Metaplanet has successfully surpassed the Kingdom of Bhutan in Bitcoin open interest, showcasing the effectiveness of its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy. Meanwhile, the Kingdom of Bhutan continues to solidify its unique leadership position in the global Crypto Assets space through long-term holding strategies, green Bitcoin Mining practices, and innovative encryption payment infrastructure. The competition for crypto asset reserves between institutions and nations is still ongoing, with both sides setting ambitious Bitcoin accumulation goals.

On June 19, Steven Barrow, an economic observer at Standard Bank, said that two things are certain in today's meeting: the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates, and Trump will criticize this decision. Regarding the Trump-Powell conflict, note two things that have happened since the May policy meeting: the Supreme Court seems to confirm Powell's past view that Trump cannot fire him; Trump directly urged Powell to cut interest rates during a meeting with the Fed chair at the White House.

ChainCatcher news, Sygnum Bank pointed out in its latest market outlook analysis that the circulating supply of Bitcoin has decreased by about 30% over the past 18 months, leading to a significant decline in market liquidity. Analysts stated that with the increase in ETF fund inflows and the rising interest from governments in Bitcoin reserves, the market may face a "demand shock," where the number of buyers far exceeds the available coin supply. In addition, the turbulence in the U.S. Treasury market and the weakening of the dollar have enhanced the appeal of Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset, further driving up demand for it. These factors combined may trigger upward volatility in Bitcoin prices in the coming months.

Jin10 data May 7 news, U.S. Treasury and Eurozone government bond yields changed little in early trading as investors remained cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve policy meeting. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged in Wednesday's decision, and due to the recent strong U.S. economic data, it is unlikely to signal a rate cut in the coming months. KBC bank analysts stated in a report: "The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain stable interest rates and has no intention of breaking the deadlock in the short term."

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said that due to the impact of U.S. tariffs, the central bank may pause interest rate hikes and will take policy actions according to economic development. This stance underscores the view that the risk of a bad scenario is closer and reinforces market expectations that the central bank may pause rate hikes at its next meeting.

The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, stated that if U.S. tariffs harm the Japanese economy, the Central Bank may pause interest rate hikes and will take policy action as appropriate. This strengthens market expectations, suggesting a possible pause in rate hikes at the next policy meeting.

According to a report by Jinshi, observers at the Central Bank of Japan expect the pace of interest rate hikes to be gradual and no policy changes are expected at the next meeting. Most analysts believe that July is the best choice for the next rate hike, with the Central Bank expected to maintain its pace of raising rates every six months. The next rate hike may occur between June and September, with a few predicting it could be on May 1st.

The CEO of Bank of America said that the Financial Service industry is about to enter the era of encryption economy, and the Stablecoin business will develop rapidly. Stablecoin is a digital asset backed by the US dollar, similar to BofA's coin that supports US dollar deposits. With government support, legislators are pushing for Stablecoin legislation.

Vincent Van Code, a renowned software engineer and long-time XRP advocate, expressed his views on the far-reaching impact of Ripple's application for a U.S. banking license and a Federal Reserve master account, sparking a new round of discussions within the entire crypto community. Ripple confirmed these two developments on July 2, an action that could position the company at the core of cryptocurrency innovation and traditional financial infrastructure.

The Central Bank of the UAE plans to launch a blockchain-based central bank digital currency, the digital dirham, in the fourth quarter of 2025. It is expected to enhance financial stability and combat financial crime. The digital dirham will be accepted in payment channels, promoting innovation in digital products and service development, while also reducing costs and improving access to international markets.

Deutsche Bank expects the Bank of England to cut rates four more times in 2025, bringing the rate down to 3.50%. However, Bank of England economist Sanjay Raja believes that in the March 20 decision, the rate will remain at 4.50%. The market is pricing in a 92% probability that the central bank will keep interest rates unchanged in March and predicts that the central bank will cut rates two more times in 2025.

India is expected to see another interest rate cut by the Central Bank in April to support the shift in focus to economic growth. The recent economic rise has been sluggish, and inflation is close to the target. It is expected that the policy repo rate will be reduced from 6.25% to 5.5%.

ChainCatcher message, FV Bank in the United States has stated that it has integrated PayPal USD (PYUSD) for direct deposits and outgoing payments, and can be instantly converted to US dollars. FV Bank

After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), there has been a new gap in the demand for financial services in the tech industry. A group of prominent tech investors, including military tech entrepreneur Palmer Luckey (known for founding Anduril Industries) and venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale (co-founder of Palantir and managing partner at 8VC), is preparing to establish a new bank named "Lonely Mountain." This bank, named after the "Lonely Mountain" in The Lord of the Rings, has officially applied for a national bank charter in the U.S., aiming to serve the niche market left by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and ambitiously venturing into cutting-edge fields such as Crypto Assets, defense technology, and artificial intelligence.

Jin10 data, June 12 - Felix Brill, Chief Investment Officer of VP Bank, stated that the tariff debate has had a severe impact on the US dollar. Investors have turned to favor European investments, which is beneficial for the euro. After a significant decline in the dollar, technical analysis indicates that the dollar will experience a consolidation. Given the high trade deficit in the US, the trade-weighted dollar is severely overvalued and susceptible to further depreciation. This deficit is closely related to the record levels of external debt. The higher the external debt, the harder it becomes to obtain additional funding. "Correcting this imbalance requires more attractive prices for US assets, which is primarily achieved through dollar depreciation," Brill said.

Jin10 data reported on June 5, analysts at Quintet Private Bank, Antonucci, stated in a report that as the European Central Bank continues to cut interest rates, European stock markets may rise. The European Central Bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, bringing the deposit rate down to 2.0%, in line with market expectations. Antonucci noted that plans to increase defense and infrastructure spending could also boost European stock markets.

Jin10 data, May 22 - Japanese Central Bank board member Asahi Noguchi stated that he personally believes there is no need for significant adjustments to the current Japanese Central Bank's bond purchase reduction plan. The Japanese Central Bank can take enough time to reduce its balance sheet, which is beneficial for market stability. Regarding the reduction plan starting in April 2026, we need to conduct a prudent assessment from a longer-term perspective.

Jin10 reported on May 8th, the Bank of England: predicts the CPI one year from now to be 2.4% (February prediction was 3%). The CPI two years from now to be 1.9% (February prediction was 2.3%). The CPI three years from now to be 1.9% (February prediction was 1.9%).

Jin10 data reported on April 24, among them, Huazhang Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.18%, Huaxia Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.11%, Huitianfu Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.04%, Yifangda Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.02%.

According to ChainCatcher news and Cointelegraph reports, Custodia Bank and Vantage Bank have issued the first US bank-supported stablecoin Avit, based on a permissionless Blockchain and running on Ethereum. The issuance of this stablecoin marks an important step forward for Compliance in USD-based Blockchain technology payments.

On March 6, Jinshi data, Nicolas Sopel, Chief Strategist of Quintet Private Bank, said that by the end of 2025, the European Central Bank may cut the Interest Rate to 2.0% because the eurozone inflation rate is expected to stabilize near the target of 2%. He said the market is optimistic about the improvement of the German economy, but it takes time to digest. 'Any fiscal stimulus measures must first be approved by the German parliament and take some time to have an impact on the economy,' Sopel said.

The Central Bank of the UK: decided on the Interest Rate with a vote of 7-2. (Last meeting was 6-3)

On February 6th, Jinshi data reported that the British Pound fell, with investors remaining cautious ahead of the Intrerest Rate decision by the Central Bank of the United Kingdom. This is the first Intrerest Rate resolution since the dumping of British government bonds last month. Analysts at Deutsche Bank stated in a report, "In fact, at the peak of the big dump of the British Pound, the market has been speculating whether the Central Bank of the United Kingdom will cut interest rates at this meeting." However, the latest inflation data came in lower than expected, supporting market bets on another rate cut. Deutsche Bank expects the Central Bank of the United Kingdom to vote in favor of a rate cut by a margin of 8 to 1.

ABN AMRO expects the European Central Bank to cut its deposit interest rate by 25 basis points from 3% to 2.75%. However, ECB officials remain cautious about easing policy. Nevertheless, if the ECB expresses a view on tariffs being formed, this could indicate a more dovish stance. US tariffs will have direct and indirect effects on the eurozone's economic rise and inflation, which will lead to the ECB's policy interest rate ultimately falling to 1%.

Deutsche Bank expects the European Central Bank to cut the deposit policy Interest Rate by 25 basis points to 2.75% on January 30. It is expected that the European Central Bank will gradually reduce the Interest Rate at four interest rate meetings in the first half of 2025, with the policy Interest Rate reaching 2% before mid-year. The European Central Bank will make decisions based on factors such as economic growth below trend levels, slightly lower than target inflation, and facing downside risks.

On December 19, Simkus, a member of the European Central Bank Management Committee, said that as inflation is increasingly under control, the European Central Bank should continue to drop borrowing costs at the current rate. Simkus said the downside direction for monetary policy is clear. He warned that while price risks look balanced in 2025, downside risks could be in 2026. "When it comes to future decisions, they will be determined by the data available at that time. But the best-case scenario is a rhythmic and sustained downward revision towards the neutral Intrerest Rate. "Analysts expect Europe's Central Bank to cut the deposit Intrerest Rate to 2% from the current 3%. Market investors are expecting a slightly more aggressive path (closing at 1.75%). Simkus said the Intrerest Rate will be near the bottom of the 1.7%-2.5% range, which many consider neutral.

Jinshi data, December 19 news, Danske Bank said that due to the continued high inflation and wage rise, the UK Central Bank is expected to maintain its interest rate unchanged at tonight's meeting. It is expected that the UK Central Bank will cut interest rates at every meeting starting from February 2025, until the second half of 2025, when we expect the pace of rate cuts to slow to only once per quarter. This will bring the bank's interest rate to 3.25% by 2025 (currently 4.75%), lower than market expectations. However, we believe there is a risk that the bank will continue to take a gradual approach in the first quarter of next year and suspend rate cuts at the March meeting.

On December 19th, Jinshi Data reported that Takumi, a senior economist at Shinkin Central Bank Research Institute.

The institutional staking platform Colossus Digital has received an investment of 1 million euros from SBI Ven Capital, with the funds used to launch its institutional encryption platform, connecting regulatory custodians with validators.

Colossus Digital has secured a €1 million investment from SBI Ven Capital, which will be used to launch its institutional encryption platform that connects regulated custodians with validators for stake and governance.

On June 7, Jin10 reported that Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya stated on Saturday that the unconventional monetary easing policies adopted by central banks around the world after the 2008 financial crisis are posing challenges for global central banks. Amamiya remarked that, theoretically, central banks can print unlimited money to finance government debt, which raises subtle doubts about their large-scale bond purchases aimed at stimulating the economy. In his speech, Amamiya stated: "The key to determining whether it constitutes monetary financing lies in whether monetary policy is constrained by fiscal considerations."

According to the views of blockchain regulatory advisors, the pressure for the de-banking of crypto assets may continue until January 2026, with Trump appointing a new Federal Reserve Board of Governors member. Caitlin Long, founder of Custodia Bank, pointed out that the Federal Reserve is currently controlled by the Democratic Party, reviewing pro-crypto banks, and examiners have been deployed, which may pose regulatory resistance to the crypto industry.

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The Bank of Japan plans to conduct its own wage rise survey to obtain data from small and medium-sized enterprises, which will become part of its quarterly short-term economic outlook survey. The results of the independent survey may affect the Central Bank's decision to raise or lower the Interest Rate.

On April 22, Jin10 reported that the Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets updated its forecast for the European Central Bank's interest rate cuts. Its analysts indicated that they expect the European Central Bank to implement two more rate cuts, bringing the final deposit interest rate down to 1.75%. The Royal Bank of Canada expects the next two rate cuts of 25 basis points each to occur in June and September. According to data from the London Stock Exchange Group, the expectations in the money market are more aggressive, with market pricing reflecting an anticipated approximately 2.5 rate cuts.

Analysts at the Dutch bank point out that the European Central Bank should not be exploited by hawks taking advantage of the economic rebound. Although the inflation rate in the Eurozone has slowed to 2.2%, the impact of trade tariffs is temporary. The Central Bank may need to continue cutting interest rates to alleviate economic pressure and should not tighten policies too early. There are warnings that a tightening tone will affect confidence and demand.

According to Vincent Stamer, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, the likelihood of interest rate cuts in the Eurozone is increasing as inflationary pressures ease. The inflation rate fell to 2.2% in March, close to the European Central Bank's target of 2%, and core inflation is also declining. It is expected that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates on April 17, with market expectations of over 80% probability.

On March 18, Jinshi Data News, Jacob Falkenkrone of Shengbao Bank said that the European Central Bank will still cut interest rates this year, but the fiscal stimulus measures planned in Europe may eventually lead to inflation, which will affect the prospect of interest rates. It is expected that the planned fiscal stimulus measures will increase internal demand in Europe, which will add some inflationary pressure. He said that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates up to two times this year. The money market is currently pricing in two interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank this year.

IG data, January 28th, US bank analysts said in a report that if the European Central Bank adopts a cautious stance on interest rate cuts at Thursday's meeting, the euro may experience a slight pump. "Markets have already priced in two interest rate cuts for the next two meetings, and the European Central Bank is unlikely to commit to further cuts on this basis." They said that given short positions in the euro, this potential cautious stance may provide some mild support for the euro. However, US banks still hold a cautious attitude towards the euro in the near future, as the risk of US trade tariffs may increase the possibility of further interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank.

Suzhou Bank has decided to exercise the early redemption right of convertible bonds and redeem all the registered 'Suhang Convertible Bonds' registered on the redemption registration date. The delisting date is set as the next trading day after the redemption date.

BlockBeats news, on January 14th, according to The Block, Switzerland and Singapore-based encryption bank Sygnum raised $58 million in an oversubscribed strategic funding round, with Fulgur Ventures leading the investment. The new capital will be used to expand its product portfolio (with a focus on BTC technology), expand its institutional infrastructure, strengthen its Compliance team, and explore strategic acquisition opportunities. The funds raised will also help Sygnum

On December 25th, Jinshi data news, the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Mexico, Heath, stated that the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Mexico may discuss a rate cut of 25 basis points or 50 basis points at its next decision in February next year. However, he warned that the uncertainty of U.S. trade is increasing. Heath said the final decision will depend on the situation at the meeting. Since the beginning of the year, the Central Bank has already lowered interest rates by 25 basis points after starting a loose monetary policy cycle. The Central Bank stated last week that with inflation continuing to slow down, they are open to further rate cuts. However, Heath warned that the possibility of tariffs on goods imported from Mexico by the U.S. is increasing uncertainty. He said that if Trump (in his inauguration speech on January 20) does not announce any major disruptions and if inflation meets expectations, as long as there are no unexpected shocks, discussions before the decision in February may be between a rate cut of 25 to 50 basis points. However, even if discussions take place, a larger adjustment

Jin10 data reported on April 21 that, according to local media, the Central Bank of Vietnam is preparing a report to restructure the Saigon Joint Stock Commercial Bank, based on a plan from an unnamed investor. This bank is at the center of the largest financial fraud case in Vietnam's history.

Jinshi data news on March 17th, it is expected that the Central Bank of the UK will maintain the Interest Rate at 4.50% unchanged in the Interest Rate decision on Thursday. However, in addition, analysts at a US bank expect that the Central Bank will cut interest rates three times in 2025, followed by further cuts in 2026, eventually reaching 3.50%. The US bank said that the UK inflation rate is expected to rebound to near 3.5% in the third quarter, increasing the risk that the UK Central Bank will reduce interest rates by a smaller rather than a larger margin. The market currently expects the UK Central Bank to cut interest rates twice more in 2025, each time by 25 basis points.

The European Central Bank is facing pressure to stop cutting interest rates, and Wenshi said it must be cautious and avoid inadvertently cutting interest rates too much. It is expected that the European Central Bank will cut the deposit interest rate from 2.75% to 2% as the European economy weakens. Schnebel also hinted that the European Central Bank may be close to the end of the interest rate cut, with the deposit interest rate being reduced from 4% to 2.75%.

Golden Ten Data, February 10th: Some economists continue to warn that the RBA's rate cut next week will be a serious policy mistake. Judo

Recent data supports the Japanese Central Bank's rate hike this week. Basic wages in November are close to the critical value of 3% required to maintain a 2% inflation rate, with all CPI exceeding 2% and expected to rise, boosting the yen and causing USD/JPY to fall. If the Central Bank does not raise interest rates, it may push up the exchange rate.

Jinshi data January 6th news, Hauke, a strategist at the research department of Deutsche Bank, Intrerest Rate

On December 23rd, Jin10 Data reported that Credit Suisse analyst Yipek stated in a report that the yen may depreciate further due to the fact that the Japanese Central Bank is unlikely to raise interest rates until at least March. She said, "Policymakers believe they will have a clearer understanding of the potential impact of Trump's international policies by then." Meanwhile, as the yield of U.S. Treasury bonds rose last week due to the Federal Reserve's suggestion of slowing down the pace of interest rate cuts, the dollar strengthened. Yipek said that the USD/JPY exchange rate may rise to 160.000, but the Japanese authorities may intervene to support the yen, which may limit the further rise of the USD/JPY exchange rate.

Jinshi data, December 23 news, Tian Da economist Philip Shaw wrote that the interest rate setters of the Central Bank of England will have to follow the increasingly gloomy economic situation. Monday's data showed that output in the third quarter of the UK stagnated, revising previous estimates of a slight rise for the period. Shaw said that after a strong performance in the first half of this year, the UK economy has clearly lost momentum. In a report to investors, he said, "The good news is that this will make the monetary policy committee more inclined to drop the interest rate early next year." Tian Da Bank expects the Central Bank of England to cut interest rates four times next year, bringing the bank's interest rate down to .