Confirmed that the 40,000 #ETH loaned to #Bybit has been returned to #Bitget. No interest, no collateral—this was simply about supporting a peer in need. Great to see Bybit fully recovered, and we never doubted the return of the loan.
This incident showcased the strength and solidarity of our industry. Together, we move forward with even greater resilience! 🚀🦾
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My analysis on U.S. CPI release and the outlook for Fed's monetary policy:
1 The U.S. inflation (thru CPI) eases to 4.9% in April, marking the tenth straight decline and was lower than expected. This data is a positive reference for the decision to stop🚫raising interest rates.
2/ Specifically, airfare✈️, hotel accommodation🏨, and new car🚕 prices fell. While the cost of housing, the largest component (1/3) of the U.S. service sector, rose 0.4% last month, the lowest increase in more than a year.
3/ However, while consumer demand has moderated, wage growth is still very strong. The labor market is still overheated, and the Fed needs to see multiple months of declines to be convinced that price pressures are on a sustained downward trajectory.