Prop #70 Vote

NEWS: $PUNDIAI has risen by 7.3% despite being flagged with a warning by the Digital Asset Exchange Association.

Market Watch: Powell hints at possible delay in interest rate cuts, Bitcoin breaks through $106,000 The macro environment is showing a positive turn. The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran has alleviated geopolitical tensions, boosting market risk appetite, with crude oil prices retreating to pre-conflict levels and gold briefly falling below the $3300 mark. Against this backdrop, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell released key signals during a congressional hearing: while he did not explicitly rule out the possibility of a rate cut in July, he emphasized the need for more data to assess the impact of tariffs on inflation, suggesting it is more likely to wait for the September meeting to decide on policy direction. He stated that if inflation pressures are controlled, he would prefer to "cut rates earlier rather than later," but noted that current strong economic conditions do not necessitate hasty action, while also pointing out that tariff uncertainty is the main reason for delaying a rate cut. This statement was interpreted by the market as dovish, combined with the easing of geopolitical risks, driving a broad rally in the US stock market—the Nasdaq 100 reached an all-time high, and the Dow Jones soared 500 points in a single day.

Israel and Iran have reached a ceasefire, market risk appetite has rebounded, and the Fed chairman hinted at the possibility of interest rate cuts, driving US stocks up and causing fluctuations in Crypto Assets prices. Bitcoin has surpassed $106,000, while Ethereum faces competitive pressure. Overall market performance is neutral, with continued inflows of capital.

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1. Market Observation Keywords: BNB, ETH, Bitcoin The macro environment is showing a positive turn. The news of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran significantly eases geopolitical tensions, boosting market risk appetite. Crude oil prices have fallen to pre-conflict levels, and gold briefly fell below the $3300 mark. Against this backdrop, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell sent a key signal at the congressional hearing: while not explicitly ruling out a rate cut in July, he emphasized the need for more data to assess the impact of tariffs on inflation, hinting at a more likely decision to wait until the September meeting to change policy direction. He admitted that if inflation pressures are contained, a rate cut would come "sooner rather than later," but with the current strong economy, there is no need for hasty action. He also pointed out that tariff uncertainty is the main reason for delaying rate cuts. This stance is seen by the market as dovish, coupled with the receding geopolitical risks, leading to a broad rally in US stocks—Nasdaq 100 hitting a historic high, Dow surging 500 points in a single day, US bond yields...