The latest market trends are worth paying attention to. Federal Reserve Board Member Michelle Bowman reiterated that a 150 basis point rate cut is needed this year, which will have a direct impact on liquidity release. Meanwhile, cybersecurity startup Project Eleven completed a $20 million funding round, indicating ongoing investment interest in the security sector.
There have been numerous regulatory actions. The US SEC has concluded a multi-year investigation into the Zcash Foundation and explicitly stated that no enforcement action will be taken, sending a positive signal. However, the CEO of a major exchange remains cautious about the current Senate crypto bill draft and cannot fully support it. The Senate's Crypto Market Structure Bill has entered a critical stage, with over 70 amendments awaiting votes, some of which will be voted on this Thursday. The entire hearing has been rescheduled to January 27.
Notably, some US Republican officials have suggested that Powell may miss the annual two sessions of congressional hearings. Additionally, the Federal Reserve Beige Book indicates that most regions expect slight to moderate growth in the coming months. Taken together, these signals suggest that both market structure and liquidity environments are undergoing a period of change.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-16 19:54
150 basis points... sounds good, but I feel like we're just going to keep messing around with it again
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 01-15 01:41
Expectations of interest rate cuts + Project Eleven funding, is liquidity really about to loosen this time? It seems that institutions have already started to position themselves.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 01-15 01:40
Cutting interest rates by 150bp? Liquidity is coming again. Whether this wave can save the market is really hard to say.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 01-15 01:25
Laughing out loud, a 150 basis point rate cut, I would call this move the "Liquidity Splash and Retail Farmer Breeding Program"
Wait, Project Eleven raised 20 million? Even security companies are getting funded, and my broken bag is still losing money
SEC gave Zcash a free pass, it seems there are also "officially certified clean" in the crypto world, poor us retail investors
70 amendments are just spinning around, playing word games here? Anyway, in the end, it's still the retail investors who get cut
Powell might skip the hearing? I bet five cents there will be new tricks next week waiting for us
The latest market trends are worth paying attention to. Federal Reserve Board Member Michelle Bowman reiterated that a 150 basis point rate cut is needed this year, which will have a direct impact on liquidity release. Meanwhile, cybersecurity startup Project Eleven completed a $20 million funding round, indicating ongoing investment interest in the security sector.
There have been numerous regulatory actions. The US SEC has concluded a multi-year investigation into the Zcash Foundation and explicitly stated that no enforcement action will be taken, sending a positive signal. However, the CEO of a major exchange remains cautious about the current Senate crypto bill draft and cannot fully support it. The Senate's Crypto Market Structure Bill has entered a critical stage, with over 70 amendments awaiting votes, some of which will be voted on this Thursday. The entire hearing has been rescheduled to January 27.
Notably, some US Republican officials have suggested that Powell may miss the annual two sessions of congressional hearings. Additionally, the Federal Reserve Beige Book indicates that most regions expect slight to moderate growth in the coming months. Taken together, these signals suggest that both market structure and liquidity environments are undergoing a period of change.