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HTX data monitoring shows that DOGE has fallen below 0.07 USDT, currently reported at 0.07 USDT, with a 24H decline of 1.27%.

【DOGE drops below 0.07 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that DOGE has fallen below 0.07 USDT, currently reported at 0.07 USDT, with a 24H decline of 1.27%.

DOGE drops below 0.07 USDT

On July 30, Fed Chair Walsh explained at a press conference why he mentioned that financial markets, in the absence of central bank policy guidance, have already priced in tighter monetary policy expectations, but that does not mean the Fed must follow the pricing actions of traders and investors. Walsh said, "I am encouraged that during this inter-meeting period, the market has not adjusted pricing because of us, but rather has reflected tighter financial conditions on its own." He added, "I think that is a constructive development." However, he noted, "We do not endorse or support any particular market move, but I would say that we observe market developments with a high degree of attention."

[Fed Chair Walsh: Closely Monitoring Market Pricing but Not Acting on It]On July 30, Fed Chair Walsh explained at a press conference why he mentioned that financial markets, in the absence of central bank policy guidance, have already priced in tighter monetary policy expectations, but that does not mean the Fed must follow the pricing actions of traders and investors. Walsh said, "I am encouraged that during this inter-meeting period, the market has not adjusted pricing because of us, but rather has reflected tighter financial conditions on its own." He added, "I think that is a constructive development." However, he noted, "We do not endorse or support any particular market move, but I would say that we observe market developments with a high degree of attention."

Fed Chair Walsh: Closely Monitoring Market Pricing but Not Acting on It

On July 30, Federal Reserve Chair Walsh stated at a press conference: "Today's three dissenting votes do not fully reflect the substance of the discussion. The decision we made received overwhelming support. The June core CPI data had a limited impact on the decision. We will communicate with the inflation working group within a few weeks. We have received some encouraging inflation data, and we will closely monitor it in the coming period. What matters is the inflation trend. In the period ahead, we will face important decisions."

[Federal Reserve Chair Walsh: June Core CPI Data Has Limited Impact on Decision-Making]On July 30, Federal Reserve Chair Walsh stated at a press conference: "Today's three dissenting votes do not fully reflect the substance of the discussion. The decision we made received overwhelming support. The June core CPI data had a limited impact on the decision. We will communicate with the inflation working group within a few weeks. We have received some encouraging inflation data, and we will closely monitor it in the coming period. What matters is the inflation trend. In the period ahead, we will face important decisions."

Federal Reserve Chair Walsh: June Core CPI Data Has Limited Impact on Decision-Making

On July 30, Federal Reserve Chair Warsh explained at a press conference why he noted that financial markets, in the absence of central bank policy guidance, have already priced in tighter monetary policy expectations, but this does not mean the Fed must follow the pricing actions of traders and investors. Warsh said: 'I am encouraged that during the intermeeting period, the market did not adjust pricing because of us, but rather reflected tighter financial conditions on its own.' He also said: 'I think this is a healthy development.' However, he added: 'We do not endorse or support any particular market moves, but I would say that we observe market developments with a high degree of attention.' (Jin10)

[Warsh: Closely Observing Market Pricing but Not Acting on It]On July 30, Federal Reserve Chair Warsh explained at a press conference why he noted that financial markets, in the absence of central bank policy guidance, have already priced in tighter monetary policy expectations, but this does not mean the Fed must follow the pricing actions of traders and investors. Warsh said: 'I am encouraged that during the intermeeting period, the market did not adjust pricing because of us, but rather reflected tighter financial conditions on its own.' He also said: 'I think this is a healthy development.' However, he added: 'We do not endorse or support any particular market moves, but I would say that we observe market developments with a high degree of attention.' (Jin10)

Warsh: Closely Observing Market Pricing but Not Acting on It

On July 30, the price of spot gold rose by 1.65%, reaching $4,095.01 per ounce; the price of spot silver increased by 3.21%, reaching $58.91 per ounce.

[Spot Silver Rises Over 3% in One Day, Spot Gold Up 1.65%]On July 30, the price of spot gold rose by 1.65%, reaching $4,095.01 per ounce; the price of spot silver increased by 3.21%, reaching $58.91 per ounce.

Spot Silver Rises Over 3% in One Day, Spot Gold Up 1.65%

On July 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Waller reiterated at a press conference that the Fed is firmly committed to achieving a 2% year-over-year inflation target. Waller stated that the committee will steadfastly pursue price stability. In the current uncertain environment, not providing forward guidance is a 'prudent' approach. He emphasized to reporters that the Fed does not have a so-called 'soft inflation target' or any other implicit targets; the only inflation target is 2%. Regarding the overall economic situation, Waller noted that the U.S. economy is showing 'impressive resilience,' and despite facing a series of shocks recently, the overall development trend remains positive.

[Waller Reaffirms 2% Inflation Target, Rejects 'Soft Target' Concept]On July 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Waller reiterated at a press conference that the Fed is firmly committed to achieving a 2% year-over-year inflation target. Waller stated that the committee will steadfastly pursue price stability. In the current uncertain environment, not providing forward guidance is a 'prudent' approach. He emphasized to reporters that the Fed does not have a so-called 'soft inflation target' or any other implicit targets; the only inflation target is 2%. Regarding the overall economic situation, Waller noted that the U.S. economy is showing 'impressive resilience,' and despite facing a series of shocks recently, the overall development trend remains positive.

Waller Reaffirms 2% Inflation Target, Rejects 'Soft Target' Concept

On July 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh stated at a press conference: "Today's three dissenting votes do not fully reflect the substance of the discussions; the decision we made received the support of the vast majority. The June core CPI data has little impact on decision-making, and we will communicate with the inflation working group in the coming weeks. We have received some encouraging inflation data, and we will closely monitor it in the upcoming period. It is important to focus on the inflation trends. We will face significant decisions in the near future." (Jin Shi)

[Walsh: June Core CPI Data Has Little Impact on Decision-Making]On July 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh stated at a press conference: "Today's three dissenting votes do not fully reflect the substance of the discussions; the decision we made received the support of the vast majority. The June core CPI data has little impact on decision-making, and we will communicate with the inflation working group in the coming weeks. We have received some encouraging inflation data, and we will closely monitor it in the upcoming period. It is important to focus on the inflation trends. We will face significant decisions in the near future." (Jin Shi)

Walsh: June Core CPI Data Has Little Impact on Decision-Making

"Fed's mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos: The FOMC voted 9-3 to keep interest rates unchanged. Three regional Fed presidents dissented, advocating a 25 basis point rate hike. This is the first time since 2016 that the Fed has had three dissenting votes with the same direction in a single policy decision.

[Fed's 'Mouthpiece': Three Dissenting Votes in Same Direction for First Time Since 2016]"Fed's mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos: The FOMC voted 9-3 to keep interest rates unchanged. Three regional Fed presidents dissented, advocating a 25 basis point rate hike. This is the first time since 2016 that the Fed has had three dissenting votes with the same direction in a single policy decision.

Fed's 'Mouthpiece': Three Dissenting Votes in Same Direction for First Time Since 2016

On July 30, the Federal Reserve's FOMC statement indicated that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will continue to maintain a policy of ample reserves in the banking system.

[FOMC to Continue Maintaining Ample Reserves in Banking System]On July 30, the Federal Reserve's FOMC statement indicated that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will continue to maintain a policy of ample reserves in the banking system.

FOMC to Continue Maintaining Ample Reserves in Banking System

On July 22, Crypto Quant analyst Axel Adler Jr stated that Bitcoin has recently entered a low-volatility compression phase, with the 30-day moving average of 1-week actual volatility dropping to 28.3, a decrease of approximately 31% from the peak of 41.6 on June 25, and falling to about the 8th percentile of historical distribution since 2016, meaning that 92% of past trading days had higher volatility than the current level. Meanwhile, the 30-day momentum of Bitcoin's open interest (OI) relative to market capitalization has been negative for 21 consecutive days, indicating that market leverage is continuously declining rather than accumulating in a low-volatility environment. The current price has rebounded about 11.4% from the June low, but this has not been accompanied by an expansion in derivatives positions, reducing the risk of a large-scale liquidation cascade. However, Bitcoin remains below the 200-day moving average of $72,666. If volatility rises above 35 again but the price still fails to stand above the long-term moving average, it may increase downside risk.

[Analysis: Bitcoin Volatility Hits Lowest Since 2016 as Leverage Exits Reduce Liquidation Risk]On July 22, Crypto Quant analyst Axel Adler Jr stated that Bitcoin has recently entered a low-volatility compression phase, with the 30-day moving average of 1-week actual volatility dropping to 28.3, a decrease of approximately 31% from the peak of 41.6 on June 25, and falling to about the 8th percentile of historical distribution since 2016, meaning that 92% of past trading days had higher volatility than the current level. Meanwhile, the 30-day momentum of Bitcoin's open interest (OI) relative to market capitalization has been negative for 21 consecutive days, indicating that market leverage is continuously declining rather than accumulating in a low-volatility environment. The current price has rebounded about 11.4% from the June low, but this has not been accompanied by an expansion in derivatives positions, reducing the risk of a large-scale liquidation cascade. However, Bitcoin remains below the 200-day moving average of $72,666. If volatility rises above 35 again but the price still fails to stand above the long-term moving average, it may increase downside risk.

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