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 Tarman stated that the newly appointed Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, will attempt to "persuade his colleagues to hold steady." "Now everyone is excitedly discussing the possibility that he might radically change his stance, even convincing Trump that a substantial rate hike could happen this year, which seems a bit over the top to me." "The best approach is to stay on the sidelines and let the political games in the US, the Strait of Hormuz, and even the UK play out on their own," Tarman said. Tarman pointed out that a rate hike by the European Central Bank in June seems inevitable, but whether Lagarde will raise rates again in September depends on the progress of peace talks in the Middle East. (Bloomberg)

According to the PRO Main Order List, the total transaction data for BTC and ETH main players in the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: Total transactions $1,066,000,000, including buy transactions $547,000,000 and sell transactions $520,000,000, with a transaction difference of $27,087,600. ETH: Total transactions $613,000,000, including buy transactions $328,000,000 and sell transactions $285,000,000, with a transaction difference of $43,735,500. Latest data show that the main players are still positioning at key prices: BTC net limit order difference is $671,000,000; ETH net limit order difference is $1,396,000,000. Main player limit orders may withdraw or execute at any time, and non-PRO version K-line charts cannot see these real-time changes. The PRO "Main Order Tracking" indicator monitors every large limit order change in real time, helping you judge whether this "wall" is still there. Note: A positive order difference means there are more main player limit buy orders than sell orders for the coin, indicating an active buying base below the current price; a negative difference means the opposite, with selling pressure above. Data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

(1) The S&P 500 Index rose for the ninth consecutive week, with a gain of 1.4% this week, driven by the artificial intelligence boom and expectations of a US-Iran ceasefire. The Dow Jones climbed 0.9%, and the Nasdaq soared 2.4%. While the S&P hit a new high, market breadth lagged, with only a few sectors accelerating their gains.(2) The technology sector surged ahead, jumping 4.6% this week. Dell adjusted its earnings outlook upward due to strong AI server demand, causing its stock price to skyrocket by 43%. Micron Technology hit a historic high and joined the trillion-dollar market cap club, while the semiconductor index soared about 5%.(3) The consumer staples sector fell by 3.2%, and the energy sector plunged 5.4%, following lower oil prices. Earlier, Iranian state TV reported that a draft US agreement would reopen maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and NYMEX crude oil futures tested key support levels.(4) The US 10-year Treasury yield retreated to around 4.44% after failing to break out, reintroducing a range-bound pattern. BCA Research pointed out that the AI frenzy is driven by profit bubbles rather than valuations, revealing the hidden costs behind the AI gold rush. Salesforce’s disappointing revenue forecasts, due to concerns over AI disruption, nevertheless saw its stock rise 6% this week.