbee stated that his stance on next year's interest rates is not hawkish. He is optimistic about a rate cut this year, but feels uneasy about a premature and significant policy easing.
- 13:21Paulson: Focus on employment risks, monetary policy remains restrictiveJinse Finance reported that Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Harker stated that she is currently most concerned about the state of the labor market, believing that the current monetary policy stance should help bring inflation back to the 2% target. She is slightly more worried about labor market weakness than about the risk of rising inflation, and pointed out that as the impact of tariffs gradually fades next year, inflation may gradually decline. Harker emphasized that monetary policy remains somewhat restrictive, and the cumulative effects of past tightening policies will help inflation return to target.