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Bijie.com Morning News | List of important updates on April 4 overnight
US SEC Chairman nominee Paul Atkins has been voted by Senate Banking Committee
US stocks opened sharply lower Apple fell 8.2%
3m ago
Fed Bowman will accept a hearing on the nomination of vice chairman of regulatory authorities, and digital asset stance will be questioned
According to Coinjie.com, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett posted on X platform that the banking and crypto industry will hold an important nomination hearing next Thursday, when the U.S. Republican Senate Banking Committee will hold a meeting to question Federal Reserve Director Michelle Bowman (Trump chose to replace Michael Barr as the next vice chairman of regulation). In this position, Bowman will be a key player in monitoring and regulating bank crypto-related activities, and the Republicans are expected to raise many questions about debanization, the Fed’s position on digital assets and how it handles the crypto industry.
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A hearing to question the Fed's governor is expected next Thursday, covering the Fed's position on digital assets
According to Coinjie.com, crypto reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on X platform that next Thursday, the banking and crypto industry will hold an important nomination hearing, when the U.S. Republican Senate Banking Committee will hold a meeting to question Federal Reserve Director Michelle Bowman (Trump chose to replace Michael Barr as the next vice chairman of regulation). In this position, Bowman will be a key player in monitoring and regulating bank crypto-related activities, and the Republicans are expected to raise many questions about debanization, the Fed’s position on digital assets and how it handles the crypto industry.
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48m ago
A giant whale sells $9.67 million worth of IMX after SEC ends its investigation into Immutable
According to on-chain analyst Ember Monitor, the price of IMX has risen to a certain extent after the SEC concluded its investigation into Immutable. A whale/institution took advantage of the opportunity to sell 17.17 million IMX (valued at $960,000) in the last 8 days, with an average price of $0.56. He/they deposit IMX into FalconX (Institutional Business Brokerage Platform) after the investigation news was concluded that the IMX price rose, and then enter Binance from FalconX.
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2h ago
Bitcoin startups are surging, raising $1.2 billion in 2021
According to Bijie.com, there is a craze for Bitcoin startups. According to @trammellvc data, the financing scale has soared by 767% since 2021. – Early "Bitcoin Native" projects have surged, raising $1.2 billion since 2021 (although it fell 22% in 2024). –The scale of Series A financing increased by 60% last year, indicating that the project is gradually maturing. – But Bitcoin projects account for only 2.34% of total crypto venture capital, a severe imbalance with its 63% market dominance.
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3h ago
The probability of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged in May is 68.8%
According to CME's "Federal Observation": The probability of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged in May is 68.8%, and the probability of a 25 basis point cut is 31.2%. The probability of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged by June is 18.5%, the probability of a cumulative interest rate cut of 25 basis points is 58.7%, and the probability of a cumulative interest rate cut of 50 basis points is 22.9%.
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3h ago
US stagflation risk rises two giants on Wall Street have huge differences over Fed interest rate paths
According to Coinjie.com, at around 2 a.m. local time in Zurich, UBS Global Wealth Management chief investment officer Mark Haefele made his own judgment on the new round of large-scale tariff measures for US President Trump. He wrote in a report to clients that the Fed will be forced to cut interest rates significantly this year, possibly as many as four times. About 12 hours later, Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist at Morgan Stanley, came to a completely opposite conclusion: the Fed will not cut interest rates now. His team retracted forecasts for a possible rate cut in June and now expects the Fed to have to wait until next year to cut rates again. "The Fed will find it difficult to ignore the pressure of rising inflation in the short term and be unable to quickly relax monetary policy," Gapen and his team said in the report. This huge difference highlights the particularity and complexity of the US economic difficulties amid the escalating trade war.
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3h ago
Trump: Market response to tariffs is expected
According to Coinjie.com, US President Trump: The market response to tariffs is expected.
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3h ago
Trump: I like the drop in interest rates
According to Coinjie.com, US President Trump: I like the drop in interest rates.
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3h ago
Trump: Musk has the right to stay and leave, and the government's efficiency improvement process will not be affected after resignation
US President Trump said today: "Musk stays as long as he wants, but may leave in a few months. After Musk leaves, the government's work to improve efficiency will continue."
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3h ago
Trump: Musk stays as long as he wants, but may leave in a few months
According to Coinjie.com, US President Trump: Musk can stay as long as he wants, but he may resign in a few months. After Musk leaves office, the government's work to improve efficiency will continue.
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4h ago
Trump: Sometimes people we don't like
According to Coinjie.com, US President Trump: (asked about firing national security assistants) We sometimes fire people we don’t like.
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4h ago
Trump: If other countries provide something "magnificent" they can negotiate tariffs
According to Coinjie.com, US President Trump: If other countries provide something "magnificent", tariff negotiations can be conducted.
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4h ago
EU plans to impose major penalties on Musk's social media platform X
According to the New York Times, four people familiar with the matter revealed that EU regulators are preparing to impose major penalties on Musk's social media platform X for violating the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA). Penalties will include fines and demands for product changes, with the amount of fines that may exceed $1 billion. The penalty is expected to be announced this summer. This will be the first penalties issued by the DSA, and one source said regulators are trying to use X as an example to prevent other companies from violating the DSA. EU officials said their investigation into X had nothing to do with Trump's tariffs, which began in 2023.
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New York Times: EU plans to impose a major penalty on Musk's X company, fined more than 1 billion euros
According to Bijie.com, on April 4 (UTC+8), four people familiar with the matter revealed that EU regulators are preparing to impose major penalties on Musk's social media platform X because the platform violated the EU Digital Services Act (DSA). Penalties will include fines and demands for product changes, with the amount of fines that may exceed $1 billion. The penalty is expected to be announced this summer. This will be the first penalties issued by the DSA, and one source said regulators are trying to use X as an example to prevent other companies from violating the DSA. EU officials said their investigation into X had nothing to do with Trump's tariffs, which began in 2023. (Source: Bitpush)
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5h ago
Tariff wave disrupts markets USD gives back all gains since Trump's election victory
As a new wave of tariffs subverts global markets, the dollar has erased all gains since Trump won the election last November, Coin World.com reported. "The dollar bear market has arrived and is roaring," said Paresh Upadhyaya, director of fixed income and currency strategy at Amundi, adding that the dollar could fall 10% this year as the United States "hovered on the brink of recession." This is in stark contrast to earlier this year when Trump's policy plans such as tax cuts and tariffs were seen as justification for betting on a rebound in the dollar. In February this year, US Treasury Secretary Bescent said that Trump's policy is "completely consistent" with the strong dollar, thus confirming the administration's strong dollar position. "We may be in the early stages of a structural sell-off in the dollar," said Ed Al-Hussainy, strategist at Columbia Threadneedle Investment.
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BlackRock meets with US SEC Cryptocurrency Working Group to discuss physical redemption of crypto ETFs
According to a public agenda, BlackRock met with the US SEC cryptocurrency working group to discuss its existing cryptocurrency ETFs and the possibility of allowing physical redemption and creation in the future.
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5h ago
The three major U.S. stock indexes opened low and closed low, and the Dow Jones closed initially down about 1,700 points
According to Coinjie.com, the three major U.S. stock indexes opened low and closed low, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down about 1,700 points, the S&P 500 fell 4.8%, and the Nasdaq fell nearly 6%. Technology stocks fell sharply, with Apple (AAPL.O) falling 9%, with market value evaporating about $300 billion, while Amazon (AMZN.O) and NVDA (NVDA.O) fell 8.9% and 7.8% respectively. Intel (INTC.O) rose 2% against the market. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell 1.9%.
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5h ago
Fed Director Cook: Tariff-related uncertainty could lead to weakening economy
According to Coinjie.com, Federal Reserve Director Cook: While observing the data, it is appropriate to temporarily maintain the current policy. Tariff-related uncertainty could lead to a weaker economy.
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5h ago
Goldman Sachs: U.S. growth shock means the Fed will be in "some level of interest rate cut"
According to Coinjie.com, Ashesh Shash, chief investment officer of public investment at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said that the "growth shock" currently facing the United States means that the Fed "will enter a certain rate cut this year, exceeding expectations six weeks or two months ago." "What we're seeing in the bond market is reasonable pricing that the Fed opens window, or the market says the Fed may actually have to relax policy further," Shash said. He added that recent economic data confirms that view, but "the additional tariff levels we've seen in the past 24 hours ... have further raised that expectation." Thursday's market pricing showed investors expect three to four rate cuts in 2025, up from about three the day before.
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Powell has a plan to assess tariff inflation, but it's not easy
Coinjie.com reported that in the key task of measuring the impact of tariffs on inflation, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell has a strategy: distinguishing signals from noise. The scale and scope of Trump's comprehensive global tariffs have made this already difficult task even more challenging. Federal Reserve officials must decide this year whether to lower interest rates further to support the economy or to keep interest rates high for longer to curb inflation. Economists expect this series of tariff measures to tear the Fed apart by weakening economic growth and pushing up prices. To choose the right policy path, officials first determine to what extent the rise in inflation is related to tariffs, and then assess whether the rise may be temporary or more lasting. Compared to the tariffs during Trump’s first term, “this time, I do think the impact will be more diversified and therefore more difficult to determine”, said Laura Rosner-Warburton, senior economist at MacroPolicy Perspectives. "More goods are affected. More companies are affected." William English, a professor at Yale School of Management and former head of the Federal Reserve's Council, said that at a basic level, Fed officials will first focus on the relationship between price changes and imported goods affected by tariffs. “To some extent, they are inconsistent and maybe something else is happening,” English said.
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