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```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 20 that market analysts expect gold to remain volatile next week, as investors await the release of the US Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (Core PCE) Price Index to seek clues on the Federal Reserve’s rate path. Stephen Innes, Managing Partner at SPI Asset Management, stated: "As the Federal Reserve currently appears more adaptive and increasingly sensitive to upcoming inflation data, every important economic data release will have an impact, but Core PCE will be the key event for the gold and rates markets. Next week will be highly data-dependent." Innes also said that if the inflation reading is stronger than expected, it could boost the US dollar, raise yields, and increase the risk of gold prices testing the $4,000 per ounce threshold. Gold investors should prepare for heightened volatility and beware of the possibility of further sell-offs.```

Hyperliquid Policy Center CEO Jake Chervinsky stated that the CME Group's lawsuit against the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is a major misjudgment and an unnecessary mistake. He also quoted CFTC Chairman Mike Selig's view that vested interests are always afraid of the future, but the public should not fear vested interests.

ChainCatcher news: The Starknet AMM protocol mySwap has disclosed in an article that its mySwap CL protocol suffered a vulnerability attack, resulting in approximately $300,000 being drained from its liquidity pools. According to the official statement, the mySwap interface has been closed for over 6 months and no longer accepts new liquidity injections. The lost funds mainly consisted of remaining LP positions scattered across more than 100,000 positions. The attacker used stolen funds via a bridge and obfuscated the asset flows using Railgun. This attack has almost depleted all remaining liquidity in the protocol.