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On May 31, a Bloomberg survey of economists predicted that the U.S. unemployment rate for May will remain unchanged at 4.3%, while non-farm payrolls are expected to increase by 89,000. This increase would raise the three-month average job growth to its highest level in over a year, sparking discussions in the market about a continued acceleration in hiring. Forecasters expect the healthcare sector to maintain strong momentum, while cyclical sensitive industries such as construction, leisure, and hospitality are also expected to show signs of recovery, benefiting from the warm weather over the past month. Additionally, manufacturing employment may receive a boost as consumers stockpile goods in anticipation of potential price increases due to the Iran conflict.

[U.S. Employment Report Next Week Expected to Show Steady Job Growth with Stable Unemployment Rate]On May 31, a Bloomberg survey of economists predicted that the U.S. unemployment rate for May will remain unchanged at 4.3%, while non-farm payrolls are expected to increase by 89,000. This increase would raise the three-month average job growth to its highest level in over a year, sparking discussions in the market about a continued acceleration in hiring. Forecasters expect the healthcare sector to maintain strong momentum, while cyclical sensitive industries such as construction, leisure, and hospitality are also expected to show signs of recovery, benefiting from the warm weather over the past month. Additionally, manufacturing employment may receive a boost as consumers stockpile goods in anticipation of potential price increases due to the Iran conflict.

U.S. Employment Report Next Week Expected to Show Steady Job Growth with Stable Unemployment Rate

According to CCTV News, on May 30 local time, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin stated at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore that the US is striving to reach an agreement in negotiations with Iran. However, if the talks yield no results, the US is prepared to resume military strikes. The day before, President Trump held a meeting in the White House Situation Room regarding the situation with Iran but did not make a 'final decision' on the related agreement. In February of this year, the US and Israel jointly launched attacks on Iran, followed by the US blocking Iranian ports. Iran has also implemented special controls on navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict has resulted in numerous casualties and an increase in global energy prices. (CCTV News)

[US Defense Secretary: Negotiations with Iran Continue, Military Options Remain on the Table]According to CCTV News, on May 30 local time, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin stated at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore that the US is striving to reach an agreement in negotiations with Iran. However, if the talks yield no results, the US is prepared to resume military strikes. The day before, President Trump held a meeting in the White House Situation Room regarding the situation with Iran but did not make a 'final decision' on the related agreement. In February of this year, the US and Israel jointly launched attacks on Iran, followed by the US blocking Iranian ports. Iran has also implemented special controls on navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict has resulted in numerous casualties and an increase in global energy prices. (CCTV News)

US Defense Secretary: Negotiations with Iran Continue, Military Options Remain on the Table

On May 31, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged Texas resident Nathan Fuller with involvement in a cryptocurrency investment fraud case amounting to $12.3 million.

[U.S. SEC Accuses Nathan Fuller of $12.3 Million Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud]On May 31, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged Texas resident Nathan Fuller with involvement in a cryptocurrency investment fraud case amounting to $12.3 million.

U.S. SEC Accuses Nathan Fuller of $12.3 Million Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud

On May 31, Trump's potential re-election as president in 2024 and his embrace of cryptocurrency are widely seen as a significant victory for the digital asset industry. However, his personal interests in this field have sparked some turmoil. As Congress intensifies its push for legislation known as the Clarity Act, which aims to establish rules for digital assets and could trigger a wave of institutional investment, Trump's expanding cryptocurrency empire has provided critics with new reasons to oppose the bill. This issue has become increasingly contentious ahead of the fall midterm elections. Currently, the Clarity Act is awaiting a full Senate vote, with lawmakers still debating whether to include ethical provisions that would restrict elected officials from investing in digital assets, with Trump's substantial interests in the crypto space being one of the flashpoints in this debate.

[Analysis: Trump's Personal Interests in the Crypto Industry May Jeopardize the Clarity Act Legislation]On May 31, Trump's potential re-election as president in 2024 and his embrace of cryptocurrency are widely seen as a significant victory for the digital asset industry. However, his personal interests in this field have sparked some turmoil. As Congress intensifies its push for legislation known as the Clarity Act, which aims to establish rules for digital assets and could trigger a wave of institutional investment, Trump's expanding cryptocurrency empire has provided critics with new reasons to oppose the bill. This issue has become increasingly contentious ahead of the fall midterm elections. Currently, the Clarity Act is awaiting a full Senate vote, with lawmakers still debating whether to include ethical provisions that would restrict elected officials from investing in digital assets, with Trump's substantial interests in the crypto space being one of the flashpoints in this debate.

Analysis: Trump's Personal Interests in the Crypto Industry May Jeopardize the Clarity Act Legislation

On May 31, ClearBank Europe announced the launch of its digital asset track, a new feature that enables programmable liquidity and allows for 24/7 fiat payments in euros via SEPA Instant for cross-border settlements. This service is available to regulated entities, including Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs), Payment Institutions (PIs), and banks. Companies regulated by the Dutch Financial Authority (MiCA) with non-retail purposes can also transfer funds through the digital asset channel.

[ClearBank Launches Digital Asset Channel]On May 31, ClearBank Europe announced the launch of its digital asset track, a new feature that enables programmable liquidity and allows for 24/7 fiat payments in euros via SEPA Instant for cross-border settlements. This service is available to regulated entities, including Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs), Payment Institutions (PIs), and banks. Companies regulated by the Dutch Financial Authority (MiCA) with non-retail purposes can also transfer funds through the digital asset channel.

ClearBank Launches Digital Asset Channel

bill Surges 10.42% in 24H, Currently at 0.072698 USDT

【bill currently trades at 0.072698 USDT, up 10.42% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】bill Surges 10.42% in 24H, Currently at 0.072698 USDT

bill currently trades at 0.072698 USDT, up 10.42% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

On May 31, according to The Information, Meta is establishing a new enterprise solutions division aimed at deploying engineers and product managers to enterprise client teams. This move is part of Meta's efforts to demonstrate to investors the rationale behind its substantial investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

[Meta Establishes New Enterprise Solutions Division]On May 31, according to The Information, Meta is establishing a new enterprise solutions division aimed at deploying engineers and product managers to enterprise client teams. This move is part of Meta's efforts to demonstrate to investors the rationale behind its substantial investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Meta Establishes New Enterprise Solutions Division

The on-chain liquidity protocol Raydium has surpassed a cumulative trading volume of $1 trillion. The RAY token has been launched on two major consumer finance applications, Revolut and Robinhood. This month, the trading volume of tokenized equity on the protocol exceeded $1 billion, with U.S. listed stocks including Tesla and Nvidia being traded through Raydium's liquidity pools via xStocks and related issuer partnerships.

[Raydium's Cumulative Trading Volume Exceeds $1 Trillion]The on-chain liquidity protocol Raydium has surpassed a cumulative trading volume of $1 trillion. The RAY token has been launched on two major consumer finance applications, Revolut and Robinhood. This month, the trading volume of tokenized equity on the protocol exceeded $1 billion, with U.S. listed stocks including Tesla and Nvidia being traded through Raydium's liquidity pools via xStocks and related issuer partnerships.

Raydium's Cumulative Trading Volume Exceeds $1 Trillion

The on-chain liquidity protocol Raydium has surpassed a cumulative trading volume of over $1 trillion. The RAY token has been launched on two major consumer finance applications, Revolut and Robinhood. This month, the trading volume of tokenized equity on the protocol exceeded $1 billion, with U.S. listed stocks including Tesla and Nvidia being traded through Raydium's liquidity pools via xStocks and related issuer partnerships.

[Raydium's Cumulative Trading Volume Exceeds $1 Trillion]The on-chain liquidity protocol Raydium has surpassed a cumulative trading volume of over $1 trillion. The RAY token has been launched on two major consumer finance applications, Revolut and Robinhood. This month, the trading volume of tokenized equity on the protocol exceeded $1 billion, with U.S. listed stocks including Tesla and Nvidia being traded through Raydium's liquidity pools via xStocks and related issuer partnerships.

According to Finbold, as the legal battle between Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) drags on, the blockchain company’s chief executive officer has more scathing criticism for the regulator. Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse believes that the SEC can be characterized as being a “bully” that is trying to “regulate through enforcement” in his interview with the CNBC. In the interview, the Ripple CEO highlighted that 95% of his company’s growth was from customers outside the U.S. “partly because the rules of the road are clear in those countries,” as well as because of the SEC’s regulation practices. He said: “The SEC is trying to regulate through enforcement. That’s a super inefficient way to do this, as opposed to ‘let’s do the work, let’s provide the clarity’.” Furthermore, Garlinghouse referred to the SEC as being a bully, forcing cryptocurrency companies to simply give up as they can’t afford to waste money on lawsuits that require a lot of time. He said: “I would characterize the SEC has built a reputation I think it deserves as being a bully. Many players that the SEC has gone after simply have to fold their cards.”

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【Ripple CEO claims the SEC is a bully ‘trying to regulate through enforcement’】According to Finbold, as the legal battle between Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) drags on, the blockchain company’s chief executive officer has more scathing criticism for the regulator. Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse believes that the SEC can be characterized as being a “bully” that is trying to “regulate through enforcement” in his interview with the CNBC. In the interview, the Ripple CEO highlighted that 95% of his company’s growth was from customers outside the U.S. “partly because the rules of the road are clear in those countries,” as well as because of the SEC’s regulation practices. He said: “The SEC is trying to regulate through enforcement. That’s a super inefficient way to do this, as opposed to ‘let’s do the work, let’s provide the clarity’.” Furthermore, Garlinghouse referred to the SEC as being a bully, forcing cryptocurrency companies to simply give up as they can’t afford to waste money on lawsuits that require a lot of time. He said: “I would characterize the SEC has built a reputation I think it deserves as being a bully. Many players that the SEC has gone after simply have to fold their cards.”

Ripple CEO claims the SEC is a bully ‘trying to regulate through enforcement’

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Ripple CEO claims the SEC is a bully ‘trying to regulate through enforcement’

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