1. The number of initial unemployment claims in the United States is lower than expected, and Federal Reserve Governor Waller reflects on communication missteps or considers an interest rate hike in September

The number of initial unemployment claims in the United States for the week ending August 1 was 199,000, expected to be 202,000, with the previous value revised from 197,000 to 198,000. AI interpretation: The number of initial unemployment claims is lower than expected and remains at an extremely low level, directly proving that the demand in the U.S. labor market is very strong. This tight employment environment supports wage growth, which in turn exacerbates the stickiness of core inflation. The Federal Reserve must maintain high interest rates in the face of such robust employment data to prevent the economy from overheating. The market's fantasy of a rate cut in the short term has been completely shattered, and the high interest rate environment will continue for a longer time.   - Original

2. Iran's Fars News Agency: U.S. and Israeli vessels are banned from passing through the Strait of Hormuz

According to Iran's Fars News Agency, under the agreement, U.S. and Israeli vessels are banned from passing through the Strait of Hormuz.   - Original

3. Elizabeth Warren supports cryptocurrency legislation but opposes the CLARITY Act

Elizabeth Warren stated that she supports cryptocurrency legislation but opposes the CLARITY Act, arguing that the CLARITY Act fails to address corruption, consumer protection, national security, and economic risks.   - Original

4. Tim Scott claims the Clarity Act is gaining more support and has made progress

U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott stated that the Clarity Act is gaining more support, as it received more votes yesterday and has made progress.   - Original

5. Michael Saylor claims MicroStrategy's strategy breaks the zero narrative for Bitcoin

Michael Saylor stated that MicroStrategy's strategy breaks the narrative of Bitcoin going to zero and refutes market claims that Bitcoin needs MicroStrategy bidding to survive, that its assets are of no value, and that it cannot repay debts by selling Bitcoin.   - Original

6. Dave McCormick claims that delaying the CLARITY Act will lead to the U.S. cryptocurrency industry moving overseas

U.S. Senator Dave McCormick stated that delaying the CLARITY Act will result in employment, investment, and innovation related to cryptocurrency moving overseas.   - Original

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