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TREE NEWS update: CFTC Chairman stated that regardless of whether the Clarity Act passes, the crypto industry will ultimately face clear regulatory rules. This signals a move toward more defined oversight for digital assets in the US.

TREE NEWS update: The US Treasury has proposed new investment rules for the ‘Trump Account,’ aiming to regulate how funds are managed. This move could impact market confidence and crypto policies.

TREE NEWS reports: San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly stated that she sees no evidence requiring the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates ahead of schedule. Her comments suggest the central bank remains patient on monetary policy amid current economic conditions.

TREE NEWS update: Micron Technology announced plans to invest $250 billion in the United States, aiming to create 90,000 jobs. This major capital expenditure underscores a broader trend of domestic semiconductor manufacturing expansion, though it has no direct link to crypto or RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS reports: The US initial jobless claims for the week ending August 15 came in at 206,000, lower than the expected 210,000. This indicates a resilient labor market, which may influence Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions.

TREE NEWS update: US continuing jobless claims for the week ending August 8 reached 1.799 million, exceeding the expected 1.79 million. This indicates a slight softening in the labor market, which could influence Federal Reserve policy decisions.

TREE NEWS reports: The 30-year Treasury yield hit a 2007 high, prompting Treasury Secretary Bessent to expand long-dated bond buybacks. This move, dubbed ‘Operation Twist’ by analysts, aims to manage long-end supply amid rising deficits, AI-driven debt issuance, and shifting demand from Japan. The real concern is whether fiscal policy is increasingly managing long-term financial conditions.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin broke above $70,000 following Trump’s pro-crypto remarks, with a 24-hour gain of over 10%. 13F filings show major institutions like Jane Street, BlackRock, and JPMorgan increased their Bitcoin exposure in Q2 2026 despite the price drop, suggesting smart money positioned ahead of the rally. Analysts are divided on whether this marks the end of the bear market or a local top.

TREE NEWS update: US stock index futures showed slight declines, with Dow and Nasdaq futures dipping, reflecting cautious market sentiment. The movement suggests investors are awaiting further cues, though no major catalysts were cited.

TREE NEWS update: Meta is planning to invest several hundred million dollars in Microsoft’s Azure AI services, according to sources. The deal would deepen the partnership between the two tech giants and boost Microsoft’s AI cloud business.

TREE NEWS update: Corporate political spending for the 2026 midterm elections has hit a new high, driven by crypto, AI, and betting companies. These industries are increasing their lobbying and campaign contributions to influence policy.

TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury announced it will double its buyback cap for long-term Treasuries to $40 billion per operation, aiming to ease high long-term yields. While US stocks only saw modest gains, Bitcoin surged from $64K to near $70K, interpreted as a leading indicator of improving dollar liquidity. The move is seen as the Treasury acting on behalf of the Fed, boosting market confidence despite muted equity response.

TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid’s HYPE token surged 17% after President Trump stated that the CFTC is working to bring the offshore perpetuals venue under U.S. regulation, boosting all Hyperliquid-linked products. This marks a notable regulatory development for the crypto derivatives platform.

TREE NEWS reports: At a White House meeting with crypto executives, President Trump pressed Congress to pass a ‘fair version’ of the Clarity Act, a market structure bill lacking Democratic support. The meeting included CEOs from Coinbase, Ripple, Robinhood, and Nasdaq, highlighting the administration’s push for crypto legislation.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin’s first push above $70,000 in two months has erased nearly $3 billion in short positions, fueled by an expanded Treasury buyback program. The move signals renewed bullish momentum for the crypto market.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin surged to nearly $72,000 in a second day of gains, triggering over $3.1 billion in short liquidations across crypto markets. The rally reflects strong bullish momentum, with traders forced to cover positions as prices climbed.

TREE NEWS update: Alibaba announced that its latest-generation AI processor, Zhenwu M890, has achieved widespread commercial adoption across more than 650 external customers. This marks a significant milestone in Alibaba’s AI hardware strategy, though it is not directly related to RWA tokenization.