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TREE NEWS reports: The US national debt surpassing $40 trillion has reignited discussions among analysts about Bitcoin’s potential as a hedge, though near-term factors like Treasury yields and dollar strength remain key. The milestone could bolster Bitcoin’s long-term case despite ongoing liquidity concerns.

TREE NEWS update: The three major US stock indices declined, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling more than 1%. The drop reflects ongoing market concerns, though specific drivers were not detailed.

TREE NEWS reports: SpaceX conducted a successful static fire test of the Starship’s engines, a key step ahead of its next test flight. The test validated the vehicle’s propulsion systems and paves the way for an upcoming launch attempt.

TREE NEWS update: USD/JPY has surged past 159.0, currently trading at 159.004, marking a 0.4% increase in the last 24 hours. The move reflects ongoing dollar strength and yen weakness in the forex market.

TREE NEWS reports: Macro strategist Mark Connors says the US Treasury’s plan to regularly buy back long-term bonds could catalyze Bitcoin’s next rally, potentially pushing BTC to $180,000. He argues that lower Treasury yields from buybacks would ease macro pressure on risk assets, with support possibly expanding to $10-30B monthly. Connors also notes that SLR rule adjustments and the CLARITY Act’s progress are key factors to watch.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin surged past $72,500, marking new multimonth highs, even as US stocks cooled. The move comes amid US threats of ‘economic warfare’ against Iran, highlighting crypto’s divergence from traditional markets.

TREE NEWS update: Federal Reserve official Musalem revealed that he advocated for an interest rate hike in July, signaling a hawkish stance amid ongoing inflation concerns. This comment adds to the debate over the Fed’s next policy move, potentially impacting global financial markets.

TREE NEWS update: The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a warning to cryptocurrency holders to be cautious of fraudulent letters that contain QR codes, which could lead to phishing scams. The agency advises taxpayers to verify the authenticity of any IRS correspondence and avoid scanning QR codes from suspicious sources.

TREE NEWS update: US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a press conference for next Monday to discuss economic sanctions against Iran. The event will address related actions, signaling potential new measures. This development could impact global oil markets and geopolitical tensions.

TREE NEWS reports: Treasury Secretary Bessent indicated that the scale of US Treasury buybacks could surpass the previously announced $4 billion. This suggests a more aggressive approach to managing the government’s debt profile, potentially impacting bond markets and liquidity.

TREE NEWS update: Blockstream CEO Adam Back predicts Bitcoin will reach $1 million sooner than most anticipate, citing growing institutional adoption and macroeconomic tailwinds. He argues that the current market underestimates the speed of Bitcoin’s price appreciation.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s price surged past $72,000 on Thursday, following a meeting between President Trump and crypto executives where he urged lawmakers to pass the Clarity Act. The cryptocurrency jumped nearly 12% in 24 hours, trading around $71,758 in New York.

TREE NEWS reports: USDT is disappearing from regulated European platforms due to MiCA, but this has not weakened global demand for Tether. The regulatory pressure appears to have minimal impact outside Europe.

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.