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On May 25, BlackRock stated that under the leadership of new Fed Chair Waller, there may be sufficient reasons for the Federal Reserve to support a rate cut rather than a rate hike. Navin Saigal, head of BlackRock's Global Fixed Income business in Asia Pacific, responded to questions about the likelihood of rate hikes during Waller's tenure, saying, "If I had to choose between a rate hike and a rate cut, I believe there are actually sufficient factors to support a rate cut." He added, "Looking ahead, the labor market will face certain pressures, which may indicate that the Fed will either hold steady or cut rates." Saigal's comments contrast with the general expectations of bond investors, who are betting that Waller will prioritize maintaining the Fed's credibility in combating inflation over accommodating President Trump's calls for lower interest rates. Current pricing indicates that the market is almost certain the Fed will raise rates before December. (Jin Shi)

[BlackRock Analyst: Fed Under Waller May Support a Rate Cut]On May 25, BlackRock stated that under the leadership of new Fed Chair Waller, there may be sufficient reasons for the Federal Reserve to support a rate cut rather than a rate hike. Navin Saigal, head of BlackRock's Global Fixed Income business in Asia Pacific, responded to questions about the likelihood of rate hikes during Waller's tenure, saying, "If I had to choose between a rate hike and a rate cut, I believe there are actually sufficient factors to support a rate cut." He added, "Looking ahead, the labor market will face certain pressures, which may indicate that the Fed will either hold steady or cut rates." Saigal's comments contrast with the general expectations of bond investors, who are betting that Waller will prioritize maintaining the Fed's credibility in combating inflation over accommodating President Trump's calls for lower interest rates. Current pricing indicates that the market is almost certain the Fed will raise rates before December. (Jin Shi)

BlackRock Analyst: Fed Under Waller May Support a Rate Cut

On May 25, Whale Alert reported that an Ethereum pre-mined address dormant for approximately 10.8 years was activated, transferring out about 1 ETH. Initially, the address held around 2,000 ETH. The current market value of the assets in this address is approximately $4.23 million, compared to about $620 in 2015.

[Ethereum Pre-Mined Address Dormant for 10.8 Years Activated]On May 25, Whale Alert reported that an Ethereum pre-mined address dormant for approximately 10.8 years was activated, transferring out about 1 ETH. Initially, the address held around 2,000 ETH. The current market value of the assets in this address is approximately $4.23 million, compared to about $620 in 2015.

Ethereum Pre-Mined Address Dormant for 10.8 Years Activated

On May 25, according to an official announcement, Huobi HTX has launched BMNR/USDT and ARM/USDT perpetual contracts, with a maximum leverage of 10 times. Additionally, from May 25, 15:00 to June 1, 15:00 (UTC+8), Huobi HTX is hosting a trading party for BMNR and ARM contracts, with a total prize pool of up to 20,000 USDT. During the event, users who register and participate in BMNR/USDT and ARM/USDT contract trading with a cumulative valid trading volume of ≥1,000 USDT will be eligible to share the prize pool based on their trading volume ranking. New users trading BMNR/USDT and ARM/USDT contracts will also receive exclusive benefits. For more details, please follow the official announcements.

[Huobi HTX Launches BMNR and ARM Perpetual Contracts and Starts Trading Party]On May 25, according to an official announcement, Huobi HTX has launched BMNR/USDT and ARM/USDT perpetual contracts, with a maximum leverage of 10 times. Additionally, from May 25, 15:00 to June 1, 15:00 (UTC+8), Huobi HTX is hosting a trading party for BMNR and ARM contracts, with a total prize pool of up to 20,000 USDT. During the event, users who register and participate in BMNR/USDT and ARM/USDT contract trading with a cumulative valid trading volume of ≥1,000 USDT will be eligible to share the prize pool based on their trading volume ranking. New users trading BMNR/USDT and ARM/USDT contracts will also receive exclusive benefits. For more details, please follow the official announcements.

Huobi HTX Launches BMNR and ARM Perpetual Contracts and Starts Trading Party

On May 25, it was estimated that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company Strive ($SATA) acquired a record 794 bitcoins last week, increasing its holdings by 5.16%, outperforming the buying volume of Strategy's $MSTR. To match this pace, Strategy would need to purchase 42,250 bitcoins weekly.

[Strive Reportedly Acquires Record 794 Bitcoins Last Week]On May 25, it was estimated that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company Strive ($SATA) acquired a record 794 bitcoins last week, increasing its holdings by 5.16%, outperforming the buying volume of Strategy's $MSTR. To match this pace, Strategy would need to purchase 42,250 bitcoins weekly.

Strive Reportedly Acquires Record 794 Bitcoins Last Week

On May 25, Futu Securities (Hong Kong) issued a statement regarding recent regulatory matters: Recently, eight Chinese ministries released a rectification plan for cross-border securities business, which is an industry regulation aimed at institutions providing overseas securities and fund trading services to mainland investors, including all relevant brokerages, banks, and other financial institutions. Any institution claiming to be exempt from the new regulations of the eight ministries may be a scam, and users are advised to retain written communication as evidence to protect their assets in the future. The current mainland regulatory guidelines only apply to investors who 'hold only a mainland Chinese ID card or mainland passport, with no overseas identity.' If users hold any of the following overseas identification documents, they will not be affected, and their accounts and all trading services will operate normally: Hong Kong permanent resident ID; Hong Kong non-permanent resident ID (temporary ID); work visa/study visa; other valid overseas identification. Futu Securities (Hong Kong) stated that there are currently no detailed regulatory rules for the industry's two-year concentrated rectification period, and all user accounts and trading/fund services are functioning normally.

[Futu Responds to New Cross-Border Securities Regulations in China: Users with Overseas Identities Unaffected]On May 25, Futu Securities (Hong Kong) issued a statement regarding recent regulatory matters: Recently, eight Chinese ministries released a rectification plan for cross-border securities business, which is an industry regulation aimed at institutions providing overseas securities and fund trading services to mainland investors, including all relevant brokerages, banks, and other financial institutions. Any institution claiming to be exempt from the new regulations of the eight ministries may be a scam, and users are advised to retain written communication as evidence to protect their assets in the future. The current mainland regulatory guidelines only apply to investors who 'hold only a mainland Chinese ID card or mainland passport, with no overseas identity.' If users hold any of the following overseas identification documents, they will not be affected, and their accounts and all trading services will operate normally: Hong Kong permanent resident ID; Hong Kong non-permanent resident ID (temporary ID); work visa/study visa; other valid overseas identification. Futu Securities (Hong Kong) stated that there are currently no detailed regulatory rules for the industry's two-year concentrated rectification period, and all user accounts and trading/fund services are functioning normally.

Futu Responds to New Cross-Border Securities Regulations in China: Users with Overseas Identities Unaffected

On May 25, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated that the additional budget expenditure will be slightly over 3 trillion yen; it is possible to approve the budget without affecting the bond market.

[Japanese Prime Minister: Budget Approval Possible Without Affecting Bond Market]On May 25, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated that the additional budget expenditure will be slightly over 3 trillion yen; it is possible to approve the budget without affecting the bond market.

Japanese Prime Minister: Budget Approval Possible Without Affecting Bond Market

On May 25, while global market attention remains focused on US-Iran negotiations and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, investors are increasingly turning their attention to a deeper issue: whether global central banks can continue to stabilize markets as they have over the past decade in the face of high inflation, high interest rates, and sovereign debt risks. Although a US-Iran agreement is gradually coming to light, including limited reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a 60-day framework agreement, and the resumption of nuclear negotiations, significant differences remain on core issues such as highly enriched uranium, sanctions relief, asset unfreezing, and the Lebanese front. This indicates that while the market is beginning to trade on 'de-escalation of war,' funds have not truly returned to a full risk-on mode. More importantly, the market is now witnessing a phenomenon that has rarely appeared in the past two years: 'rate hike expectations are back.' The US interest rate futures market has begun pricing in a potential rate hike by the Federal Reserve as early as October, with a complete pricing of a 25 basis point hike by the end of the year. Federal Reserve Governor Waller has clearly stated that if inflation expectations become unanchored, the Fed will still need to raise rates; the European Central Bank has also begun direct discussions about the possibility of a rate hike in June. This means that the narrative of 'rate cuts saving the market' that the market had initially anticipated is now being replaced by 'high rates becoming permanent.' The core issue behind this is that the global bond market is beginning to push back against the logic of 'central banks always providing a safety net' that has prevailed for over a decade. El-Erian has pointed out the biggest risk: in the past, whether during financial crises, pandemics, or wars, the market believed that central banks would ultimately rescue risk assets through rate cuts, quantitative easing, and fiscal stimulus, making 'buying the dip' the most successful trading strategy globally. However, now, high inflation, high debt, and sovereign credit pressures are starting to limit central banks' ability to intervene, and the market is facing a situation where 'policies may want to help, but may not be able to.' This is also the reason behind the recent significant divergence in global assets. On one hand, US tech and AI stocks remain elevated due to liquidity inertia and growth expectations; on the other hand, US Treasury yields, Japanese long bonds, and the European bond market have begun to experience significant volatility. This indicates that funds are reassessing: if central banks can no longer provide unlimited liquidity in the future, then all currently overvalued assets will have to face pressures from 'real interest rates' and 'cash flow discounting.' In the cryptocurrency market, BTC will still be supported in the short term by a recovery in risk appetite due to the easing Middle East situation, but if global interest rate markets continue to reflect rate hike expectations, high-leverage and high-valuation assets will still face liquidity contraction pressures. The biggest variable in the market is no longer just war, but whether the influence of global policy tools on the market is beginning to decline.

[Bitunix Analyst: Progress in US-Iran Ceasefire Continues, but Global Markets Now Concerned Beyond Just War]On May 25, while global market attention remains focused on US-Iran negotiations and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, investors are increasingly turning their attention to a deeper issue: whether global central banks can continue to stabilize markets as they have over the past decade in the face of high inflation, high interest rates, and sovereign debt risks. Although a US-Iran agreement is gradually coming to light, including limited reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a 60-day framework agreement, and the resumption of nuclear negotiations, significant differences remain on core issues such as highly enriched uranium, sanctions relief, asset unfreezing, and the Lebanese front. This indicates that while the market is beginning to trade on 'de-escalation of war,' funds have not truly returned to a full risk-on mode. More importantly, the market is now witnessing a phenomenon that has rarely appeared in the past two years: 'rate hike expectations are back.' The US interest rate futures market has begun pricing in a potential rate hike by the Federal Reserve as early as October, with a complete pricing of a 25 basis point hike by the end of the year. Federal Reserve Governor Waller has clearly stated that if inflation expectations become unanchored, the Fed will still need to raise rates; the European Central Bank has also begun direct discussions about the possibility of a rate hike in June. This means that the narrative of 'rate cuts saving the market' that the market had initially anticipated is now being replaced by 'high rates becoming permanent.' The core issue behind this is that the global bond market is beginning to push back against the logic of 'central banks always providing a safety net' that has prevailed for over a decade. El-Erian has pointed out the biggest risk: in the past, whether during financial crises, pandemics, or wars, the market believed that central banks would ultimately rescue risk assets through rate cuts, quantitative easing, and fiscal stimulus, making 'buying the dip' the most successful trading strategy globally. However, now, high inflation, high debt, and sovereign credit pressures are starting to limit central banks' ability to intervene, and the market is facing a situation where 'policies may want to help, but may not be able to.' This is also the reason behind the recent significant divergence in global assets. On one hand, US tech and AI stocks remain elevated due to liquidity inertia and growth expectations; on the other hand, US Treasury yields, Japanese long bonds, and the European bond market have begun to experience significant volatility. This indicates that funds are reassessing: if central banks can no longer provide unlimited liquidity in the future, then all currently overvalued assets will have to face pressures from 'real interest rates' and 'cash flow discounting.' In the cryptocurrency market, BTC will still be supported in the short term by a recovery in risk appetite due to the easing Middle East situation, but if global interest rate markets continue to reflect rate hike expectations, high-leverage and high-valuation assets will still face liquidity contraction pressures. The biggest variable in the market is no longer just war, but whether the influence of global policy tools on the market is beginning to decline.

Bitunix Analyst: Progress in US-Iran Ceasefire Continues, but Global Markets Now Concerned Beyond Just War

Onshore Renminbi against the US dollar closed at 6.7837 on May 25 at 16:30, an increase of 110 points from the previous trading day.

[Onshore Renminbi Against US Dollar Closes at 6.7837 on May 25]Onshore Renminbi against the US dollar closed at 6.7837 on May 25 at 16:30, an increase of 110 points from the previous trading day.

Onshore Renminbi Against US Dollar Closes at 6.7837 on May 25

On May 25, according to Yonhap News, the union representing Samsung Electronics' non-chip business division has applied to the court for a temporary injunction to stop the ongoing salary agreement vote. Previously, Samsung Electronics reached a preliminary salary agreement with the union and suspended the planned strike. However, the special performance bonus arrangements for the semiconductor division have caused dissatisfaction among employees in the non-chip division. The related voting was originally scheduled to take place from May 22 to 27, with the final results yet to be announced.

[Yonhap News: Samsung Non-Chip Division Union Seeks to Halt Salary Vote]On May 25, according to Yonhap News, the union representing Samsung Electronics' non-chip business division has applied to the court for a temporary injunction to stop the ongoing salary agreement vote. Previously, Samsung Electronics reached a preliminary salary agreement with the union and suspended the planned strike. However, the special performance bonus arrangements for the semiconductor division have caused dissatisfaction among employees in the non-chip division. The related voting was originally scheduled to take place from May 22 to 27, with the final results yet to be announced.

Yonhap News: Samsung Non-Chip Division Union Seeks to Halt Salary Vote

Celsius Network’s unsecured creditors have been pressing the company on “potential misconduct by Celsius and its insiders.”
During a hearing in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding today, the committee moved to block Celsius’s attempts to sell some of its mined cryptocurrency. 
This week, attorneys representing the committee wrote in a court filing that they first need more insight into how selling Celsius’s mined Bitcoin will be carried out and how the proceeds from the sale will be used.
The company has previously said that it will use its mining operation to pay back creditors and clients. In fact, at the start of the proceedings in July, Celsius got approval from the judge to spend $5 million to jumpstart its mining operation. But that’s since drawn criticism from the U.S. Department of Justice and now the creditor committee.

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【Celsius Creditors move to block company from selling mined Bitcoin】Celsius Network’s unsecured creditors have been pressing the company on “potential misconduct by Celsius and its insiders.”
During a hearing in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding today, the committee moved to block Celsius’s attempts to sell some of its mined cryptocurrency. 
This week, attorneys representing the committee wrote in a court filing that they first need more insight into how selling Celsius’s mined Bitcoin will be carried out and how the proceeds from the sale will be used.
The company has previously said that it will use its mining operation to pay back creditors and clients. In fact, at the start of the proceedings in July, Celsius got approval from the judge to spend $5 million to jumpstart its mining operation. But that’s since drawn criticism from the U.S. Department of Justice and now the creditor committee.

Celsius Creditors move to block company from selling mined Bitcoin

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zest soared to 0.180732 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 9.68%. It currently trades at 0.180313 USDT on HTX.

Celsius Creditors move to block company from selling mined Bitcoin

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