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On August 21, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant stated that the White House is likely to announce a fiscal plan in the coming days, which will place greater emphasis on fiscal consolidation.

[U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant: White House May Announce Fiscal Plan in Coming Days]On August 21, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant stated that the White House is likely to announce a fiscal plan in the coming days, which will place greater emphasis on fiscal consolidation.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant: White House May Announce Fiscal Plan in Coming Days

On August 21, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Becerra stated that the White House is likely to announce a fiscal plan in the coming days, which will place greater emphasis on fiscal consolidation.

[U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra: White House May Announce Fiscal Plan in Coming Days]On August 21, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Becerra stated that the White House is likely to announce a fiscal plan in the coming days, which will place greater emphasis on fiscal consolidation.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra: White House May Announce Fiscal Plan in Coming Days

On August 21, following the U.S. Treasury's announcement to increase the scale of long-term Treasury bond buybacks to help stabilize the bond market, U.S. mortgage rates fell for the second consecutive week. Freddie Mac stated in a release that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage decreased from 6.67% a week ago to 6.65%. A year ago, this rate was 6.58%. For potential homebuyers, borrowing costs remain a significant concern, as the prolonged war in Iran keeps inflation risks high. Realtor.com's senior economist, Jake Crimmins, noted, 'The movement at the long end of the yield curve highlights market concerns over inflation and fiscal outlook, which could exert upward pressure on mortgage rates in the coming weeks.'

[U.S. Treasury Increases Bond Buyback to Stabilize Market; Mortgage Rates Drop for Two Consecutive Weeks]On August 21, following the U.S. Treasury's announcement to increase the scale of long-term Treasury bond buybacks to help stabilize the bond market, U.S. mortgage rates fell for the second consecutive week. Freddie Mac stated in a release that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage decreased from 6.67% a week ago to 6.65%. A year ago, this rate was 6.58%. For potential homebuyers, borrowing costs remain a significant concern, as the prolonged war in Iran keeps inflation risks high. Realtor.com's senior economist, Jake Crimmins, noted, 'The movement at the long end of the yield curve highlights market concerns over inflation and fiscal outlook, which could exert upward pressure on mortgage rates in the coming weeks.'

U.S. Treasury Increases Bond Buyback to Stabilize Market; Mortgage Rates Drop for Two Consecutive Weeks

On August 21, following the U.S. Treasury's announcement to increase the scale of long-term Treasury bond buybacks to help stabilize the bond market, U.S. mortgage rates fell for the second consecutive week. Freddie Mac stated in a release that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage decreased from 6.67% a week ago to 6.65%. A year ago, this rate was 6.58%. For potential homebuyers, borrowing costs remain a significant concern, as the prolonged war in Iran keeps inflation risks elevated. Realtor.com senior economist Jack Kriemel noted, 'The movement at the long end of the yield curve highlights market concerns about inflation and fiscal outlook, which could exert upward pressure on mortgage rates in the coming weeks.'

[U.S. Treasury Increases Bond Buyback to Stabilize Market, Mortgage Rates Drop for Two Consecutive Weeks]On August 21, following the U.S. Treasury's announcement to increase the scale of long-term Treasury bond buybacks to help stabilize the bond market, U.S. mortgage rates fell for the second consecutive week. Freddie Mac stated in a release that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage decreased from 6.67% a week ago to 6.65%. A year ago, this rate was 6.58%. For potential homebuyers, borrowing costs remain a significant concern, as the prolonged war in Iran keeps inflation risks elevated. Realtor.com senior economist Jack Kriemel noted, 'The movement at the long end of the yield curve highlights market concerns about inflation and fiscal outlook, which could exert upward pressure on mortgage rates in the coming weeks.'

U.S. Treasury Increases Bond Buyback to Stabilize Market, Mortgage Rates Drop for Two Consecutive Weeks

On August 21, long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff stated that the recent surge of Bitcoin breaking through $72,000 is a false breakout rather than a genuine breakthrough. The U.S. Treasury's announcement of a buyback plan caught the market off guard. For a long time, Bitcoin investors have believed that the return of loose monetary policy would serve as a catalyst for a significant rise in both gold and Bitcoin. However, this assessment is only half correct. He advises selling Bitcoin and buying gold.

[Peter Schiff: Bitcoin's Rise is a 'False Breakout', Advises Selling BTC for Gold]On August 21, long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff stated that the recent surge of Bitcoin breaking through $72,000 is a false breakout rather than a genuine breakthrough. The U.S. Treasury's announcement of a buyback plan caught the market off guard. For a long time, Bitcoin investors have believed that the return of loose monetary policy would serve as a catalyst for a significant rise in both gold and Bitcoin. However, this assessment is only half correct. He advises selling Bitcoin and buying gold.

Peter Schiff: Bitcoin's Rise is a 'False Breakout', Advises Selling BTC for Gold

On August 21, long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff stated that the rise of Bitcoin above $72,000 is a false breakout rather than a genuine breakthrough. The U.S. Treasury's announcement of a buyback plan caught the market off guard. For a long time, Bitcoin investors have believed that a return to loose monetary policy would serve as a catalyst for a surge in both gold and Bitcoin. However, this assessment is only half correct. He advises selling Bitcoin and buying gold.

[Peter Schiff: Bitcoin's Rise is a 'False Breakout', Advises Selling BTC for Gold]On August 21, long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff stated that the rise of Bitcoin above $72,000 is a false breakout rather than a genuine breakthrough. The U.S. Treasury's announcement of a buyback plan caught the market off guard. For a long time, Bitcoin investors have believed that a return to loose monetary policy would serve as a catalyst for a surge in both gold and Bitcoin. However, this assessment is only half correct. He advises selling Bitcoin and buying gold.

On August 21, Bloomberg reported that Franklin Templeton is preparing to introduce tokenized assets into traditional investment funds. The company stated that after receiving approval from U.S. regulators, its digitally native products have been authorized for use in traditional funds for the first time. According to a letter published by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and information disclosed by company executives, Franklin Templeton plans to use its tokenized money market fund for ETFs and mutual funds, serving both as fund holdings and as collateral. This means that investors who originally invested in traditional funds may, in the future, incorporate tokenized assets into their portfolios without actively seeking them out.

[Franklin Templeton Plans to Introduce Tokenized Assets into Traditional Funds]On August 21, Bloomberg reported that Franklin Templeton is preparing to introduce tokenized assets into traditional investment funds. The company stated that after receiving approval from U.S. regulators, its digitally native products have been authorized for use in traditional funds for the first time. According to a letter published by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and information disclosed by company executives, Franklin Templeton plans to use its tokenized money market fund for ETFs and mutual funds, serving both as fund holdings and as collateral. This means that investors who originally invested in traditional funds may, in the future, incorporate tokenized assets into their portfolios without actively seeking them out.

Franklin Templeton Plans to Introduce Tokenized Assets into Traditional Funds

On August 21, Bloomberg reported that Franklin Templeton is preparing to introduce tokenized assets into traditional investment funds. The company stated that after receiving approval from U.S. regulators, its digital-native products have been authorized for use in traditional funds for the first time. According to a letter released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and information disclosed by company executives, Franklin Templeton plans to utilize its tokenized money market fund for ETFs and mutual funds, which can serve both as fund holdings and as collateral. This means that investors who originally invested in traditional funds may, in the future, incorporate tokenized assets into their portfolios without actively seeking them out.

[Franklin Templeton Plans to Introduce Tokenized Assets to Traditional Funds]On August 21, Bloomberg reported that Franklin Templeton is preparing to introduce tokenized assets into traditional investment funds. The company stated that after receiving approval from U.S. regulators, its digital-native products have been authorized for use in traditional funds for the first time. According to a letter released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and information disclosed by company executives, Franklin Templeton plans to utilize its tokenized money market fund for ETFs and mutual funds, which can serve both as fund holdings and as collateral. This means that investors who originally invested in traditional funds may, in the future, incorporate tokenized assets into their portfolios without actively seeking them out.

Franklin Templeton Plans to Introduce Tokenized Assets to Traditional Funds

HTX data monitoring shows that ADA has broken through 0.2 USDT, currently reported at 0.2 USDT, with a 24H increase of 11.82%.

【ADA breaks through 0.2 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that ADA has broken through 0.2 USDT, currently reported at 0.2 USDT, with a 24H increase of 11.82%.

ADA breaks through 0.2 USDT

On August 20, Fed's Musalem stated that raising interest rates now may help avoid more aggressive actions in the future.

[Fed's Musalem: Rate Hikes Now May Help Avoid More Aggressive Actions in the Future]On August 20, Fed's Musalem stated that raising interest rates now may help avoid more aggressive actions in the future.

Fed's Musalem: Rate Hikes Now May Help Avoid More Aggressive Actions in the Future

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