07:08
The U.S. September CPI report is scheduled to be released tonight at 20:30.
Jinse Finance reported that the US September CPI report is scheduled to be released tonight at 20:30. As the US government shutdown enters its fourth week and less than a week remains before the Federal Reserve's October meeting, the risk of inflation returning to the "3" level is influencing the outlook for consecutive interest rate cuts. The recent surge in gold and silver prices during the data vacuum period will also face a major test. Investors are advised to pay close attention to related risks. (Golden Ten Data)
07:08
Data: Australians Become the Most Interested Crypto Asset Investors Globally
Jinse Finance reported that according to the latest web traffic data, Australians demonstrate the highest per capita interest in cryptocurrencies globally, with related activities mainly focused on trading and speculation. This statistic, compiled by the crypto division of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), analyzes the proportion of web traffic from various countries visiting CoinGecko’s top 30 token (excluding bitcoin and stablecoins) pages. The results show: Australia ranks first globally with 74.63% of token-related visits per 1 billion people; South Korea follows closely with 73.48%; the United Kingdom ranks third with 62.15%; while the United States lags behind at only 40.73%. The report also points out that crypto users in developed countries are more inclined to participate in crypto token trading and market speculation, whereas users from developing countries are more active in on-chain practical applications, such as on-chain transactions and activities conducted via mobile wallets.
07:05
Bank of America: Cryptocurrency sees $300 million outflow, first outflow in 10 weeks
According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinse Finance, a report from Bank of America shows that there was a $300 million outflow from cryptocurrency funds, marking the first outflow in 10 weeks.