On August 4, Jin10 reported that Sam Stovall, Chief Investment Strategist at CFRA Research in New York, stated that if President Trump appoints an extremely dovish individual to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics, thereby skewing the data in favor of government policy to some extent, Wall Street will abandon these data as soon as it detects any signs of manipulation. This will undoubtedly shake the notion of "American exceptionalism." The core reason the U.S. is seen as an ideal investment destination is the accuracy of its data— the government does not alter data to fit its agenda.

According to ChainCatcher news and a report by CoinDesk, after a large outflow of the U.S. spot-linked ETF led to significant falls in Bitcoin and Ether prices, the prices of Bitcoin and Ether have started to stabilize. The new round of tariffs in the U.S. and the Fed's interest rate stance have intensified market fluctuations, but opportunistic buying has begun to emerge. Although ETF buyers remain cautious, leading to an overall market sentiment that is still hesitant, institutional liquidity is helping to alleviate the fluctuations.

Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump will announce a candidate in the coming days to fill the vacant position on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump will announce a new head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the next three to four days.

Trump Media reported a net loss of $20 million in the second quarter, with its stock price falling by 3.8%. The company purchased $2 billion in Bitcoin, becoming the fifth largest Bitcoin holdings in the world, and plans to launch a utility token. The digital asset ETF plan has been submitted to the SEC, with the review postponed until September 18.

Democratic lawmakers in Texas announced their departure from the state to prevent Republicans from advancing their plan to redraw congressional districts. This move is aimed at protesting the redistricting efforts pushed by Trump, which are intended to strengthen Republican power in the 2026 elections. Democratic leaders stated that this is a protest against ignoring public opinion. Meanwhile, Democratic governors in California and New York have also threatened to fight back by redistricting.

Jin10 reported on August 3 that in the face of the withdrawal threat from its largest donor, the United States, UN Secretary-General Guterres is implementing a comprehensive reform plan involving a $700 million spending cut. The plan calls for a 20% reduction in spending and staffing, which will bring the United Nations' annual budget down to its lowest level since 2018, with an estimated 3,000 positions to be cut. Although the official narrative links this reform plan to the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, the scale of the cuts directly reflects the threat of the interruption of U.S. funding—traditionally, the U.S. covers 22% of the UN budget. Trump has suspended payments and withdrawn from multiple UN agencies, and a broader review is expected to lead to further funding cuts.

Jin10 reported on August 3 that on August 3 local time, U.S. Trade Representative Greeley stated that the new round of tariffs imposed by President Trump on multiple countries last week "has basically been determined" and will not be adjusted in the current negotiations, including a 35% tariff on goods imported from Canada, a 50% tariff on Brazil, a 25% tariff on India, and a 39% tariff on Switzerland. Greeley said that some tariffs are set based on the bilateral trade surplus and deficit situation, "these rates have basically been fixed."

On August 2, Democratic leader Chuck Schumer called on Republicans to work with Democrats to oppose a unilateral change to Senate rules to expedite the approval process for Trump’s nominations. Trump expressed dissatisfaction with this, stating that Schumer was obstructing the nominations. The Senate is set to reconvene in September and plans to hold hearings on several nominations.

U.S. President Trump reiterated support for Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, stating that the autonomy plan for the region is the only way to resolve the dispute. The conflict between Morocco and the Polisario Front continues, and Trump has confirmed this position multiple times during his term.

Jin10 data reported on August 3rd, local time on August 2nd, the U.S. federal supervisory agency's special prosecutor's office confirmed that former special prosecutor Jack Smith, who was responsible for the Trump case, is under investigation for "suspected illegal political activities." Smith previously oversaw the investigation and litigation related to Trump’s alleged attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election results and the improper handling of government confidential documents. Smith left the U.S. Department of Justice on January 10th this year.

According to Jincai Finance, U.S. President Trump spoke again about the issue of Fed Chair Powell's tenure during an interview on Friday local time. He stated that he is "very likely" not to dismiss him before the end of Powell's term because some have advised him not to do so, arguing that "it would disrupt the market." "I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to remove him," Trump said, "but they said it would disrupt the market, and anyway he will be gone in seven or eight months, at which point I will replace him with my own person." Earlier on Friday, Trump also mentioned that Powell should resign like Fed Governor Adriana Kugler.

PANews August 2 news, Trump’s second son Eric Trump reposted his tweet from the market's low point on February 25 on the X platform, stating: "Once again, Buy the Dips on BTC and ETH."

Jin10 reported on August 2 that according to The New York Times, U.S. President Trump previously stated that he would punish India if it did not cut off oil imports from Russia, but did not specify what the possible punitive measures might be. Indian officials said on Saturday that despite Trump's threats of punishment, they would continue to purchase cheap oil from Russia. The New Delhi side originally believed that this issue had been resolved, but new complications have emerged. Two senior Indian officials stated, "There has been no change in policy." One official said the government "has not issued any instructions to oil companies" to reduce imports from Russia.

The White House is in talks with Cornell University to reach a settlement of up to $100 million to restore frozen federal research funds. The agreement may be announced next week, and discussions are still ongoing about whether to establish a supervisor. If reached, Cornell will become the Ivy League school reconciled with the Trump administration.

ChainCatcher news, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump stated in an interview with U.S. media that he "hopes to release all documents related to the Epstein case." Trump said he wants to make all information public, but does not want anyone to be harmed or implicated as a result. Trump also stated that if those who have the documents truly possess any information related to him, it should have been disclosed before the presidential election.

According to ChainCatcher news and Jin10 data reports, Trump stated in an interview with Newsmax that he "would not hesitate to fire Fed Chairman Powell," but also noted that "firing Powell would disrupt the market"; he criticized that "the Fed's interest rate is too high," and mentioned that Powell "is very likely" to continue serving in the chairman position.

Golden Finance reports, U.S. President Trump: (When talking about the resignation of Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Quigley) I know she disagrees with Powell's views, and I understand that. I am glad there is a vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Kugar will resign on August 8, giving Trump the opportunity to appoint a new member. This change may affect the leadership of the Fed, as Kugar did not attend recent policy meetings and will return to teach at Georgetown University in the future.

Trump criticized the Russia-Ukraine war on social media, stating that the number of Russian soldier deaths has reached 112,500, while Ukraine's losses are about 8,000. He called for an end to this unnecessary war and blamed the Biden administration for it.

Golden Finance reports that Senator Elizabeth Warren has sent a letter to the Director of the OCC, Jonathan Gould, expressing concerns about Trump "continuously exploiting crypto assets business projects for personal gain."

The U.S. consumer confidence index rose to a five-month high in July, with inflation expectations easing, and the average annual inflation rate for the next five to ten years dropping to 3.4%. The rebound in the stock market has brought optimism, but changes in confidence among stockholders and non-stockholders offset each other.

Bo Hines, the digital asset advisor to President Trump, stated that the government will continue to advance its Bitcoin strategic reserves and will implement this soon. Hines emphasized that Bitcoin is a unique asset, and the government's goal is to hold as much Bitcoin as possible, although related information is briefly mentioned in the policy report.

Gate News bot message, The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant decline following Trump's announcement of tariffs on 66 countries, coupled with renewed Federal Reserve rate hike concerns. Within the past 24 hours, liquidations reached approximately $636M. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to $115,58

Jin10 data, August 1 - The South African Rand fell early on Friday as U.S. President Trump announced that the tariff rate on South Africa would remain at 30%. Investors weighed the possibility of higher tariffs on U.S. export goods. The executive order signed by Trump states that the tariff rate will take effect within seven days. As a result, the South African Rand reached a high of 18.23 against the U.S. dollar, marking the lowest level since May 14.

The CEO of the Pan-European exchange, Buha, pointed out that the US stock market is gradually showing characteristics of emerging markets, with investors starting to flow towards Europe due to its stable and predictable institutional framework, while the weakening of the dollar is causing Europe's attractiveness to rise.

Trump signed an executive order imposing tariffs of 15% to 41% on goods exported to the United States from 67 trading partners, setting a historical high. The new tariffs will take effect on August 7, providing countries with a chance to negotiate.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has further retraced, currently reported at around 114,950 USD during the Asian session today (1). Before the deadline, U.S. President Trump announced to maintain a 10% global minimum tariff, determining that the tariff rates for several trade partners range from 10% to 41%. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) launched the "encryption plan" to rewrite digital asset regulations. Strategy announced a plan to issue 4.2 billion USD in STRC stocks, which will be used for Bitcoin acquisition and more.

The White House announced that Trump will maintain the global minimum tariff rate at 10%, rejecting the proposal to raise it to 15%. At the same time, he signed an order to increase the tariff rate on Canada to 35%, and this change does not affect the goods under the USMCA agreement.

PANews August 1 news, according to Jin10 reports, the White House stated: a 39% tariff will be imposed on Swiss goods. The tariff rate for Pakistan is 19%. A 19% tariff will be imposed on Malaysian goods; a 20% tariff will be imposed on Vietnam. A 20% tariff will be imposed on Bangladesh. A 15% tariff will be imposed on Israel. In addition, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order raising tariffs on Canada from 25% to 35%, with the higher tariffs set to take effect on August 1, 2025.

Jin10 reported on August 1 that on July 31 local time, U.S. President Trump stated that Canada’s stance on Palestine would not affect the achievement of a tariff agreement, and Canada must "pay a fair tax rate." On July 30 local time, Canadian Prime Minister Carney stated that if the West Bank governing body meets certain conditions, Canada will announce recognition of the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly scheduled for September this year.

Jin10 data reported on August 1st, according to Politico, the White House will undertake a $200 million large-scale renovation project of its East Wing, which is the latest construction project by Trump for this executive mansion. White House Press Secretary Levitt announced on Thursday that a White House state dining room, approximately 90,000 square feet and capable of accommodating 650 people, will begin construction in September. According to information on the White House website, Trump and other "patriotic donors" will foot the bill for this $200 million renovation project. Levitt stated that the East Wing will also undergo a "modernization", and during the construction period, all office areas, including the First Lady's office, will be temporarily relocated. This is the most recent and costly among a series of White House renovation projects during Trump's administration. Levitt stated that this project is expected to be completed before the end of Trump's term.

The US dollar is expected to achieve its first monthly rise since 2025 in July, mainly driven by the Fed's hawkish stance and strong performance of the US economy. Powell is not in a hurry to cut interest rates, and the trade protocol has alleviated uncertainty, boosting investor confidence, which has led to the euro falling nearly 3%.

Golden Finance reported that Trump said Powell caused the United States to lose "trillions of dollars."

Iran's Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian proposed new conditions for nuclear negotiations, demanding that the United States compensate for the damages caused by the Israel-Iran conflict and explain its military intervention during the negotiations. He emphasized that while there is a possibility of resuming talks, it is necessary to ensure the sincerity of cooperation.

According to Golden Finance reports, the White House stated that Trump signed an executive order to impose an additional 40% tariff on Brazil, bringing the total tariff rate to 50%. In addition, Trump announced that a trade agreement had been reached with South Korea, which will impose a 15% tariff on goods exported to the U.S., while South Korea has committed to investing $350 billion in the United States.

Since his second term, U.S. President Trump has frequently declared national emergencies to bypass normal legislative procedures and take unilateral actions. This strategy has sparked multiple lawsuits, and current measures using tariffs to address urgent commercial, political, and diplomatic issues will be reviewed by the federal appeals court, potentially culminating in a submission to the Supreme Court. Legal experts point out that Trump is more aggressive than his predecessors in declaring states of emergency.

Jin10 Data reported on July 31 that on July 30 local time, Brown University announced that it has reached a protocol with the federal government. The federal government will restore research funding to Brown University and address compliance review issues. Earlier this year, two White House officials stated that the Trump administration planned to suspend $510 million in federal grants and contracts to Brown University. It is reported that in the fiscal year 2024, Brown University received approximately $184 million in support through federal grants and contracts.

On July 31, Jin10 reported that on July 30 local time, the White House announced that President Trump signed an executive order pausing the minimum tax exemption for low-value goods. The statement said that starting from August 29, imported goods valued at or below $800 that would originally qualify for the minimum tax exemption and are sent through means other than the international postal network will be subject to all applicable tariffs. For goods shipped through the international postal system, packages will be subject to tariffs based on either ad valorem or specific duties.

Jin10 data, July 31: U.S. President Trump: We have just reached a protocol with Pakistan, under which Pakistan and the United States will cooperate to develop its vast oil reserves. We are selecting the oil companies that will lead this cooperation, and perhaps one day they will even sell oil to India!

Jin10 data July 31 news, after U.S. President Trump signed an announcement regarding copper imports, U.S. copper futures prices fell sharply. The White House stated that Trump announced a 50% general tariff on imported semi-finished copper products and copper-intensive derivative products, effective from August 1. However, refined copper and negative copper were excluded from this decision, which was contrary to market expectations. As a result, copper prices once experienced a big dump of 18%, and then slightly rebounded.

Golden Finance reports that the White House has issued an order to update tariff authorization for Brazil. The White House: Trump signed an executive order to impose an additional 40% tariff on Brazil, bringing the total tariff rate to 50%.

Golden Finance reports that the White House announced that President Trump will impose a 50% general tariff on imports of semi-finished copper products and derivatives with high copper content starting from August 1.

The FOMC statement shows that the vote will pass the interest rate decision by a ratio of 9-2, with Bowman and Waller expected to oppose. The wording will simplify the uncertainty of the economic outlook, and the balance sheet reduction will remain unchanged. Powell will emphasize the importance of data in his press conference and respond cautiously to inflation and tariff risks, while reaffirming independence.

U.S. President Trump threatened to punish India for purchasing Russian energy, raising global supply concerns and driving up European natural gas prices. Traders expect Trump to take action against Russian buyers if a ceasefire protocol is not reached within 10 days.

Jin10 data reported on July 31 that in response to U.S. President Trump’s threat to impose new sanctions on Russia, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov stated on the 30th that the Russian economy has developed an "immunity" to sanctions over the years. Peskov said: "We have long lived under various sanctions, and the Russian economy operates under many restrictions; we have a certain immunity to sanctions now." U.S. President Trump mentioned on the 29th that he set a 10-day deadline for Russia to reach a peace agreement with Ukraine, starting from that day. If there is no progress from the Russian side, new sanctions from the U.S. will follow.

Indian refiners are seeking clarification from the government on whether Trump's social media posts affect their procurement of crude oil from Russia, as Trump plans to impose a 25% tariff on Indian goods, which could impact procurement. India has become an important buyer of Russian crude oil since the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The uncertainty of trade wars and tariffs has led the Bank of Canada to maintain the interest rate at 2.75%. Economists expect it to remain stable in the future, but there is a possibility of a rate cut of 25 basis points, which would only occur if inflation is controlled and the economy needs stimulation.

Odaily News A few hours before the Fed announced its interest rate decision, U.S. President Trump once again called for a drop in interest rates. After the release of the U.S. second-quarter GDP data, Trump stated on the Truth Social platform that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell "must cut rates now. There is no inflation." The U.S. Dollar Index DXY rose more than 0.50% during the day, currently reported at 99.37, continuing to set a new high since June 23. (Jin10)

BlockBeats news, on July 30, the U.S. economic growth in the second quarter exceeded expectations, rebounding from the decline caused by trade conflicts at the beginning of the year. However, even so, the overall trend of economic growth still appears to be slowing slightly, remaining at a lower level compared to recent years. Data shows that after excluding inflation factors, the initial value of the annualized quarterly growth rate of the U.S. GDP in the second quarter grew by 3%, exceeding expectations. Compared to the first quarter's -0.5%, the growth in the second quarter constituted a significant rebound. At the beginning of the year, U.S. companies imported a large volume of goods in advance to avoid the tariff policies imposed by President Trump, leading to a surge in imports in the first quarter, which significantly depressed the GDP growth for that quarter. In the following three months, this trend reversed. The aggressive tariff measures announced by Trump on April 2 initially did not have as severe an impact on businesses and consumers as expected, but instead helped drive the recovery of economic data.