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1. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cross-border cooperation in digital assets and jointly create a new milestone;
2. Federal Reserve mouthpiece: The Federal Reserve is expected to pause interest rate cuts, and the path to resuming rate cuts remains unclear;
3. A certain whale withdrew 15,109 ETH from a certain exchange, worth $43.96 million;
4. The US Dollar Index stopped falling and rebounded, with some non-US currencies giving back gains;
5. Institution: The current Federal Reserve interest rate is close to neutral, but the AI boom and rising metal prices may increase inflation stickiness;
6. A certain whale sold 295,000 HYPE for a profit of $4.92 million;
7. Gold prices remain firmly above $5,000, with the market awaiting Powell's speech and data guidance;
8. ClawdBot founder: There will be no token issuance, don't get involved;
9. A certain address spent $23,000 betting on extreme volatility in the Federal Reserve interest rate decision, with a maximum possible profit of $5.64 million.
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