1. U.S. July PCE Inflation Exceeds Expectations, September Federal Reserve Rate Hike Probability Increases to 42%

The U.S. July PCE price index annual rate is 3.7%, unchanged from last month and higher than the market expectation of 3.6%.  -Original

2. Trump Attempts to Influence Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Through Four Personnel Changes

U.S. President Trump is trying to influence monetary policy by replacing Federal Reserve officials. There are four future windows that may affect the Federal Reserve's personnel layout: the Cook case dismissal, the end of former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's term, the fate of Jefferson, and the nomination of the Atlanta Federal Reserve President candidate.  -Original

3. Spot Gold Prices Drop Over 1%, Currently at $4608.92 per Ounce

4. Nvidia Releases FY2026 Q2 Financial Report, Revenue Expectation Reaches $92.17 Billion, Data Center Revenue of $89 Billion Exceeds Expectations

Nvidia will announce its second-quarter financial report for FY2026 after U.S. market hours. Analysts expect earnings per share to be $2.10, with revenue reaching $92.17 billion, nearly doubling from $46.7 billion in the same period last year. The market is focused on AI chip demand, supply chain pressures, and competitor impacts, with investors keenly watching the sales progress of the Rubin and Blackwell series chips. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that products based on the Blackwell and Vera Rubin architectures are expected to generate a cumulative $1 trillion in sales by 2027. Nvidia will hold a financial report conference call at 5 p.m. Eastern Time.  -Original

5. JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Santander Advance Formation of Global Stablecoin Alliance

According to The Wall Street Journal, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Santander are advancing the formation of a global stablecoin alliance. Recently, JPMorgan assessed the launch of its own stablecoin, with related plans at the consideration and advancement stage, yet specific issuance timelines or product arrangements have not been disclosed.  -Original

6. U.S. SEC Announces Proposed Cryptocurrency Asset Regulation, Startups Can Raise Up to $5 Million Within Four Years

The U.S. SEC announced the proposed regulations for Regulation Crypto Assets on August 18, allowing startups to raise up to $5 million within four years, or eligible issuers to raise up to $75 million within 12 months. Drew Hinkes, a partner at Winston & Strawn, stated that projects can theoretically raise $75 million every 12 months. Lilya Tessler, head of Sidley's fintech and blockchain business, pointed out that subsequent financing would require resubmitting a prospectus and undergo SEC review. Duke University financial regulation expert Lee Reiners believes that this rule is unlikely to recreate the 2017 ICO boom. The SEC expects about 130 issuances per year to use the aforementioned exemption, with around 475 issuers potentially utilizing the investment contract safe harbor. The proposal specifies that investment contracts related to cryptocurrency assets may trade in the secondary market accompanying token transfers.  -Original

7. CZ: If Hyperliquid Complies to Enter the U.S. Market, It Will Benefit the Entire Cryptocurrency Industry

CZ stated at the 2026 Wyoming Blockchain Summit that U.S. President Trump mentioned Hyperliquid, and the Chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Mike Selig, will look for pathways for the platform to enter the U.S. market. CZ believes that if Hyperliquid can operate in the U.S. compliantly, it will open up space for perpetual contracts and more decentralized services to enter the U.S., which is a significant benefit for the entire cryptocurrency industry.  -Original

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