CPI data will be released tonight, pulling data from the past six months.
Interestingly, the market expectations during the Dengzi period were quite accurate, but the expectations for the two months after Trump took office (January 20) were consistently higher than the actual values. The consensus expectation for April was 2.4%, while the real-time price tracking by Truflation predicted 2.3%.
If this deviation continues, it can only be said that analysts still have some opinions about Trump 🤪.
Additionally, if the CPI really decreases this quickly, the cryptocurrency prices may not necessarily rise, but the guaranteed U mining yields based on government bonds (Coinbase/MakerDAO) will definitely drop 😅.
In three sentences, summarize the remarks of the Chairman of the SEC's cryptocurrency roundtable: the main point is to establish a clear regulatory framework:
1. Clear guidelines for issuance should be established, allowing cryptocurrency assets to clearly explain their purpose, and in the future, legitimate projects will issue tokens through the SEC?
2. Custody should be liberalized, potentially allowing funds and brokerages to provide custody (Coinbase?? Most of it is basically with them now)
3. Trading products may be further liberalized, which might mean that the U.S. can officially support perpetual contracts and other derivatives
Of course, there is also gratitude for the great leader Trump 😇
The SEC has officially started to take charge; for coins under the SEC framework, will it be necessary to report to the SEC Chairman rather than the top dog CZ? 🤣
The difference between coins registered and issued under the SEC framework and other coins might just be the difference between U.S. stocks and Chinese concept stocks. I wonder what nature $UNI will register as; it probably won't call itself a meme, right? 😊