1. U.S. Senators Release Market Structure Discussion Draft, Focusing on Crypto Asset Regulation

According to Eleanor Terrett, U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott, along with Senators Lummis, Hagerty, and Moreno, have jointly released the long-awaited market structure discussion draft. The draft was delayed due to House affairs and covers issues such as token classification, regulatory fragmentation, banking operations, information disclosure, and illicit finance. It further refines the content based on the CLARITY Act passed by the House and the Lummis-Gillibrand proposal. The senators are also publicly seeking opinions on 35 topics, including SEC/CFTC regulatory authority, stablecoins, custody, investor protection, DeFi exemptions, and "pig butchering" scams. -Original

2. U.S. Senator Lummis Calls for Advancement of Digital Asset Legislation

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis tweeted that the U.S. has been leading global financial innovation and has not slowed down. Lummis expressed her eagerness to work with the industry and across party lines to develop market structure legislation that is favorable to digital assets, encourages innovation, and protects consumers. -Original

3. Goldman Sachs Expects Fed to Cut Rates Starting September Due to Slowing Job Market

On July 22, Goldman Sachs predicted that the Federal Reserve would maintain interest rates next week and begin cutting rates in the remaining three meetings of 2025 due to pressure from a slowing job market. Current private sector hiring is nearing a "standstill," with risks of further slowdown; meanwhile, consumer spending has stagnated for six consecutive months, a situation that is extremely rare outside of economic recessions. Goldman Sachs also expects the Fed to cut rates two more times in early 2026. -Original

4. Probability of Fed Keeping Rates Unchanged in July at 95.3%

According to CME's "FedWatch": The probability of the Fed keeping rates unchanged in July is 95.3%, while the probability of a 25 basis point cut is 4.7%. The probability of the Fed maintaining rates in September is 40.3%, with a cumulative probability of a 25 basis point cut at 57% and a cumulative probability of a 50 basis point cut at 2.7%. -Original

5. Trump Claims U.S. Will Impose 19% Tariff on Indonesian Goods

U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. has reached a trade agreement with Indonesia, which will impose a 19% tariff on Indonesian goods. Indonesia will supply critical minerals to the U.S., and Indonesia will eliminate 99% of its tariff barriers. Indonesia will purchase Boeing aircraft, U.S. agricultural products, and energy. -Original

6. IMF Warns U.S. Tariff Policy May Impact Global Economy

The International Monetary Fund released a report on the 22nd local time, stating that the Trump administration's practice of imposing import tariffs on nearly all trading partners may further have significant impacts on the global macroeconomy. The report pointed out that the U.S. tariff increases will reduce global demand in the short term, leading to higher import prices and further exacerbating inflationary pressures. Additionally, the uncertainty surrounding tariffs may weaken consumer and business confidence, intensifying financial market volatility. The report noted that U.S. tariff increases could lead countries to respond by further raising trade barriers to address the worsening trade imbalance, resulting in increased geopolitical economic fragmentation, which would have lasting damage to the global economy. -Original

7. UK Report Indicates Crypto Firms May Not Fully Report Sanction Violations

The UK's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) released a report stating that since 2022, UK crypto asset companies are likely to have underreported violations of financial sanctions, with most violations occurring unintentionally and involving direct or indirect transactions with sanctioned individuals or entities. Since August 2022, suspected sanction violations must be reported to OFSI. The report also warns that UK crypto companies face high-risk attacks from North Korean hackers, who often act on behalf of sanctioned parties. The report shows that since 2022, over 7% of suspected violations reported to OFSI involved crypto asset companies. Following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022, the UK and several other countries have explicitly expanded the scope of sanctions to include cryptocurrencies. Currently, there are 55 crypto companies registered with the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK, but the specific number of violating companies has not been disclosed. -Original

8. Grayscale Transfers 314 BTC to Coinbase Again

At 21:18 Beijing time, two Bitcoin Trust addresses under Grayscale transferred 235.99 BTC and 78.66 BTC to Coinbase Prime, totaling 314.65 BTC, equivalent to approximately $37.57 million at current prices. -Original

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