Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

On July 1st, Musk posted on social media, saying that if this insane spending bill (the "Big and Beautiful" bill) gets passed, a new American political party will be established the following day.

On July 1st, gold has witnessed a more than 25% increase in the past six months. As gold reached a historical high in the second quarter, the price of gold in the first half of 2025 achieved its best performance since the second half of 2007. By the end of the first quarter on June 30th, gold had gone up by 5.5%. Analysts state that after reaching a historical high, the price of gold is currently stabilizing around $3,300 per ounce. Rhona O'Connell from StoneX said in a report: "The relaxation of tensions in the Middle East and the signing of trade agreements have reduced the stress. This is not beneficial to gold but may potentially assist silver." (Jin10)

On July 1st, according to market information, the EU is going to accept the "Unified Tariff" proposal presented by Trump while seeking key exemptions.

On July 1st, the White House Press Secretary, Levitt, said that Trump will meet with the trade team this week in order to determine the national tariff rate. (Foreign exchange)

On July 1st, U.S. President Trump tweeted: Powell and his entire committee should feel ashamed of themselves for what they are inflicting upon our country. Their job is among the most significant in the country, yet it is also one of the easiest. They had a single task to fulfill, and they failed at it; they continue to fail. Had they done what they were supposed to do, we would be saving tens of trillions of dollars in interest expenses. Instead, the Fed sits there and observes with their hands on the trigger. They are unable to even make a minor mistake. That is why the U.S. must emerge victorious. Our interest costs should be much lower; we should be taking the lead instead of being led! (FXStreet)

On July 1st, Goldman Sachs advanced its expected timing of the Fed rate cut from December to September. (FXStreet)