BlockBeats news, on September 4th, on-chain data analyst Murphy stated that the growth of stablecoin balances within Binance brings the possibility of future market speculation. BTC encountered resistance after reaching a high of $112,575 this morning, showing the suppression of the short-term average cost line at $112,700, while validating the reasonableness of analyzing the market from the perspective of short-term holder sentiment and holdings mentality. The failure to break through the resistance level does not mean the end of the upward trend, and there is still room for speculation. It has been observed that since BTC entered a pullback on August 13th, the balance of mainstream stablecoins (USDT+USDC) on Binance has seen a rapid and significant increase. From August 13th to September 3rd, there was a total net increase of $4.9 billion, far exceeding the $3.4 billion in August 2024.

Odaily News Fed Kashkari: There is ample reason to believe that the economy will experience a moderate cooling, and the Interest Rate has room for a moderate reduction. (Jin10)

Hezbollah leader Naeem Qassem reiterated his refusal to disarm in a speech, emphasizing that the "resistance forces" are an important pillar of the nation. He believes that in the context of increasing foreign interference, there is no room for disarmament, and warned of potential aggression from Israel.

Jin10 data reported on August 20, this year, bets on emerging market currencies against the US dollar have brought one of the most attractive returns of the decade, and according to Citigroup's head of emerging market strategy, Luis Costa, this trade still has room to continue in the short term. Costa stated that the Fed's more aggressive dovish stance, coupled with the cautious attitude of emerging market Central Banks, will continue to support the strength of emerging market currencies against the US dollar. An index tracking the returns of eight emerging market arbitrage trades driven by shorting the dollar has risen over 10% this year, and is expected to record the largest annual rise since 2017. "The average stance of emerging market Central Banks is also very cautious, which still indicates the sustainability of the actual policy interest rates," Costa said. "Market expectations of the Fed potentially being more dovish in 2026 also need to be considered. Overall, this combination still supports the US dollar to maintain relative stability, although international investors are concerned about...

According to ChainCatcher news, reported by Jin10, economists from S&P Global Ratings stated that overall, inflation will remain relatively controllable, and there may be room for further relaxation of monetary policy in the future.

According to ChainCatcher news and Jin10 reports, former economic advisor to Bush, Mark Summerlin, stated that the current federal funds interest rate of 4.3% is too high and believes there is room for a 50 basis point rate cut.

Jin10 data, August 14th - U.S. Treasury Secretary Basent stated that he is not asking the Fed to carry out a series of rate cuts, but merely pointed out that models indicate the "neutral" interest rate will be about 1.5 percentage points lower than it is now. Basent said, "I did not tell the Fed what to do." He was referring to comments made the day before about the Fed "being able to start a series of rate cuts." Basent stated on Thursday, "What I am saying is that reaching the neutral rate would require roughly a cut of 150 basis points. If one believes in the existence of a neutral rate, I think there is room for a series of rate cuts, but I am not calling for rate cuts, nor have I done so. I am just saying that the neutral rate estimated by models is about 150 basis points lower than the current level."

PANews August 14 news, according to Jin10 report, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant: We are unlikely to reassess the United States' gold reserves holdings. The value of Bitcoin reserves is approximately $15 billion to $20 billion, and we will stop selling Bitcoin holdings. Gold will be retained as a store of value. He also stated that he did not call for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to 1.5%. It may begin with a 25 basis point rate cut and accelerate, believing there is a range of room for rate cuts. In addition, all options for selling Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac equity are being explored.

Odaily News US Treasury Secretary Bennett clarified that he did not call for the Fed to lower interest rates to 1.5%, and that it may start with a 25 basis point rate cut and accelerate from there, believing there is a range of room for rate cuts. (Jin10)

Jin10 data on August 14: The Bank of Canada discussed a 25 basis point rate cut at its July meeting, but the ongoing trade disputes with the United States, the resilience of the Canadian economy, and the rising Inflation risks ultimately led the Bank of Canada to keep the policy interest rate at 2.75% for the third consecutive meeting. The minutes of the Bank of Canada meeting stated, "It is still too early to assess how tariffs and trade restructuring will affect Canada's economic activity and Inflation. The committee members unanimously agreed that if the economy continues to weaken and core inflation pressures diminish, they need to wait for clearer information before drawing a definitive conclusion about whether there is more room for easing."

Oil analyst Matt Simpson pointed out that WTI crude oil futures are demonstrating a bearish trend, forming a "bearish engulfing" pattern, and the breakout at $75 is a false breakout. Futures are expected to decline to $60 per barrel, with technical indicators showing room for downside.

BlockBeats news, on August 11, encryption analyst @alicharts released a chart analysis stating, "Market peak? ETH is not the case. MVRV extreme indicates there is still room for rise."

PANews August 11 news, according to BeInCrypto reports, an Ethereum developer known as "Fede's Intern" has been detained in Izmir, Turkey, on suspicion of helping others "abuse" Ethereum. The developer stated in a post on X that authorities accused him of assisting in this activity. "Fede's Intern" denied any wrongdoing and emphasized that he and his team are "just infrastructure builders" and are willing to cooperate with authorities. During his "detention," he intermittently posted updates, stating that he had been moved to a private room and provided with food. He also claimed that arrangements were being made for him to leave Turkey for Europe by private jet within a few hours. Upon arriving in Europe, he will continue to fight the charges with his legal team.

Jin10 data reported on August 6, the International Group stated that after recent appreciation, the Czech koruna still has room for a pump, as the Central Bank of the Czech Republic may signal during Thursday's meeting that interest rates will remain high. Data released on Tuesday showed that the inflation rate in the Czech Republic slightly fell from 2.9% in June to 2.7% in July, but this did not change the Central Bank's cautious stance on interest rate cuts. The International Group expects that at Thursday's meeting, the Central Bank will keep the Benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.5% and does not expect any further cuts for the remainder of the year.

Jin10 data reported on August 5, eToro analyst Lale Akoner said that due to economic growth and favorable interest rate differentials, there is room for the dollar to rise further. She stated that the Fed is unlikely to cut interest rates more than twice this year, as inflation appears to remain high. This provides support for the dollar against currencies from other central banks that are significantly lowering rates. She mentioned that if companies pass costs onto consumers, U.S. tariffs could lead to higher inflation. However, despite the potential slowdown in economic growth, the U.S. should be able to avoid a recession.

Jin10 data, August 4th - Ebury economist Enrique Diaz-Alvarez stated in a report that the British pound has some room for a slight rebound, as it appears oversold after its recent fall. He mentioned that concerns surrounding the UK's fragile fiscal outlook remain prominent. However, after the recent fall, the pound is 'somewhat oversold', so 'it can be said there is moderate room for a rebound'.

PANews, August 3rd news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the "insider whale" continued to rollover 1.5 hours ago, and the current short order position is valued at 300 million USD. This operation seems similar to another whale, AguilaTrades: constantly rolling over unrealized gains, with extremely high leverage leaving no room for error; if the direction is wrong, it results in significant losses. He is currently shorting four tokens: BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL, with unrealized gains of 7 million USD.

Galaxy Securities research report believes that the demand for the polyester filament industry is stable in the long term, and supply will be more orderly, with room for upward recovery in the future. In the short term, production and inventory are relatively low, and it is expected that demand will rise in the second half of the year. There is limited room for cost increases, and the elasticity of the industry cycle is worth following.

Jin10 data reported on August 1st, according to Politico, the White House will undertake a $200 million large-scale renovation project of its East Wing, which is the latest construction project by Trump for this executive mansion. White House Press Secretary Levitt announced on Thursday that a White House state dining room, approximately 90,000 square feet and capable of accommodating 650 people, will begin construction in September. According to information on the White House website, Trump and other "patriotic donors" will foot the bill for this $200 million renovation project. Levitt stated that the East Wing will also undergo a "modernization", and during the construction period, all office areas, including the First Lady's office, will be temporarily relocated. This is the most recent and costly among a series of White House renovation projects during Trump's administration. Levitt stated that this project is expected to be completed before the end of Trump's term.

According to Jinsuo Finance reports, on-chain analyst @alicharts monitored that "Back in December last year, when the price of Bitcoin was around $96,000, the inflow of funds into the crypto market was nearly $135 billion. Now, with Bitcoin hovering around $120,000, the inflow of funds is only about $82 billion. This indicates that the market still has room to rise before reaching a true emotional peak."

Jin10 data reported on July 23 that the recent trade protocol has reduced the uncertainty that has long suppressed the US dollar, but there is almost no room for the dollar to rebound. Goldman Sachs economists stated in a report, "A broad increase in tariffs will exert pressure on the relative outlook for the US, thereby continuing to weaken the strength of the dollar." Although the agreement with Japan has improved Wall Street's sentiment, Goldman Sachs noted that it remains to be seen whether Japan's promised $550 billion investment in the US can be fulfilled. At the same time, there are also questions about how the cost of tariffs will be shared among exporters, importers, and consumers.

Cryptoquant analyst Axel Adler Jr pointed out that the current Bitcoin price is between the "investor price median" of $92,000 and the "market sentiment warning level" of $139,000, indicating that the market still has support and is not overly optimistic, leaving room for a rise in the future.

Analyst Darkfost pointed out that the MVRV indicator for short-term Bitcoin holders is 1.15, indicating that the market still has room to rise, possibly by 20%-25%. The average buying cost for short-term holders has surpassed $100,000, suggesting that market support is further increasing.

Odaily News Due to traders betting on a dovish stance from the Fed, weak U.S. CPI data and strong ETF inflows have driven alts higher, with Ethereum rising 6% and Solana rising 4%. Analysts point out that Bitcoin may consolidate near its historical high, pulling back from recent highs, leaving room for altcoins to catch up. (The Block)

PANews July 10 news, according to Jin10 reports, "The Federal Reserve's mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos stated that the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes revealed some things we already knew. Officials are divided into three main camps regarding the interest rate path: ① a rate cut within the year but excluding July (the mainstream camp), ② keeping rates unchanged for the whole year, ③ advocating immediate action at the next meeting (the minutes show that only a "minority" of participants supported this, implying that it includes The Federal Reserve Board of Governors Waller and Bowman). The minutes also pointed out that "a few participants expressed that the target range for the federal funds rate may not be much higher than the neutral level at this time." In other words, unless the economy significantly slows down, even if a rate cut is restarted, the subsequent room for further cuts will be very limited.

Eigen Labs has laid off 29 employees, accounting for 25% of its total workforce, due to a shift in the direction of its EigenCloud product. The product focuses on off-chain and on-chain verification and recently secured $70 million in investment, bringing its total funding to $220 million. The layoffs are not due to financial considerations, and the project still has financial room.

Golden Finance reports that CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr stated that the current Bitcoin 30-day unrealized PNL ratio is at the 80th percentile. This indicator shows that the ratio of the amount of coins currently in profit to those in loss is significantly higher than usual, indicating that most Bitcoin holders are in a profitable state. Analysts point out that since this indicator has not yet reached the extreme range of 90-100%, it means that there is still room for the Bitcoin price to rise further before holders start to actively sell. This data provides market participants with important reference information regarding the current profit status of Bitcoin holders.

Jin10 data reported on July 3 that Fidelity International stated in a report that Asia's dependence on trade makes the region vulnerable to tariff tensions, and many Central Banks have room to ease monetary policy to buffer economic impacts. As investors seek currencies other than the dollar, demand for Asian currencies may rebound. Many regions in Asia will benefit from this shift, and the potential for interest rate cuts and currency appreciation may boost demand for local currency bonds in the region.

Jin10 data reported on July 2 that Ganfeng Lithium stated on the interactive platform that the current lithium price is at a relatively low level compared to recent years, and the lithium market has also shown certain bottom characteristics. Whether the lithium market can reverse in 2026-2027 depends on the intensity of supply contraction and the pace of market demand explosion. Currently, the overall demand for lithium carbonate has increased compared to the past, and the company has achieved an increase in capacity through higher trade volumes from low-cost projects and technological cost reduction. As the company's own resources come into production and higher trade volumes are achieved, there is further room for cost reduction.

The digital asset recovery solution provider Circuit has launched an institutional crypto assets recovery engine, utilizing automated asset extraction technology to ensure asset security. The system automatically transfers assets in case of private key loss or threat, and has been adopted by two institutional users. The founder stated that there is still room for development in the market.

ChainCatcher news, at the recent EMW2025 conference, Coatue Management co-founder Philippe and Thomas Laffont were interviewed by the podcast BG2, delving into their latest market research report, and providing an in-depth analysis of the valuation logic of encryption assets, the development trends of stablecoin, and its institutional significance. Philippe stated that Bitcoin is gradually evolving into a "corporate-level asset," with a current market cap of about 2 trillion dollars, still accounting for a low percentage of the nearly 500 trillion dollars in global net assets, leaving ample room for further upside. He predicts that as institutions gradually accept its volatility, Bitcoin's market cap is expected to rise to 5-6 trillion dollars in the future, becoming a more systematically influential asset class. Thomas emphasized that the advancement of stablecoin legislation is important for the encryption industry.

Gate news, the price of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) rose over 6% on Wednesday and has increased by 2% as of Thursday's report. BCH is showing a parallel channel pattern, indicating a strengthening bullish momentum and approaching the psychological level of $500. Additionally, MVRV on-chain data indicates that BCH still has room to rise before reaching the critical level that previously led to a reversal.

Golden Finance reported that Daniel von Ahlen and Adrea Cicione from TS Lombard stated that the extra yield required by investors for holding longer-term U.S. Treasuries, known as the term premium, has not changed much recently. This stability suggests that the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries is unlikely to fall below 4%, as "if the risk premium does not experience a substantial compression, there is limited room for further yield declines." They said that the Federal Reserve is unlikely to lower interest rates below 3% in the next easing cycle, which will further support high yields.

Jin10 data reported on June 25, TS Lombard's Daniel von Ahlen and Adrea Cicione stated that the additional yield required by investors holding longer-term U.S. Treasury bonds, known as the term premium, has not changed significantly recently. This stability suggests that the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is unlikely to fall below 4%, because "if the risk premium does not compress substantially, the room for further declines in yields is limited." They said that the Federal Reserve is unlikely to lower interest rates below 3% in the next easing cycle, which will further support high yields.

On June 25, as investors paid close attention to the stability of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, oil prices rose during the Asian session. Investors are also watching talks between the United States and Iran, with the US Middle East envoy calling the talks "promising" and Washington holding out hopes for a long-term peace deal. As fears of supply disruptions have largely dissipated and the prospect of oversupply in the market suggests that there is limited room for oil prices to rise, U.S. and Burkina Aires still fell more than 10% in a single week. Kathleen Brooks, an analyst at EU financial brokerage XTB, said that the current backdrop is unfavorable for oil prices, which is another reason why geopolitics has a short-lived impact on commodity prices.

Gate News bot message, Brett Bruen, Chairman of the Global Situation Room and former U.S. diplomat, told CNBC's Dan Murphy that NATO leaders hope President Donald Trump will "find a way forward" on the Ukraine issue.

Golden Finance reported that the Fed's Williams said that the overall inflation is close to 2%, but the underlying inflation is still high; Real GDP growth in the United States is expected to slow to around 1% this year; Uncertainty, tariff measures, and reduced immigration will slow economic growth; Moderately tight monetary policy provides room to review new data; Inflation is expected to gradually decline to 2% over the next two years; The unemployment rate is expected to rise to about 4.5% by the end of the year; Tariffs will push inflation up to 3% this year.

Gate News bot Message, on June 23 local time, according to U.S. government officials, President Trump is currently meeting with the Secretary of Defense and members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Situation Room.

According to ChainCatcher news and a report from Hong Kong media New Town Finance Channel, Hong Kong Legislative Council member Wu Jiezhuang stated that there is very large room for the development of stablecoins following the approval of the stablecoin regulatory framework to establish a licensing system for stablecoin issuers. He believes that stablecoins will become a combination of innovative finance and the real economy in the future, and that there will be more value-added and entrepreneurial opportunities. However, regarding internet companies and Financial Institutions planning to issue stablecoins in Hong Kong, Wu Jiezhuang expressed welcome but reminded retail investors not to be greedy and to first understand the investment risks. He advised that they should maintain a cautious attitude when making investments.

On June 19, Bluebay Chief Investment Officer Mark Dowding said that the Bank of England wants to lower interest rates, and they want to believe that inflation is under control. Here's what some of their models tell them what should happen. But intuitively, I've always thought that inflation in the UK is still too high and that a rate cut would be a mistake. From this point of view, if the market thinks that the BoE is becoming more dovish and the yields are falling, then I would instead prefer to do the opposite, on the other side, expecting yields to rise. As far as my observation of inflation is concerned, real-life experience of inflation suggests that inflation is still around 4% at the moment. The prices of all commodities seem to be rising, and inflation expectations are presumably staying around this level. Against this backdrop, I don't see much room for the Bank of England to cut rates.

According to the Gate News bot, the Wall Street Journal reports that Trump will receive an intelligence briefing in the war room on Thursday morning local time. Sources reveal that President Trump told senior aides on Tuesday evening that he has approved an attack plan against Iran but is temporarily refraining from action to see if Tehran will abandon its nuclear program.

Gate News bot message, the UBS Wealth Management Investment Director's Office stated in its latest institutional view that the Federal Reserve (FED) will keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged in the range of 4.25-4.50% on Wednesday, marking the fourth consecutive meeting without changes, in line with market expectations. This leaves room for interest rate cuts in the second half of the year.

Gate News bot message, the well-known financial blog ZeroHedge reported that US President Trump held a meeting in the White House Situation Room on Tuesday evening. The article cites a report from The Wall Street Journal, stating that President Trump has made a decision: according to informed sources, President Trump told senior advisors on Tuesday evening that he approved an attack plan against Iran but will not take action for the time being to see if Tehran will abandon its nuclear program.

The outlook for hawkish interest rates and renewed tensions in the Middle East are putting pressure on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, although some analysts still believe there is room for Bitcoin to rebound later this year. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, but futures markets are now pricing in only one or two rate cuts in 2025, down from three to four at the start of the year. Traders are also wary of tariff-driven inflation, which could make policy tightening last longer. Valentin Fournier, chief research analyst at BRN, said that the volatility caused by the unchanged funding rate and the Israeli-Iranian standoff could further depress the price of bitcoin. Fournier added that this uncertainty has dampened recent inflows into crypto ETFs.

ChainCatcher reported that, according to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. government officials stated that Trump is considering a range of options, including a potential attack on Iran, during a meeting with senior advisors in the Situation Room on Tuesday. Officials noted that no decisions have been made at this time. These officials said that Trump, who has consistently urged for a diplomatic resolution to the issue, wants to ensure that Iran cannot develop its own nuclear capability.

On June 18, Matthew Ryan, head of market strategy at financial services firm Ebury, said that the Fed's two rate cuts in 2025 will still be the base case for most policymakers, and given the severe uncertainty over tariffs, they may not be confident enough to materially change their views. However, there is a risk that a small number of officials believe that this year's rate cuts will be lower than previously expected, which may be enough to turn the tide and favor a rate cut of only 25 basis points in 2025. The hawkish dot plot and Powell's comments highlighting the lack of urgency to lower interest rates could provide some room for USD strength in the second half of the week.

According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. government officials said that Trump was considering a range of options, including a possible U.S. attack on Iran, when he met with senior advisers in the war room on Tuesday. No decision has been made yet, officials said. Mr. Trump, who has been urging a diplomatic solution, wants to ensure that Iran cannot develop its own nuclear capabilities, the officials said.

According to Gate News bot, several bondholders have stated that New World Development Co. has paid the interest on its dollar bonds due on Monday, providing some breathing room for the debt-laden Hong Kong builder to complete a loan refinancing deal of HKD 87.5 billion (USD 11 billion).