1. Discussion Draft of the U.S. Digital Asset Regulatory Framework Released

According to the official website of the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services, Representatives French Hill, G.T. Thompson, Bryan Steil, and Dusty Johnson jointly released the discussion draft of the "2025 Digital Asset Market Structure Act." The bill aims to establish a unified regulatory framework, clarify definitions for digital commodities, stablecoins, self-custody rights, and decentralized finance, assign regulatory authority to the CFTC and SEC, and set up registration mechanisms for exchanges, brokers, custodians, and more. The bill emphasizes consumer protection, promotes innovation, and fills regulatory gaps, aiming to consolidate the U.S.'s leadership position in the global digital asset market. The bill is currently in the public comment phase. -Original

2. Fed Expected to Cut Rates Three Times in 2025

Goldman Sachs expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 25 basis points in July, September, and October due to recession risks stemming from tariffs and trade uncertainties. Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius stated that the Fed's stance is more cautious than the market expects. Although the Fed's threshold for rate cuts is higher than in 2019, Goldman believes that despite high inflation, rising unemployment may still prompt the Fed to take action. -Original

3. U.S. Treasury Plans to Include Seized Bitcoin in Strategic Reserves

According to an executive order from Trump, the U.S. Treasury will release a key report today regarding the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve using seized Bitcoin. -Original

4. Crossover Markets Expands U.S. Operations

Digital asset trading company Crossover Markets Group Inc. is preparing to launch its platform in the U.S., coinciding with President Trump's push for crypto-friendly policies, which have sparked institutional interest in cryptocurrencies and created a more favorable regulatory environment for the world's largest economy. Crossover Markets CEO Brandon Mulvihill stated that the company has been laying the groundwork to serve U.S. institutional clients since Trump won the U.S. election. Founded in 2022, Crossover Markets was co-founded by forex market veterans Brandon Mulvihill and Anthony Mazzarese (both previously worked in Jefferies Group's forex prime brokerage) along with former Euronext FX CTO Vladislav Rysin. Previously, the London-based company had avoided dealing with U.S. clients. -Original

5. Ripple Commits to Supporting U.S. Education

6. Bybit Launches Spread Trading Feature

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bybit has announced the launch of a spread trading feature, allowing users to execute spread strategies with one click without manually managing multiple orders, and enjoy a 50% fee discount. This feature includes characteristics such as locking spreads, atomic execution, and risk hedging, supporting various strategies including Funding Rate arbitrage, term arbitrage, and perpetual basis. Combinations supported include Expiry & Spot, Expiry & Perpetual, and are applicable to assets like BTC, ETH, and SOL. Users can improve operational efficiency and control risks by selecting trading pairs, setting target spreads, and quantities, which the system will automatically complete. -Original

7. Tether Issues 1 Billion USDT on TRX Chain

According to data provided by OKX Explorer, on May 6 at 04:52 (UTC+8), Tether issued 1 billion USDT on the TRX chain, with transaction hash: 146f918bfa264fb1a6e69f217381cc5b5087db08385495400b022e189cc68fb0. For details, visit: https://web3.okx.com/explorer/trx/tx/146f918bfa264fb1a6e69f217381cc5b5087db08385495400b022e189cc68fb0. Note: The above data is sourced from OKX Explorer. -Original

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