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TREE NEWS update: The SEC reportedly shelved a crypto fundraising rulemaking after a Wall Street group, SIFMA, weighed a legal challenge. The SEC cited scheduling issues, but sources indicate the litigation threat influenced the decision.

TREE NEWS update: The United States’ national debt is projected to exceed $40 trillion earlier than expected, potentially within months, due to current fiscal policies and spending. This development could have significant implications for global financial markets and macroeconomic stability.

TREE NEWS update: Dymon has obtained approximately $1 billion in capital allocation from the Abu Dhabi Investment Council to accelerate its expansion. The funding marks a significant boost for the firm’s growth initiatives.

TREE NEWS reports: China has authorized eight new banks to join its digital yuan network, bringing the total number of operators to 30. The newly added lenders will begin offering e-CNY services after completing operational and technical preparations, further expanding the reach of China’s central bank digital currency.

TREE NEWS update: China has reportedly stopped using the government-customized version of Windows 10 ahead of schedule, ending support earlier than planned. This move may impact government IT systems and could prompt a shift to domestic alternatives.

TREE NEWS reports: Iranian official Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed, escalating geopolitical tensions in the region. This could impact global oil supply and financial markets.

TREE NEWS reports: South Korea’s media regulator has announced plans to block access to Polymarket, a crypto-based prediction market, citing its operations as illegal gambling. The decision targets the platform’s noncustodial smart contract structure, despite its decentralized design.

TREE NEWS update: SoftBank Group announced plans to issue ¥1 trillion in individual bonds to raise funds for AI investments. The move underscores the conglomerate’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence infrastructure and technology.

TREE NEWS reports: Gold prices are under pressure as rising oil prices and higher US Treasury yields weigh on the market. Investors are shifting focus to assets with better yields, reducing demand for the non-yielding metal.

TREE NEWS update: The daughter of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang visited LG Electronics’ robot center to discuss expanding cooperation in AI infrastructure and robotics. This move highlights the growing intersection between AI and robotics industries.

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.