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Key global market data will be released this week, including the U.S. non-farm payroll report, CPI inflation data, and the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision, all of which will significantly impact market liquidity. Bitcoin prices are fluctuating due to macroeconomic factors, while institutions such as Coinbase and HashKey are striving to break through via innovation and public listings. Summary generated by Mars AI This summary was generated by the Mars AI model. Its accuracy and completeness are still being iteratively improved.
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- 07:02The Reserve Bank of India rejects the G7 stablecoin regulatory model, upholding monetary sovereigntyChainCatcher news, according to Financefeeds, T. Rabi Sankar, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), made it clear that India will not adopt the US "GENIUS Act" or other G7 countries' stablecoin regulatory frameworks. The RBI believes that US dollar-pegged stablecoins pose a fundamental threat to India's monetary sovereignty, potentially leading to "dollarization" and weakening the effectiveness of domestic monetary policy. The Indian central bank emphasized that the country already has efficient digital payment systems (UPI, RTGS, NEFT), making private stablecoins unnecessary, and will continue to advance its own central bank digital currency (CBDC) e-rupee pilot project as the preferred direction for blockchain technology applications. Although the Ministry of Finance has hinted at possibly considering a stablecoin framework, the RBI still insists on being guided by domestic priorities.
- 07:02CryptoQuant: Large Bitcoin inflows to a certain exchange have dropped to their lowest level since 2018According to ChainCatcher, CryptoQuant data analyst Darkfost reported that the inflow of "Wholecoiners" (single transactions greater than 1 BTC) on a certain exchange is significantly decreasing. The annual average inflow has dropped to about 6,500 BTC, the lowest level since 2018, with the weekly average inflow at only 5,200 BTC. Unlike previous cycles, the current bull market has seen a decline rather than an increase in large bitcoin inflows, with the downward trend persisting even during periods of rising bitcoin prices. The analyst believes this phenomenon not only indicates a weakening selling pressure from large bitcoin holders, but also reflects a structural change in the market: as bitcoin's valuation rises, it becomes increasingly difficult to own a whole bitcoin; at the same time, the expansion of the DeFi ecosystem has provided investors with more channels for trading and holding, diverting funds that would have otherwise flowed into major centralized exchanges.
- 07:02Citi: Driven by short-term debt, the U.S. Treasury yield curve is expected to steepenChainCatcher News, Citigroup rate strategists stated in a report that driven by short-term bonds, the U.S. Treasury yield curve is expected to steepen. In a "bull steepener," short-term rates fall faster than long-term rates. The strategists said in a report: "With the risk of rising unemployment increasing due to higher jobless numbers or a continued rebound in labor force participation, we lean toward a bull steepener for 2026." Therefore, Citigroup strategists believe that the market should have already priced in further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in the second half of this year, which will keep the 'belly' (i.e., the middle part of the curve) stable. "Against a strong economic backdrop, combined with a dovish Federal Reserve and growing concerns about supply, the yield curve should steepen further."