1. Trump: The Strait of Hormuz will reopen immediately after the agreement is signed
The UK and France plan to lead a multinational demining operation in the Strait of Hormuz, with multiple countries' militaries preparing to clear mines laid by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. U.S. President Trump stated that U.S. forces have cleared most of the sea mines and said that the shipping lanes will reopen immediately after Iran signs a memorandum of understanding. However, negotiations have stalled due to differing conditions, and the Iranian Foreign Minister stated that no progress has been made. -Original
2. U.S. Initial Jobless Claims for the Week at 225,000, Higher than Expected
3. U.S. Officially Approves Bitcoin Futures Trading for the First Time (CNBC)
According to CNBC, the U.S. has officially approved Bitcoin futures trading for the first time, allowing Bitcoin to be traded through traditional market financial instruments. -Original
4. Spot Gold Breaks $4,490/oz, Silver Breaks $74/oz
Spot gold surged to $4,490/oz, with an intraday increase of 1.27%; spot silver broke $74/oz, with an intraday increase of 1.78%. -Original
5. Morgan Stanley Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 220 Coins, Total Holdings Reach 3,779 Coins
According to monitoring data from Arkham, Morgan Stanley increased its Bitcoin holdings by 220.721 coins today through its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund MSBT, worth $14.5 million. As of now, its total Bitcoin holdings amount to 3,779 coins, valued at approximately $236 million. -Original
6. IMF Predicts Federal Reserve's 2% Inflation Target Delayed to End of 2027
According to the International Monetary Fund, the Federal Reserve's 2% inflation target is expected to be delayed until the end of 2027, previously anticipated for mid-2027. Due to rising inflation risks, the Federal Reserve needs to maintain caution in its interest rate policy. The U.S. has experienced some transmission of inflation due to increased tariffs, and energy prices have increased inflationary pressures. Global oil inventories are expected to fall to 7.5 billion barrels in July, reaching a five-year low; before the Iranian war, it was 8 billion barrels, and the war has suppressed daily oil production by approximately 14 million barrels. Future oil price trends depend on whether the Strait of Hormuz can be reopened. -Original
7. Bitcoin ETF Faces Net Outflow of $4.4 Billion, Transition from Profit to Loss
According to Bloomberg, Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. have seen a net outflow of approximately $4.4 billion over the past month, changing the year-to-date flow from net subscriptions to net redemptions. However, some products, including IBIT, still maintain a net inflow this year. Since launch, Bitcoin ETFs have seen cumulative net inflows of approximately $55 billion, nearly $10 billion shy of their historical peak, and the overall asset scale remains above the funding retention level of traditional commodity ETFs during the current pullback. -Original
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