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How the "loophole" in the Genius Act shifted billions of dollars from banks to cryptocurrencies
How the "loophole" in the Genius Act shifted billions of dollars from banks to cryptocurrencies

The passage of the GENIUS Act in the United States has introduced a regulatory framework for the stablecoin market, sparking enthusiastic responses within the cryptocurrency community, while sounding an alarm for the traditional banking industry.

Techub News·2025/09/01 17:26
Trump Fires Federal Reserve Board Member Lisa Cook, Sparking Legal Dispute and Crisis Over Fed Independence
Trump Fires Federal Reserve Board Member Lisa Cook, Sparking Legal Dispute and Crisis Over Fed Independence

On August 25, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the immediate dismissal of Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook.

Techub News·2025/09/01 17:25
Japan's largest deposit institution to issue a stablecoin-like currency
Japan's largest deposit institution to issue a stablecoin-like currency

Japan Post Bank, the largest deposit institution in Japan, has announced that it will launch a tokenized deposit currency called DCJPY in fiscal year 2026.

Techub News·2025/09/01 17:25
Survey shows: A quarter of UK adults are willing to invest in cryptocurrency for retirement planning
Survey shows: A quarter of UK adults are willing to invest in cryptocurrency for retirement planning

A survey commissioned by British insurance company Aviva has revealed the potential influence of cryptocurrencies in the UK's retirement investment sector. More than a quarter of UK adults indicated they are willing to include cryptocurrencies in their retirement portfolios, and 23% are even considering withdrawing existing pension funds to invest in this high-risk asset.

Techub News·2025/09/01 17:24
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ECB Governing Council member Muller: The drop in oil prices has eased inflationary pressures, and after last month's rate hike, policy is now in a favorable position.
Golden Ten Data reported on July 3 that European Central Bank governing council member Muller said that the decline in oil prices has eased price pressures in the eurozone, putting the European Central Bank in an advantageous position after last month's rate hike. Muller stated that while it is too early to predict the next two meetings in July and September, officials have made it clear, "We are not entering a new cycle of rate hikes." Muller said: "For now, we are in a favorable position. The risk balance is also at a reasonable level." Muller added: "The drop in oil prices will ease inflationary pressure in the services sector," and "we have not yet seen second-round effects."
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Samsung invests 60 trillion KRW to build a physical artificial intelligence industry cluster
Golden Ten Data, July 3 — Samsung will invest approximately 60 trillion KRW in the Yeongnam region of South Korea to establish production centers for humanoid robots, solid-state batteries, artificial intelligence (AI) server packaging substrates, and high value-added ships. The plan aims to integrate artificial intelligence transformation (AX) and robotics technology with existing manufacturing industries, turning the Yeongnam region into a globally leading physical AI innovation cluster. Samsung Electronics President and head of DX (Finished Goods Division), Roh Tae-moon, attended the National Briefing on Yeongnam Advanced Industry Development Vision held at Gyeongsang National University in Jinju, South Gyeongsang Province, on July 3. He stated: "We will create 200,000 high-quality jobs in Yeongnam through concentrated investments in humanoid robots, AI data centers, and advanced manufacturing." After Roh Tae-moon's speech, Samsung issued a press release detailing the group-level investment plan centered on Gumi, Ulsan, Busan, and Geoje.
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1 savvy dollar buys the question, "Will the Federal Reserve raise the upper limit of the federal funds rate during the FOMC meeting in September 2026?"
According to PolyBeats monitoring, on the prediction market Polymarket, a savvy trader has placed a $1.6k bet on "Will the Fed raise the federal funds rate upper bound during the September 2026 FOMC meeting?" with an average buy-in probability of 28.1%. The current probability for "Yes" is 29.5%.Trader 0x54e15a0a has bet $1.6k, with the most relevant category being Fed Rate, earning a net profit of $6.6k in this market. Out of 20 settled trades in this category, the trader has a win rate of 14/20 (70%), with 3 trades where the buy-in price was below $0.8 and the sell-out price was above $0.95. Within a similar cost range ($0.201-$0.25), the median historical investment amount is $1.8k.Reuters reported on the 2nd that the U.S. added only 57k nonfarm jobs in June, about half of what economists had expected, and the May job growth was also revised down. As a result, traders have pushed the probability of a July rate hike to below 20%, but still consider a September rate hike more likely. Federal funds futures indicate a 60% probability of a September rate hike, down from 75% before the job data release.Both BofA and Deutsche Bank have recently placed their first rate hike bets on September, believing that in a backdrop of sticky inflation and the need for further policy tightening, September is a more feasible time window. Fed Chair Warsh has also emphasized publicly that he will not tolerate long-term inflation above 2% and hinted at continuing tightening measures when necessary, further strengthening market expectations for the policy path.Note: Based on their past trading behavior, this trader is not betting on the actual outcome of the event, as they may have stop-loss or take-profit actions after opening positions at a certain time point.Account:0x54e15a0a77e3147ac78831804e5dde13cb589d5aTotal Investment: $1.6k---------------------------------Get early access to the future, follow @PolyBeats_BotSee tomorrow, today. Follow @PolyBeatsEN
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