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TREE NEWS reports: US short-term Treasury yields have risen, prompting market expectations that the Federal Reserve may need to raise short-term interest rates. This development signals potential tightening in monetary policy, which could impact crypto and other risk assets.

TREE NEWS reports: In his first Jackson Hole speech as Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh declared the end of forward guidance as a normal-times tool, advocating a return to data dependence and disciplined policy. He outlined seven principles for policy, including anchoring 2% inflation and focusing on short-term rates, while acknowledging AI’s uncertain economic impact. Warsh noted labor market stability but stressed inflation remains too high, with PCE at 3.7%, signaling more work ahead.

TREE NEWS update: Spot gold and silver prices fell sharply following comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh. The precious metals market reacted negatively to his speech, indicating potential shifts in monetary policy expectations.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s price dropped below the $79,000 mark, signaling a continued downturn in the crypto market. This decline reflects ongoing market volatility and investor sentiment.

TREE NEWS reports: Federal Reserve Chair Warsh signaled potential rate hikes, emphasizing a policy focus on inflation. This suggests a more hawkish stance that could impact global markets and crypto sentiment.

TREE NEWS reports: Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh addressed public concerns, emphasizing that price stability remains the primary focus. His remarks come amid ongoing market volatility and inflation worries, signaling a cautious approach to monetary policy.

TREE NEWS update: Federal Reserve official Warsh stated that inflation remains above the target, indicating the Fed still has work to do. This suggests that interest rates may stay higher for longer, impacting crypto and risk assets.

TREE NEWS reports: Market pricing indicates that bets on a Federal Reserve interest rate hike have increased following remarks by Fed Governor Warsh. The shift in expectations suggests traders are positioning for a more hawkish monetary policy stance.

TREE NEWS update: The preliminary 2026 US nonfarm payroll benchmark revision (unadjusted) came in at -79,000, far below the expected +183,000. This significant downward revision suggests weaker job growth than previously estimated, which could influence Federal Reserve policy and market sentiment.

TREE NEWS reports: US major stock indices were mixed in recent trading, with the Nasdaq falling 0.09% while other indices showed slight gains or losses. This reflects cautious sentiment among investors amid ongoing market fluctuations.

TREE NEWS update: The Trump administration is drafting new regulations to restrict remote access to advanced AI chip computing resources, targeting foreign adversaries. The rules aim to prevent indirect acquisition of high-performance AI hardware via cloud services, reflecting growing national security concerns.

TREE NEWS update: Federal Reserve official Hammack has stated that the Fed should consider raising interest rates. This hawkish stance could impact global financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. The news is macro-related and not directly tied to RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: SoftBank is reportedly in talks to refinance a $10 billion loan to increase its investment in OpenAI, signaling deeper ties between the tech giant and the AI leader. The move underscores SoftBank’s aggressive push into AI infrastructure and could have implications for the broader tech and crypto markets.

TREE NEWS reports: At this year’s Jackson Hole symposium, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will deliver his first major policy speech amid rising long-term Treasury yields and persistent inflation. Markets will focus on his inflation tolerance and stance on long-end rates, especially as the Treasury expands long-duration buybacks and AI giants like Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta issue record debt, making capital competition a key theme for equity valuations.

TREE NEWS update: US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw eight consecutive days of net inflows, absorbing billions from institutions, yet Bitcoin price repeatedly failed to break above $80,000. The divergence is attributed to basis trading by hedge funds, long-term holder and miner profit-taking, and options market maker gamma hedging, which offset the buying pressure.

TREE NEWS reports: French Bitcoin treasury firm Capital B has raised $24.5 million in a private placement, with support from Adam Back and TOBAM. The company may unlock an additional $158 million through warrant exercises, amid market uncertainty.

TREE NEWS update: Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al Nahyan, the UAE’s national security adviser, and co-investors own nearly half of WLTC Holdings, the holding company behind the Trump family’s bank charter bid. The involvement of a foreign official raises regulatory and geopolitical questions, though the news does not directly relate to asset tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: As NVIDIA’s earnings settle, markets turn to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech. The key concern isn’t hawkish vs. dovish but the Fed’s unpredictable reaction function, with Warsh likely to focus on AI, productivity, and long-term frameworks rather than signaling September action. Goldman expects him to reaffirm the 2% PCE target without pre-committing, while the Treasury’s long-end buybacks may offer temporary relief but won’t solve structural supply issues.

TREE NEWS reports: Anthropic, an AI company, plans to release its IPO prospectus after Labor Day, targeting a U.S. listing between late September and early October. This move marks a significant step for the AI industry, though it is unrelated to crypto or RWA.