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TREE NEWS update: Eurozone government bonds have joined a global selloff, pushing yields to multi-year highs. This reflects broader market concerns over inflation and central bank policy, impacting risk assets including crypto.

TREE NEWS reports: Brent crude oil (XBRUSD) has surged past $92 per barrel, currently trading at $92.04, marking a 3.6% increase in the last 24 hours, according to Gate data. This movement highlights ongoing volatility in global energy markets.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin’s $57,000 level is a critical liquidation point for leveraged long positions, and thin liquidity could amplify liquidation-driven selling. Despite downside risks, BTC shows resilience and a potential inverse head-and-shoulders pattern keeps the bullish case alive.

TREE NEWS update: ‘New Bond King’ Jeffrey Gundlach warns that Wall Street’s push to turn AI chips into an investable asset class, highlighted by Nvidia’s partnerships to raise over $500B for AI infrastructure, may signal an impending market top. Nvidia acts as a lead partner rather than a funder, leveraging its credit rating to lower client financing costs.

TREE NEWS update: HSBC has asked certain existing investment clients in mainland China to submit a declaration of their fund sources, warning that failure to do so in time may lead to termination of services. This move reflects tightened compliance and anti-money-laundering scrutiny in the banking sector.

TREE NEWS reports: South Korea’s KOSPI index reversed sharply, dropping 2% after initially surging over 3% in early trading. The volatile swing reflects heightened market uncertainty amid global economic concerns.

TREE NEWS update: Masahiro Ichikawa, strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management, stated that if Japan shows commitment to fiscal discipline and maintains appropriate BOJ rate hikes, further yen depreciation can be curbed without repeated intervention. He noted that recent interventions were effective because they halted rapid, disorderly falls toward 164 per dollar.

TREE NEWS reports: Spot silver fell over $1 to $64.78 per ounce, down 1.52% on the day, according to Gate data. The decline reflects ongoing volatility in precious metals markets.

TREE NEWS reports: Airwallex founder discusses the future of stablecoins, predicting they will evolve within existing regulatory frameworks across countries. The remarks highlight the growing convergence of traditional finance and digital assets.

TREE NEWS update: Fundstrat reports that Bitcoin’s volatility has reached an all-time low, suggesting a potential significant price movement of 30% within the next 60 days. The analysis indicates that low volatility often precedes major market moves, making this a key signal for traders.

TREE NEWS update: The European Union has expanded its crypto sanctions against Russia by adding 14 platforms to its transaction ban list and introducing provisions to allow comprehensive bans on related countries. This move tightens the bloc’s restrictions on digital assets in response to geopolitical tensions.

TREE NEWS update: Gold’s short squeeze is evolving into a more sustained uptrend as macro signals and technicals align, with $4500 as a key resistance. Chinese capital dominates the rally, forcing short covering, while Western active longs return. Goldman recommends call spreads and digital KO structures for upside participation.

TREE NEWS reports: Despite strong Q2 results, SpaceX, SanDisk, and Alphabet saw their stocks drop after earnings, highlighting that markets trade on expectations and earnings quality, not just headline numbers. Key factors include heavy capex, price-driven growth, and non-operating gains, underscoring the importance of analyzing cash flow, revenue drivers, and profit sources.

TREE NEWS update: Korean retail investors are fleeing the volatile local market, net buying about $4.5 billion in US stocks in July, with a notable $840 million into SK Hynix ADRs despite a 10% premium, and heavy demand for leveraged semiconductor ETFs like SOXL. Analysts warn this ‘changing venue, same bet’ strategy fails to diversify and signals speculative overheating, potentially amplifying volatility in niche areas.

TREE NEWS reports: The US Department of Justice has initiated an antitrust investigation into venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), according to ChainCatcher. The probe targets a16z’s investment practices, which could have implications for the crypto and technology sectors. No formal charges have been filed, and the investigation is ongoing.

TREE NEWS update: Binance is reportedly planning to apply for a license from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) with the goal of relaunching its services in the UK by 2027. This move marks a significant step in the exchange’s efforts to re-enter the UK market after previous regulatory setbacks.

TREE NEWS reports: The Central Bank of Russia has imposed a limit on market brokers, capping their crypto asset holdings at 25% of total capital. This regulatory move aims to mitigate risks associated with cryptocurrency exposure in the financial system.

TREE NEWS reports: Traders on Polymarket, Kalshi, and Myriad give a 74% probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged at its September meeting. This consensus reflects market expectations of a pause in rate hikes amid mixed economic data.

TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury has proposed new rules defining which entities can legally sell stablecoins to US customers, with restrictions set to begin in 2027. This regulatory move could significantly impact crypto exchanges and platforms.

TREE NEWS update: Binance is reportedly planning to re-enter the UK market by applying for a license under new crypto rules, after being barred from regulated activities since 2021. The move could mark a significant step in the company’s global regulatory compliance efforts.