Jin10 data reported on August 29, local time August 29, Russian President's Press Secretary Peskov stated that Russian President Putin does not rule out the possibility of meeting with Zelensky. Peskov also pointed out that Putin believes any high-level meeting should be well prepared. Peskov further stated that the current negotiation process regarding the resolution of the Ukraine conflict is "not active," but Russia still maintains interest in negotiations. In addition, for the sake of resolving the conflict, all details of the meeting between the Russian and American leaders in Alaska have been intentionally kept confidential.

On August 20, Jin10 reported that the Central Bank of Israel has maintained interest rates for the 13th consecutive time, cautiously weighing the economic slowdown against the ongoing uncertainty brought about by the Gaza conflict. On Wednesday, the bank kept the benchmark interest rate at 4.5%, in line with market expectations. The day before this decision, Prime Minister Netanyahu's cabinet approved a budget increase equivalent to about 1.5% of GDP to cover war expenses. This year's revised budget added 30 billion shekels (about 8.8 billion USD) in defense spending, raising the estimated fiscal deficit from 4.9% to 5.2%. Israel plans to take control of Gaza City in the coming weeks, a move that will require the mobilization of tens of thousands of reserve soldiers and may further exacerbate supply chain tensions. A new ceasefire proposal put forward by Egypt and Qatar, which has been accepted by Hamas, could delay or even cancel the aforementioned plans. However, Israel has not yet clarified whether it is willing to cease fire immediately.

In July, Germany's inflation rate decreased by 1.8% year-on-year, while the core inflation rate remained at 2.7%. The inflation rate in the Eurozone is expected to be 1.9% in July. The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged, and the market is skeptical about further easing of policies.

According to Jinse Finance, institutional demand has kept Bitcoin at a high of around $118,500, while Ether has risen to $3,761. Analysts point out that Bitcoin's dominance is decreasing, but the bull run is mainly driven by institutions, and the expansion of the altcoin market remains uncertain.

BlockBeats news, on July 17, trader Eugene shared his Holdings, stating, "The short-term position has been reduced to the lightest it has been recently, the long-term core structure long order is still kept, and I don't plan to mess around, but I feel that most coins should pull back now." Eugene mentioned this morning that ETH has risen rapidly and has successively triggered his open orders sell points.

Solana (SOL) recently broke through the compression range of July, attracting market attention, especially ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting minutes release. Although SOL may rise further by 5%, pushing towards $160, significant hedging activity in the options market has kept traders cautious. The Q2 rebound shows that the Solana market has exhibited a bullish structure after defending the realized price (the average cost basis of most SOL holders). However, if the price continues to fall below the realized price (currently at $131), it would imply that the market's bullish structure may be compromised. Looking ahead, speculation around the Solana ETF may become a key factor determining the price direction in Q3. However, this week, Solana's price movement is more likely to be affected by liquidation pressures. If liquidation pressure increases, the SOL price may drop to $154.6, and could potentially approach $158 before "hunting" the leveraged long positions located at $145. $145 is a key level, as there are nearly $600 million in long positions around this level, making it a potential price attraction point.

Jin10 data reported on July 8th that the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the Benchmark Interest Rate unchanged at 3.85%, with the market expecting a decrease of 25 basis points.

Golden Finance reported that blockchain data shows an investor holding $2.2 million worth of Ethereum began transferring these tokens on Monday, after having kept them idle for nearly 10 years. The holder initially received these 900 ETH in 2015, when the price of Ethereum was less than 50 cents. These are the "genesis coins," the digital tokens born in the first block of Ethereum. Before Ethereum officially enabled trading features, the project's early contributors and developers received these "pre-mined" ETH—at that time, it was worth only a few cents.

Meta is testing a new type of AI chatbot on Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger that allows it to proactively send follow-up messages within 14 days. This feature targets users who have sent at least 5 messages, and the chat content can be kept private or shared. Meta expects that by 2025, generative AI products will generate between $2 billion and $3 billion in revenue.

Jin10 data reported on July 1st, according to Nikkei News, Japan's general tax revenue in 2024 is approximately 75.2 trillion yen, reaching a historic high for five consecutive years. This is about 1.8 trillion yen higher than the expected amount (73.43 trillion yen). Strong corporate performance has driven the rise of corporate tax, while consumption tax has also increased against the backdrop of expanding consumption and rising prices. The effect of wage increases has kept income tax growing steadily.

BlockBeats News, on June 20, the central banks of Switzerland, Sweden and Norway struck interest rate cuts within 24 hours, each cutting by 25 basis points, announcing that the world has once again entered an easing cycle. Although most economists had expected these central banks to stand still, in the face of slowing inflation and currency appreciation pressures, the three countries chose to stimulate the economy ahead of schedule, causing market shocks. While the UK and US central banks kept interest rates unchanged, BTC continued to trade sideways around 105K as the pound weakened, US Treasury rates fell, and funds in the crypto market began to flow back. Markets are waiting to see if the expiration of the US tariff moratorium in early July becomes a new variable. Bitunix analysts suggest that this "small easing wave" may be a precursor to the global monetary policy shift in the second half of the year, especially in the context of slowing inflation, which is expected to support the performance of risk assets. Follow BTC $103,300-$102,700

Odaily News Jump Crypto published a long article titled "Reintroducing Jump Crypto" on its official website. "Over the past few years, we've kept public exposure low, but we've never stopped building...... The reason why we are publishing this article now is because we believe that now is the best time to build a new financial track and a new coordination layer. It's not just a matter of technology, it's also about policies catching up. Policymakers and regulators are now open to the potential of the cryptocurrency industry...... We're still here, we're still building, and we're still passionate about the future of this industry. ”

Gate News bot reports that, according to Bloomberg, the Bank of England has kept the interest rate unchanged at 4.25%, with voting results being more divided than expected. Decision-makers weighed the UK's weak labor market and sluggish growth momentum against the backdrop of increasing geopolitical tensions.

According to Gate News bot, as reported by Bloomberg, the Central Bank of Turkey has kept the Benchmark Interest Rate unchanged, while hinting that if inflation continues to decline and geopolitical risks ease, the Central Bank may cut rates. The monetary policy committee, led by Governor Fatih Karahasan, maintained the weekly repo rate at 46%, which is in line with the expectations of all economists in the Bloomberg survey.

According to CoinDesk, U.S. officials are considering a direct strike on Iran, while the Federal Reserve has said that the inflation outlook will persist, which has panicked investors and driven volatility in the stock market, mainstream cryptocurrency and commodity markets. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned on Wednesday that tariffs and global conflicts could make it harder to tame inflation. While the Fed kept interest rates unchanged, Powell said the cost of tariffs "will be passed on to the end consumer" and that the Fed needs to "watch more" before cutting rates. Altcoins are considered high-risk investments and are usually the first to be sold off when macroeconomic pressures occur. Bitcoin continues to be range-bound. Although Bitcoin has risen 13% year-to-date, buoyed by ETF inflows and a weaker US dollar, it has not acted decisively as either a safe-haven asset or a risky asset this week.

The Federal Reserve (FED) kept the Benchmark Interest Rate unchanged at 4.25%-4.50% on June 19, in line with market expectations. The expectations for rate cuts in 2025 have changed, with some officials having differing views on the number and magnitude of cuts.

On June 19, analyst R. Burns McKinney said that investors know that interest rates will not change, but they are concerned about the Fed's forecast of interest rate cuts between now and the end of the year. The previous dot plot predicted 2 rate cuts, and investors are worried that this forecast will be lowered to 1. However, the Fed kept its expected rate cuts at 2, and in general, investors like to see that. However, Powell's comments also suggest that the FOMC raised its year-end inflation estimate and lowered its guidance for full-year GDP growth. The slowdown in GDP growth may be the reason why the central bank maintained its previous expectations; However, investors are concerned that the higher inflation outlook means fewer rate cuts in the future.

Jin10 data June 19 news, analyst Roseanne Briggen stated that traders originally expected the FOMC to take a hawkish stance, but the reality is quite the opposite. The Federal Reserve kept its stance as expected, but the dot plot shows a 50 basis point rate cut in 2025, totaling two cuts. However, before the announcement, traders were worried that the number of rate cuts in 2025 would be reduced by one.

On June 19, Nick Timiraos, the "mouthpiece of the Federal Reserve", issued an article saying that the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged this time, leaving the possibility of interest rate cuts in the second half of this year. To resume the rate cuts that began last year, Fed officials may need to see a softer labor market or stronger evidence that tariff-induced price increases will be relatively modest. Released projections show that officials are open to evidence before the fall. The new interest rate projections highlight the disagreement among the 19 officials. Ten of them expect to cut rates at least twice this year, a smaller percentage than in March, and two expect one rate cut. At the same time, seven believe that there will be no change this year, up from four in March.

Gate News bot reports that in the face of the global trade war and escalating conflicts in the Middle East, Indonesia's Central Bank has kept interest rates unchanged, pausing any rate cuts to support the Indonesian rupiah. The Central Bank of Indonesia maintained the Benchmark interest rate at 5.5% on Wednesday, which aligns with the expectations of 26 out of 35 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Other economists predict that after lowering the policy interest rate in May, policymakers will continue to ease monetary policy. Governor Perry Warjiyo stated at a press conference that global uncertainty remains high, and the domestic economy needs further support. He indicated that bank lending rates need to continue to decline to support credit growth and the national economy.

Israel has requested the United States to participate in military actions against Iran to strike at its nuclear program, but the U.S. has not yet considered this option. Israel lacks the weapons needed to destroy key nuclear facilities, and the Trump administration has kept its distance from Israeli actions, concerned about U.S. involvement in war.

Israel has requested the United States to participate in military actions against Iran to strike at its nuclear program, but the U.S. has yet to consider this option. Israel lacks the weapons necessary to destroy key nuclear facilities, and the Trump administration has kept its distance from Israeli actions, fearing U.S. involvement in the war.

The Puell Multiple indicator, which measures the ratio of miners' daily earnings to their average annual earnings, is still close to the discount zone and is currently below 1.40, according to Golden Finance. The analysis shows that despite the sharp rise in prices, miners' revenue growth has not kept pace, which could mean that the current market is mainly driven by external factors such as institutional demand, ETFs, or a tightening of circulating supply. The April 2024 halving event further reduced miner earnings. Experts believe that this rare combination of high-price-low indicators suggests that the market may only be halfway through its upward cycle, and that bitcoin is expected to reach new highs in the coming months if miners' revenues grow in tandem with demand.

USD: 1. Goldman Sachs: Downgraded the probability of a U.S. economic recession in 12 months from 35% to 30%. 2. U.S. Congressional Budget Office: Tax bills make the rich richer and the poor poorer. 3. Trump: Will not fire Powell, Powell just needs to drop the interest rate, recommends the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 200 basis points. 4. Allianz: Delayed expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts from October to December. Major non-USD currencies: 1. ECB Executive Board member Schnabel stated that as inflation stabilizes near the ECB's target, the (easing) monetary policy cycle is "coming to an end". 2. Peru's central bank kept the benchmark interest rate at 4.50%. 3. The Bank of Japan expects inflation to be higher than expected, but will keep rates unchanged next week. The Bank of Japan is expected to consider rate hikes after trade conditions become clearer. 4. ECB Vice President de Guindos: The ECB's focus has shifted from inflation to slowing economic growth. 5. ECB Governing Council member.

Jin10 data reported on June 11th that the Chinese side reiterated that both parties should move towards each other, ensuring that promises are kept and actions are effective. They should demonstrate the spirit of integrity in honoring commitments and make practical efforts to implement the consensus, jointly maintaining the hard-won outcomes of dialogue, continuing to keep communication open, and promoting the stability and long-term development of China-U.S. economic and trade relations, injecting more certainty and stability into the world economy.

Golden Ten Data on June 5, institutional analysis pointed out that Canada's dismal trade report in April seems to have weakened the reason for the Bank of Canada to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged this week to a certain extent. The Bank of Canada previously said it kept its policy rate unchanged at 2.75%, partly due to a slowdown in the economy, but not a deterioration. Canada's trade report for April showed that the country's trade performance was subdued, with exports falling 10.8% to their lowest level in nearly two years, and the trade deficit widening to a record C$7.14 billion. Statistics Canada noted that the strongest monthly appreciation of the Canadian dollar since May 2021 drove a sharp decline in export data. In dollar terms, Canada's exports fell 8.4% in April. Exports to the U.S. fell 15.7 percent, likely reflecting an acceleration in U.S. importers placing orders from Canadian suppliers in the first quarter to avoid tariffs.

On June 2, Jin10 reported that the Bank of Japan has set aside the maximum amount of loss provisions for bond trading. The report stated that the Bank of Japan will raise the reserve level to 100% for the first time in the fiscal year 2024, indicating that the central bank expects future interest payments to financial institutions to impact its capital base. Previously, at the monetary policy meeting in May, the Bank of Japan kept the short-term interest rate unchanged at 0.5%, but external pressure to continue raising borrowing costs is increasing.

The Central Bank of Israel has kept the Benchmark Interest Rate at 4.5% for the 11th consecutive time to respond to military actions in Gaza and the rise in inflation. Despite the inflation rate deviating from the target, the Central Bank remains cautious. If inflation slows and risks are manageable, the Central Bank may consider cutting interest rates in the second half of the year.

Jin10 Data, May 16 - According to the International News Agency, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that the Russian negotiating team in Istanbul maintains ongoing communication with President Putin, who will receive all relevant information in real-time. Peskov indicated that all necessary information communication channels have been established between the negotiating team and the "center."

Golden 10 Data, May 9, data from the Central Bank of Ukraine showed that although the proportion of its euro-denominated international assets is still low, it has more than tripled since early November, reaching 10% in early May. Statistics show that dollar holdings fell by 6 percentage points to 82.9% over the same period. As of May 1, Ukraine's foreign exchange reserves totaled nearly $46.7 billion, of which $39 billion was in US dollars. As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters the onset of the conflict, this trend largely reflects weakening US support and increasing EU aid. It also highlights the long-term efforts of Ukrainian policymakers to forge closer economic ties with the EU, as well as the broader market trend of declining interest in dollar assets amid the trade war, according to two people familiar with the matter. A spokesman for the Central Bank of Ukraine said that the funds received from the European Union in euros are kept in the central bank's government accounts as part of international reserves,

The Federal Reserve (FED) maintained interest rates, expecting inflation to rise. The US President is pressuring for interest rate cuts, and Bitcoin prices are experiencing significant fluctuations, reaching a nearly three-month high on May 7. Market sentiment is "greedy," with spot Bitcoin ETF inflows reaching a new high. Analysts warn that if the Federal Reserve (FED) delays interest rate cuts, Bitcoin could fall back to $70,000.

Golden Finance reports that The Federal Reserve (FED) has announced that it will maintain the federal funds interest rate target range between 4.25% and 4.50%, in line with market expectations. This is the third consecutive time since January this year that the FED has kept the interest rate unchanged.

Former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal has reached a settlement with investors affected by the FTX bankruptcy, with the specific settlement amount kept confidential. O'Neal and other celebrities have been accused of being promoters of the FTX platform, leading to investor losses. FTX had paid promotional fees to O'Neal and other celebrities.

The Bank of Korea left interest rates unchanged at its April meeting to support the economy in the face of U.S. tariff hits. No change in interest rates is expected, taking into account Trump's trade uncertainty. The central bank may need time to assess the impact of previous interest rate cuts, and South Korea's exports are crucial to GDP growth.

The Bank of Canada has kept interest rates steady and the tariff issue is still unclear. Tariffs could lead to a global trade war, affecting the Canadian economy and rising inflation. The Bank of Canada no longer publishes quarterly economic forecasts and adopts a more flexible forecasting approach. The removal of tariffs could provide temporary relief to the economy, but if a trade war were triggered, the economy would fall into a deep recession. The market is predicting that the Bank of Canada may not adjust interest rates.

On April 16, the Bank of Canada kept interest rates unchanged at 2.75%, in line with market expectations, after cutting interest rates at seven consecutive meetings.

Gate.io News bot message, the KiloEx team has released an announcement confirming that the trading platform has suffered a hacker attack. Currently, KiloEx is cooperating with law enforcement agencies, cybersecurity experts, and multiple exchanges to conduct an investigation, and has successfully traced the hacker's wallet address. The KiloEx team has proposed a settlement to the Hacker: if the Hacker returns 90% of the stolen funds within 72 hours, the remaining 10% can be kept as a "white hat reward." The team also stated that if the Hacker refuses to cooperate, legal action will be taken and their identity information will be made public. Source: Wu Says

According to a report by Golden Finance, on-chain analyst Yu Jin monitored that with this wave of fall, 67,500 ETH (105 million USD) lending position liquidation line at the Whale position of 1650 USD was completely liquidated, which also propelled the further fall of ETH. He actually added 2160 ETH as collateral to lower the liquidation line at 1 a.m., but unfortunately, ETH kept falling, and his ETH position was finally liquidated at 6 a.m. to repay his 74.4 million DAI loan.

Keith Fitz-Gerald, CIO of the Fitz-Gerald Group, is frustrated by the recent dumping of TSL but still believes in the company's long-term prospects. He finds Tesla's developments in areas such as autonomous driving convincing and firmly believes that Tesla continues to change the world. Therefore, despite the current dumping leaving him helpless, he remains determined to hold onto his Tesla shares.

Keith Fitz-Gerald, CIO of Fitz-Gerald Group, stated that despite feeling frustrated by the recent dumping of TSL, he still believes in the company's long-term prospects. He thinks that TSL's developments in areas such as autonomous driving remain positive and he maintains a strong hold on his shares.

Last week, U.S. stocks were boosted by dovish comments from The Federal Reserve (FED) and flexible statements regarding Trump's tariff plans, with the Dow rising 1.2%, the S&P 500 up 0.51%, and the Nasdaq slightly up 0.17%. Tech stocks generally closed lower. Bitcoin fluctuated upward, currently reported at $85,721, with a 3.18% increase over the past week. In forex, the U.S. dollar index saw its first weekly increase, gold rose 1.31%, and crude oil has increased for two consecutive weeks. The Federal Reserve (FED) kept interest rates unchanged, with market expectations for two potential rate cuts within the year, improving investor sentiment. This week, attention is on the Federal Reserve (FED) PCE price index data and the "tariff deadline" on April 2.

Jin10 Data March 21 - The Central Bank of Russia has maintained the interest rate at a record high of 21%, in line with market expectations.

BlockBeats news, on March 21, according to CoinDesk, the Crypto Assets market experienced a brief frenzy after the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting and then fell into a pullback. Bitcoin retreated from a high of $86,000 to below $84,000, with a 24-hour fall of over 3%, while Ether lost the psychological level of $2,000. Despite the overall pressure on the market, Options traders remain optimistic about the mid-term market, with the probability of Bitcoin breaking $100,000 by the end of June rising from 20% to nearly 30% within 24 hours. The Federal Reserve kept the Intrerest Rate unchanged and announced a reduction in Quantitative Tightening (QT) in April, interpreted as a signal of quasi-easing, which pushed Bitcoin to briefly break $85,000. BNB rose 8% during the week against the trend, while XRP's weekly growth narrowed to 4.8%. The Options market showed signs of divergence.

On March 20, Jinshi Data reported that the Bank of England kept the interest rate unchanged at 4.5% as expected, indicating that it is waiting to assess the impact of U.S. tariffs on the global economy. Following the announcement, the British pound rose slightly against the U.S. dollar but still fell about 0.2% throughout the day. Investors are now focusing on Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves' spring statement next week, where she is expected to propose spending cuts to ensure the government does not violate fiscal rules.

The USD/EUR pulled back some of its gains, as the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, indicating a total rate cut of 50 basis points this year. Powell stated that the current uncertainty is "exceptionally high," posing challenges to Central Bank officials' economic outlook predictions. The dollar's movement remains calm, with traders showing caution regarding economic weakness issues, awaiting confirmation from the first quarter GDP data.

Golden Finance reports that the Bank of Japan has kept the Benchmark Interest Rate unchanged at 0.5%, in line with market expectations. (Jin Shi)

Mask Network founder thanked the follow in the article and kept rational, emphasizing not to speculate, the stolen funds are personal assets, unrelated to the company, fund, project party. He urged everyone not to worry, while quoting ancient words to express resilience.

On February 26, Jinshi Data News, Apollo Global Management economist Torsten Slok pointed out that the financial markets may remain in a state of high inflation and high Intrerest Rate for a long time. Globalization, which has kept prices soft for decades, is losing favor with global policymakers. The global economy is becoming increasingly differentiated. The increasingly differentiated global economy is bringing structural rise pressures to commodity markets and labor markets, which will keep Intrerest Rate at structurally high levels for a longer period of time.

Israel's Central Bank kept the short-term Intrerest Rate unchanged at 4.5% for its ninth consecutive meeting, despite the weakening of the economy and the rise of inflation due to the Hamas conflict. After the Central Bank cut 25 basis points last year, the annual inflation rate accelerated to 3.8% in January, the highest in recent years, and the annualized rise rate of the economy was lower than expected.