Odaily Morning News
1: The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged as expected;
2: Federal Reserve FOMC statement: Out of 18 FOMC participants, 9 project a rate hike in 2026;
3: Ansem: Bullish on SpaceX to become the world's top by market cap, but warns of potential selling pressure from the August share unlock;
4: Bipartisan US lawmakers jointly proposed a bill to prohibit granting presidential pardon or sentence reduction to SBF;
5: "White-haired stock god" Serenity: Bullish on early-stage explosive growth in robotics; would go long on green harmonics if in China;
6: Illinois signed a 0.2% crypto transaction tax, which the industry calls one of the most anti-crypto laws in the US;
7: SPCX has become one of the highest-volume markets on HIP-3, with trading volume exceeding $1.125 billion;
8: BlackRock Bitcoin income ETF controversy heats up: possible flaws in strategy design, long-term may underperform BTC;
9: US Department of Justice seized approximately $9 million USDT in connection with a "pig-butchering" crypto scam network;
10: Revolut obtained a license from the Central Bank of the UAE, will enter the Middle East market and prepare for localized launch;
11: AI fintech compliance infrastructure Flagright completed $12.5 million Series A funding, with participation from YC and others;
12: Stablecoin payment infrastructure Trace Finance completed $32 million Series A funding, led by CoinFund.
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