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Brothers, SpaceX has officially entered the crypto space this time.
Recently disclosed listing documents publicly confirmed that they hold Bitcoin, which is actually quite unexpected.
In the past, many large companies might have touched on crypto assets, but rarely publicly stated it.
Now even companies like SpaceX are starting to openly hold positions, and market sentiment has immediately improved.
Including DOGE, which has also clearly gained attention in the past two days, after all, everyone understands Elon Musk's influence.
I think a very obvious trend now is that more and more traditional capital no longer treats the crypto market as a fringe asset, but is genuinely starting to participate seriously.
Perhaps this round of market movement won't necessarily follow the traditional cycle entirely.
Many originally thought the bull market would have to wait another five months, but now it seems it might come sooner.
Let's wait and see.
On May 22, Federal Reserve Board Member Waller stated on Friday that, given the increasing inflation risks, the Fed should not consider further rate cuts as the default plan. Just this January, Waller had supported rate cuts. During his speech, Waller said that with the ongoing Middle East conflict, rising oil and other commodity prices are increasingly likely to trigger broader and sustained inflation in the economy. He stated that, therefore, it is time for the Fed to stop signaling that the next move is most likely a rate cut again. Waller said that maintaining interest rates in the current range of 3.5% to 3.75% is likely the right approach in the foreseeable future. He added, “If inflation cannot be subdued quickly, I cannot rule out the possibility of future rate hikes.” Waller stated